

Ever wonder why some bloggers, who aren't Big Name folks,, still make more money than your? Why newer blogs, or even those with less traffic or lower PR, still out-earn yours? Chances are, it's not the fault of the companies you're signed up with. Maybe you just haven't figured out what advertisers are really lo
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What do you blog about? If you can't answer that succinctly when someone asks, chances are no one else can figure it out, either. But if you want readers to think of your blog as a daily destination -- and especially if you want advertisers to place high-dollar ads on your site, then you'
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I run five (5) blogs now. I can't keep up with all of them. Some take serious thought, some don't. My biggest challenge these days: learning to stick to blogging on the topics that come natur
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I don't like having to use the WSIWYG editor in WP, as one plug-in requires. I don't want to create sub-pages listing my Amazon items. I just want to incorporate commission-paying
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That's all it takes, folks. Ten minutes. Five simple steps. You don't even have to write an entry, just use your time well and you'll see higher traffic -- both short- and long-term --
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I don’t write reviews. I write entries which happen to make me money while keeping readers entertained, advertisers happy and my mortgage (and car payments) paid.
Four steps will help you do the same.
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Did you know your paid blog entries can have a g-spot too? No, I'm serious! If you want to write paid reviews without alienating your readers you'll need to find that g-spot, time and time again.
It's not as hard as you think. Follow my 7 Steps and you'll hit that g-spot every t
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