Guest Blogger

This guest post is by Jeff Goins of Goins, Writer. Your blog needs a voice. Like Pavarotti, it can resonate with power that is full of sophistication.

 Or, like Dave Grohl, it can scream and shout with disenfranchised angst.
 It can even sing sweetly like your grandmother or quietly hum ...more

This guest post is by Joseph Wesley of Blog Tweaks. Did you know there are similarities between blogging and construction work? It’s true. I learned this while working as an electrician during the first six months of 2010. You may be wondering how a marketing grad from UT Austin ended ...more

This guest post is by Onibalusi Bamidele of YoungPrePro.com. Like you, I really love to get traffic to my blog, and I’ll do anything just to make sure my traffic increases. Recently, I made several changes to my blog that doubled my traffic almost overnight. The tips I’m about to give ...more

This guest post is by Chris Kahler of BloggerITUS.com. Unless you believe in your abilities to have prophetic visions, you likely can’t predict the future. As a blogger (or hopeful blogger), you need to realize that attempting to see what your future business has in store is a waste of ...more

This guest post is by Natalie Sisson of The Suitcase Entrepreneur. When you first start blogging it can be difficult to find your real voice. It can also be unnerving to put yourself out there and say what you really think. Like many blogger,s you probably try to be appropriate, ...more

This guest post is by Jon Morrow of Smart Blogger (formerly Boost Blog Traffic) After all, that’s the dream, right? Forget the mansions and limousines and other trappings of Hollywood-style wealth. Sure, it would be nice, but for the most part, we bloggers are simpler souls with much kinder dreams. ...more

This guest post is by Martyn Chamberlin of twohourblogger.com. You know what it’s like to blunder into an article that seizes your attention? I do mean seize. Not something that charms your gaze for thirty seconds, then falls apart. I mean something you are absolutely compelled to read. Don’t misunderstand ...more

This gust post is by Sarah Baron of of Anonymous8. Boundaries in blogging are more important than you can imagine, because they set the tone for your blogs and for your relationships on and off line. I never considered the concept of setting personal boundaries on a blog until a ...more

This guest post is by Jamie Martin of Steady Mom and Simple Homeschool. When I first began blogging over two years ago, I had no idea what I was getting myself into. I started merely as a way to promote the book I had written and thought of it as ...more