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 I went to Affiliate Summit West 2009 and loved it, so it was time to go again. I scored a pass from John Chow, but quickly realized I had an extra, so I ended up giving it to a buddy of mine who doesn’t even own a computer. I was apprehensive, but I knew everyone was . . . → Read More: Affiliate Summit East 2010  Quick note: I’m at Affiliate Summit East 2010, and I just watched Jim Kukral’s keynote. I have a copy of his book at home, but it arrived AFTER I left for Affiliate Summit, so I picked up a copy for Jim to sign here. Needless to say, I have an extra copy. Reply here as to why . . . → Read More: Attention!  Spread the word. Build links. Now that you’re interacting with the community, you need to get out to other sources of information and spread the word. What will happen is you will increase your relevancy in SEO and generate some buzz about your blog project while you’re at it. There are some shortcuts too, but they really detract . . . → Read More: Series: 52 Weeks to a Successful Blog: Week 4  Get social. Now that you’ve laid the groundwork for your blog, it’s time to get engaged. You have great content and you’re tracking your visitors. Now you need to get out to the community and interact. If you’re focusing on the gaming niche, do things like hit up gaming forums and talk about the games you’re playing. . . . → Read More: Series: 52 Weeks to a Successful Blog: Week 3  Get your house in order. You’ve written content going back ten posts, so now your blog has some roots. You don’t look like you just started that’s good. Now you need to do the additional setup to get things going. Setting up tracking, search engine submission, comments, spam protection, and a slew of other details is next. . . . → Read More: Series: 52 Weeks to a Successful Blog: Week 2 |
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