Interact with Your Blog Audience Using Webinars

There is a growing trend in the blogging space, and that’s the movement towards webinars. The best way to describe a webinar is to think of a conference, but everyone is online and can watch the person’s computer screen that is holding the event. By Blogging Tips

Google+ Raises the Bar for Bloggers

Not to imply that every blog you write isn’t chocked full of relevant, well-written content, tailored for just the right audience, I’m sure it is, but understanding the real implications of Google+ should have you thinking twice before you hit any publish buttons. By Faye Armand

How Public Relations Can Avoid Failing at SEO

Our Online Marketing agency at TopRank has been providing practitioners in the Public Relations industry information and insight on Search Engine Optimization for nearly 10 years. By Online Marketing Blog

Bloggers, There’s More To Focusing Than You Think

Focus is a hot topic. Those who do it are always talking about how great it is. Focus helps us be productive, isolate problems, and change aspects of our lives. By DailyBlogTips

5 DO’S and DON’T’S of On-page Optimization

On-page optimization forms an integral part of SEO. It can be visualized as a foundation of search engine optimization. By Bloggingpro

15 Awesome WordPress Home Pages

WordPress, which was just released in version 3.2, has always been at the forefront of creative design and we continue to see many great WordPress designs. By Bloggingpro

Blogging Pitfalls: What You Need in Your Site’s Footer

When it comes to blog design, most put the lion’s share of their effort on the area that “above the fold” or what appears on the screen before the user has done any scrolling. By Bloggingpro

11 WordPress Plugins For Travel Bloggers

Here are 11 awesome plugins that the travel blogger can use for their own blog. By Bloggingpro

How to Improve Your Blog’s Traffic

Everyone knows that it takes a lot of time and effort to create a good blog but there’s a big difference between having a good blog and having a great blog. By Bloggingpro

Blogging Pitfalls: Why You Can’t Hop From Platform to Platform

Bloggers love to argue about what is the best blogging platform. The simple truth is that every blogging platform is perfectly fine to run your blog. By Bloggingpro

15 Ways to Drive More Traffic to Your Blog

You hear a plethora of SEO’s and Internet Marketers claim that content is king. This is true to an extent, but the fact is a lot of people are more than capable of writing great content, but is great content alone enough? By Bloggingpro

PressWork, A Free HTML5 Drag & Drop Framework for WordPress

When somebody uses the tagline PressWork is not only a framework… we’re setting the standards for premium themes too! on the paid WordPress themes section of their website, eyeballs are caught and we here at BloggingPro like to have a closer look at things. By Bloggingpro

How to Choose the Rights Business Model for Your Blog

If you work on your blog long enough and hard enough, at some point you’re probably going to want to earn at least some revenue from it. After all, though most bloggers get started out of fun or love, revenue is not only a powerful motivator but it also frees a blogger up to invest more time and energy into their site. By Bloggingpro

Blogging Pitfalls: How to Deal with Press Agents

If you build a blog with any reasonable size or status, you’re going to draw the attention of companies and their their public relations managers. By Bloggingpro

Try These 5 Analytics Tools For Your Blog

As a blog owner it’s very important to know who your visitors are, what they like, what they don’t like and what they’re looking for. It’s even more important to have what they’re looking for on your site so that you can keep them there as long as possible. By Bloggingpro

Why I’m Very Glad I Didn’t Spend Money on Advertising my Blog

When I first started blogging I knew the importance of traffic to the success of a blog. I knew it is traffic that results in sales, I knew it is traffic that converts into subscribers and I knew that the less traffic you have the slimmer your chances of success as a blogger. By Onibalusi Bamidele

Bring Your Blog to Life with a New WordPress Theme

As bloggers, we always want our blogs to look the best they can. While a custom designed blog theme is nearly always the best way to go, not all of us have the necessary funds to hire a design team to create our blogs. The next best option is to find a quality wordpress theme that fits your blog style. By Bloggingtips

Lazyscope – Your Twitter Stream Turned into an RSS Feed

Lazyscope is a desktop tool works kind of like a feed reader for your Twitter account. Along with reading tweets though, you can also use it to keep up with your favorite RSS feeds. It lets you import your Google Reader feeds and subscribe to other blogs as well.
By Bloggingtips

10 Ways to Pimp Your Blog

If you’ve been blogging for a little while now, you might be looking at how you can take the next step. To that end, this post offers 10 ways to “pimp” your blog, both in the sense of “tricking out” your blog to make it more attractive and more useful, and in the sense of pushing your blog to earn more readers, subscribers, and (hopefully) fans.
By Dustin Wax

Not all Your Blog Posts Will go Viral

As bloggers, the key to our success lies in our creativity and this creativity is hampered when it isn’t our sole focus. When you’re obsessed only with writing viral blog posts as a blogger you will find it difficult to focus on what really matters, which is delivering value to your audience. By DailyBlogTips

How to Be a More Productive Blogger

At its core blogging is about sharing ideas and personal opinions. While bloggers may have ideas bouncing all over the place, a crucial choking point is trying to convey those ideas from our mind to paper. By DailyBlogTips

6 Reasons Blogging is a Good First Business

The dream of becoming self-employed is the fuel that takes so many bloggers from the first few months of scraping for followers to the successful later years of making a comfortable income. But what is it about blogging in particular that makes it such a great option for first-time entrepreneurs? By DailyBlogTips

The Steven Spielberg Method: How to Write More Blog Posts In Less Time

In a recent interview, Steven Spielberg, the famous Hollywood film director of hit films, Jaws, E.T. and The Color Purple, admitted to a strange habit. He said he liked to seek out distractions while working on a film. By DailyBlogTips

How to Choose a Blogging Platform [comparison chart]

You need to choose based on your own criteria. By Denise Wakeman

• How technically savvy are you?
• Are you a do-it-yourselfer?
• How much customization do you want?
• Will someone be designing and building it for you?
• What's the purpose, goals and outcomes you want from your blog?

