There is no doubt that to build your profile and earn attention (rather than buy it or beg for it), part of your job is going to be writing. Writing your book, your blog, writing articles, Facebook and Twitter updates. This requires knowledge and commitment, so I decided to interview Grant McDuling, best-selling author and respected journalist, for his… Read the rest of this entry »
Why Creativity And Blogging Are A Match Made In Heaven
By 50 Comments March 21, 2011
The aim of this article is to help you (and me) understand how our time in the blogosphere helps us access our creativity and fine tune our creative gifts. It’s also aimed at inspiring you to keep going, to keep reaching for those things you set out to achieve, and to remind you why it’s worth it.
When we start… Read the rest of this entry »
Blog Income For Women Blueprint Review – How To Generate A Passive Income With Your Blog
By 47 Comments March 9, 2011
Blog Income For Women Blueprint – by Krizia & Alexandra
Name: Blog Income For Women Blueprint
Creators: Krizia & Alexandra
URL: www.blogincomeforwomen.com
Purpose: Learn how to generate a passive income using your blog with a topic of interest or online business.
‘Blog Income For Women Blueprint’ is designed for female bloggers, but men would also benefit… Read the rest of this entry »
How Not To Be Boring (And Why Your Website Will Thank You)
By 31 Comments March 7, 2011
Stuff I read isn’t boring. Do you know why? We as humans, don’t read boring – people ignore boring.
For years, I have struggled with boring because of my field (fat loss). I want to be taken seriously. There are so many problems and issues in my field, that the last thing I want to do is alienate people by… Read the rest of this entry »
It’s No Longer Just My Entrepreneurs Journey
By 51 Comments February 21, 2011
You’ve probably noticed new regular contributors recently joined the Entrepreneurs-Journey.com team. A few light design changes were made to the site to highlight the faces of each of these new writers, so you know which article comes from which writer. If you’re reading this through an RSS reader then you can’t see the changes, so make sure you head to… Read the rest of this entry »
How To Make Money With CPM Advertising On Your Blog
By 43 Comments February 18, 2011
Some of the most common questions I receive revolve around how I get advertisers to my blog, how I make money with advertising on my blog, and anything related to money and advertising.
While there are a variety of questions and answers surrounding this topic it all really comes back to the basics: Content equals traffic and traffic equals money.… Read the rest of this entry »
7 Tips To Super-Charge Your Online Communication
By 37 Comments February 8, 2011
As I write this I’m listening to a podcast from Armin Van Buuren, the world’s number one trance and progressive DJ.
Armin is dutch, however he speaks very clear English on the podcast. During each episode Armin will talk in between songs briefly with updates on upcoming gigs and shout-outs from his listeners. I’m always impressed by how he… Read the rest of this entry »
13 Articles To Help You On Your Entrepreneurs Journey
By 37 Comments January 14, 2011
This is Yaro here, briefly intruding on Leigh’s column. I just wanted to clarify that Leigh wrote this article to highlight many of the best and most important articles hidden away in the archives of this blog. Since Leigh is a long time reader of Entrepreneurs-Journey.com (and now columnist) she’s been around long enough to see this content come and… Read the rest of this entry »
Blogging Economics: Where Does My Money Go?
By 44 Comments January 13, 2011
Unless you are well established or independently wealthy to begin with, you have a budget that you need to work within for starting your blog and online business.
While this “magic number’ is different for everyone, a lot of things surrounding your blog have or will have costs associated with them. While I can’t speak for everyone – people use… Read the rest of this entry »
Blogging In French: Olivier Roland Proves There Is Money To Be Made Helping People In Other Languages
By 40 Comments January 11, 2011
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Many a time I’ve received a question from a person who has English as a second language, regarding their options for writing a… Read the rest of this entry »
Telling It Straight: Blogging Goals For 2011 From Miami Mitch
By 40 Comments December 27, 2010
It’s that time of year once again, and while some people call them New Year’s resolutions, I’ll stick with what they called it back when I was part of the corporate world: Goal Setting.
I never had any goals when I started my blog, mainly because I didn’t know what I was doing. Now that it is a business… Read the rest of this entry »
The Best Advice I Ever Received To Make My Blog Successful
By 27 Comments December 15, 2010
Over the years I have received a ton of advice, some of it I have asked for, some has come unsolicited. Whether it be my personal life, career path, relationships, my golf game, well… you can pretty much name it.
Blogging is like anything else, there have been a lot of people who have tried it, some people who… Read the rest of this entry »
Can A New Computer Make Your Blog More Successful?
By 28 Comments November 30, 2010
Mitch once again proves that it doesn’t matter where you are coming from, if you put in the time you can succeed at blogging.
In this article Mitch explains how much knowledge he has of technology (he had me laughing several times as he explained his shortcomings) and what impact his lack of knowledge has had on his blog’s… Read the rest of this entry »
11 Tips For Writing A 15 Minute Article
By 38 Comments November 26, 2010
Writers block can be a nasty bug to catch. An equally nasty bug can be wading hour after hour over material that just isn’t coming out of you. The next thing you know, you have spent an entire work day filled with worrying and nothing to show for it.
The goal of this article is to not only help… Read the rest of this entry »
3 Limiting Beliefs You Must Eliminate From Your Mindset
By 105 Comments November 24, 2010
I had conversations with two people in the previous weeks who were considering blogging for the first time, or at least taking it serious for the first time.
It’s interesting to speak to people who are considering this path, especially hearing what stops them from doing it. Most people never start a blog, and of those who do, very few… Read the rest of this entry »
How Do I Get Traffic To My Blog?
By 60 Comments November 19, 2010
Miami Mitch once again chimes in with some blogging advice, today starting a series of blog posts on traffic.
How to attract traffic to your blog is by far the most popular question all budding bloggers have, and in this case Mitch definitely has the experience to share some advice. His sports blog receives in excess of 400,000 visitors… Read the rest of this entry »
Why Blogs Fail
By 73 Comments November 10, 2010
Mitch is in charge of a well over six figure blog empire in the sports niche, which he started by focusing on college football in the USA.
He was one of the very first people to join Blog Mastermind. He also happens to have the distinction of attending almost every single coaching call I have done since I… Read the rest of this entry »
How I Leveraged My Job To Start An Online Business
By 18 Comments October 18, 2010
As an entrepreneur, I have somewhat of a “problem”. I tend to see opportunities wherever I look. A few weeks ago, I started learning to bake a New York Cheesecake. It turned out very well and all of my friends were very impressed. When I saw how successful my cheesecake making venture was, I immediately started thinking – I can… Read the rest of this entry »
How To Make Money With Your Blog (With Case Studies As Proof)
By 136 Comments September 3, 2010
People often come to me as an expert at monetizing blogs. Although my experience making money online is not limited only to blogs, I’ve been able to extract a lot of income from not necessarily a lot of traffic.
For example, my proofreading business was able to generate a salary level income – sometimes as much as $15,000… Read the rest of this entry »
