This is a guest contribution from Luke Guy, blogger and graphic designer. It’s amazing how blogs have exploded within the last 10 years – take ProBlogger for instance. Blogs like these can provide a good living for the owner if the traffic remains strong and healthy. But how do these blogs...

What Technology I Currently Use To Sell Information Products Online… My trip to Sydney ended last week. I did apply for one rental, but the competition was fierce and I suspect the fact that Ramses, my cat, was coming too, may have been the deal breaker. Nevermind! I’ve decided to head to...

This is a guest contribution from Alex Strike, writer and blogger. During my writing career, I’ve had the good fortune to have appeared on many cool and informative blogs and websites – but it hasn’t always been this way. Writing for blogs appeared to be not as easy as I at first thought,...

I grabbed my iphone and recorded a quick video for you in my house in Melbourne. No professional microphone, no professional lighting, just a little bit of post production editing to keep things interesting. In this less than 5-minute video I talk about the subject I have spent the last twelve months...

What Is Leverage And Why It Is Your Only Path To Significant Wealth Online… This week I am in Melbourne writing to you from an apartment I am renting for a month in South Yarra. I'll tell you more about my trip later in the newsletter, but first, let's...

A Gmail Warning, Plus A Reader Asks Which Is Better – Old Or New Media Internet Marketing? If you are a Gmail user you have may have noticed that Google updated the interface to include some new tabs. The scary thing about this is they are automatically filtering your messages away from your inbox...

When you’re creating your business (or as you’re creating it), you need to make sure you’re attracting the RIGHT people to work with… it’s critical. Here’s a simple 9 word question you can ask yourself to know if you’re working with the RIGHT customers… I...

Muhammad Noer, or Noer as he likes to be called, was born in Sumatra Indonesia. As a side project while working his full time job, he started a personal blog because he wanted to get back into writing. His topics were speed reading and slide presentations, two subjects he is passionate about. [ Download...

The early days of blogging (for most of us) are filled with detours, roadblocks, and just plain slip-ups that we can make in the privacy of our own small readerships. As our blogs and their communities grow, so too do the lessons we’ve learned from the early mistakes that we’ve made. During...

With all the chat around new blog tips, mistakes made, and resources used, we’ve got to thinking – what were the biggest obstacles to you all when you first started out blogging? Was it finding readers, tech stuff, or design? Perhaps it was navigating social media, or even finding content...