Today I have a special opportunity: I get to expose Stuart Walker on his own blog. That’s right. For this post I’ve taken control of Nichehacks. And I’m going to show him how the site should be run. O
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This last month has been a month of reflection: On life, love, blogging, marketing, writing and everything else in between. Why? Because as I sit here, the clock turns to midnight, and I’ve officially
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You can see all updates from the Niche Site Challenge here. Firstly, let me apologize to you: You’re getting this post a little late. Because, as I sit here and type this, I’m in some awful little k
Earlier this year I took a trip to Brunei. I spent three weeks on a sun lounger basking in the location independent lifestyle of a freelance blogger. That mostly involved writing, looking at Monkeys a
You put your heart and soul into your products, don’t you? You make them absolutely perfect. Down to the finest, smallest little detail. There is no part of that product you don’t know everything abou
Bloggers block. It doesn’t matter if you’re a seasoned pro or a first time writer . When it comes it’s the most frustrating feeling in the world. I write blog posts for a living – trust me – it does
So, you’ve started a blog . Now what? Well you need to get it in front of people. But, that’s easier said than done , isn’t it? Plus you’ve got the worry of creating content, editing, running all
Headlines are, by far, the most important part of anything you write. Why? Because they’re the reason anything gets read. You’ve never picked up a newspaper, clicked a link or watched a video base
Guest blogging is key to getting traffic. Why? Because the traffic it brings is specific, targeted and warm. People who come to your site through guest blogs not only want to be there, they like
If this time last year you would have told me that I was going to be a professional blogger, I’d have had two words for you: Yeah, right! I’d never been featured on another blog, nobody had ever paid
