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by King J. For

For many months I had this nagging problem with blogging. I knew that my blogging would never get off the ground and start making me the money I wanted until I solved the problem.

I feel it is pertinent to share this problem in this article with the hope that others that are having similar problem might have a way out.

Want to know what the problem is? It is “manually” posting PLR articles (or any such articles) to multiple blogs. I don’t know about you but I would rather automate the process, rather than spend many long hours doing it manually.

You see, I love blogging, but not necessarily for blogging sake, but because it gives me a great way of getting the much needed traffic and high rankings to my multiple other websites.

by John Ryan

I must admit some of these points are a little basic, but it would surprise you how easy it is to make these mistakes.

Most people who blog, and most certainly people who blog for a revenue, know, or need to know, what not to do with their Google ads. I, way too often notice blogs that fail to follow the Google Adsense rules, and in turn loose out in any earnings they have made with the Google Adsense program. Especially, it is very hard on those who have expended much resources both financially and in ‘blood and tears’ on their site, only to realize that they misunderstood the rules, or even worse did not take the time to follow them correctly (this regrettably seems to be the most popular excuse). So here is a list, it is not exhaustive however, and I may have missed some important points, so please feel free to comment on this, as with all my posts (well 90% anyway) they are interactive, via comments.

by Rose DesRochers

You’ve finally created a blog and you’ve made your first post. Now how do you get people to actually read what you’re blogging about?

Here are some tips on promoting your blog.

1. Quality Content - Interesting content will keep your readership returning. Update your blog regularly. Googlebot, which is Google’s web-crawling robot loves content. The more you update your blog, the more frequent the search engine spiders will return to it.
2. Take part in forums that are related to blogging. Ask other bloggers for their opinion on your blog and take their suggestions to heart.
3. Publish an RSS/Atom/XML feed. If you’re using Blogger, you can turn on RSS feed by clicking on settings in your dashboard and then clicking on site feed and make sure that your settings are set to yes.

by Lynette Chandler

1. Start a Community Blog. A community blog is just that, a community of like-minded people who contribute to a blog. One of the obvious advantages to this type of blog is that you don’t need to spend a lot of time posting yourself to be part of an active blog. If you have a community of three or more people and you each post at least twice a week then you will have a pretty active blog. Be sure to use an RSS feed and have all contributors post the feed on their sites to get the benefit of each sites visitors.

by Marketing Expert - Michael Fleischner

Blogs are becoming more and more popular. If you don’t already have a weblog of your own, you’ve at least posted a comment to one, read one, or heard the term used in everyday conversation.

You may also have noticed that only a small number of blogs are truly known in each industry. As is true with most major media, “the cream rises to the top”. The best weblogs have a large following and are valuable sources of information for thousands of readers. There are five primary reasons why some blogs become popular and others don’t.

1. Focusing on a Popular Content Area. One of the most important characteristics of a successful blog is appropriate content. In order to gain a large following your blog must cover a topical area that is broad enough to be of interest to a large number of individuals but specific enough to have meaning.