Is Curation The Future Of Blogging?

Traditional blogging is hard work. From creating content on a regular schedule and social networking and link building, to doing things like product fulfillment and replying to comments, blogging the traditional way is not an easy job. By Jack Humphrey

7 Ways to Drive Traffic to Your Blog from LinkedIn

If the audience for your blog are primarily business people, then there's a good bet they spend a lot of time on LinkedIn, the business to business networking site. By Denise Wakeman

Can Google+ Help You with Your Business Blogging?

Is Google+ the answer for your business blogging? By Denise Wakeman

YouTube Super Secrets

A "vlog" or video blog, is a powerful alternative to the traditional text based blog. And if you do video you've got to know how to harness the power of YouTube, the second largest search engine on the web. By Denise Wakeman

Why Bad Writing is Essential to Good Blogging

So here’s the downside of the accessibility of blogging: It makes the already-terrible writers much, much louder. By Copyblogger

5 Reasons Why All Freelance Writers Should Learn To Write a Sales Letter

Whether you want someone to buy your product, join your email list, retweet or +1 your post, you’re doing one thing — leading your audience down a path at the end of which lies the action they’ll take. By Copyblogger

Creating Great Content for Today’s Social Web

Welcome to an increasingly social landscape on the Web. Social media started this shift from information to conversation, and now with the search engines increasingly using social signals to determine what to show searchers it’s a trend that, as a publisher, you have to get on top of to write and promote great content. By Problogger

How to Build Trust by Association

If you haven’t got a degree and you want to run a successful website, there is nothing stopping you! By Problogger

The 23 Blogger Breeds—Which Are You?

The blogosphere is populous and it keeps growing. With millions of bloggers out there, there are a certain number of very identifiable qualities that are seen. This blogger aims to cover as many of those qualities, or “breeds,” as possible. By Problogger

Understanding Blogging Arbitrage

If you are a blog owner and spend a lot of time writing articles for your own blog, there is a more suitable question to ask: “How much is my time worth as a blogger?” By Problogger

How to Silence Readers From Commenting on Your Blog

You open your Google Analytics to check your blog’s stats. And you feel a bit relieved to learn that you do have a number of pageviews. At least somebody saw your recent post. But how come your visitors left without leaving any comment on your blog? Not a single one! By Problogger

Top 10 female expert bloggers to follow on twitter

Are you a female entrepreneur? Or are you a female trying to set up a business?

If you are either of the two, then this list is for you. By Genuine SEO

How Being a Coder Can Make You a Better Blogger

You can become a seriously better blogger if you code even a little bit. Here are a few ways development is similar to blogging. By John Saddington

Why Springtime is the best time to be a blogger

Spring is here, and if you’re anything like the rest of us who are glad to see winter fade away. By Blogussion

Taking your blog mobile: A Basic Guide

Has your blog gone mobile yet? I don’t know if you’ve noticed, but ever since smartphones were introduced, mobile web browsing has exploded. By Blogussion

Should kids blog?

Allowing your kids to blog might be a great decision. In case you’re not yet sure, here are some of the main reasons why you should allow your kids to blog. By ProBlogger

Top 20 iPhone Apps for Bloggers

The Internet changes pretty fast, and if you want to have a popular blog, you must keep up with it. What if you get an awesome idea for a new post while at dinner? By ProBlogger

How to Keep Your Blog Active While Traveling

For many, keeping a blog is a full-time commitment, especially if you want to keep your readers active and engaged with what you have to say. This often means spending long hours day after day creating content, commenting, promoting, and networking with other bloggers. By ProBlogger

Building Blogs is Like Building Muscles

Read the article here

10 Things to Avoid in a Business Blog

Business blogs are a fantastic way to help establish your credibility within your given industry. By Carol Roberts

WordPress Widgets Make Blog Layouting Easier

For most WordPress users, modifying your usual default theme these days has become easier with the advent of widgets. By Widgets Blog

Best 3 Advanced Chrome Extensions To Manage a WordPress Blog

When it comes to choosing a web browser, Internet Explorer and Firefox tend to be two of the most popular. However, Google Chrome is now making its mark in the browser sector. By Blogsessive

Use a Blog to Build Your Brand

Brand building is the only route to business success in the present global market scenario. Sales alone cannot make a business successful since they do not increase until the brand becomes a forceful tool that will launch the business into the big league. By Blogesssive

How to Ask For Backlinks From Other Bloggers

Every blogger should know how essential it is to get specific traffic by using the influence of other blogs in their niche.

Ten Tips for writing a blog post

Some helpful tips for writing your blog posts. By ProBlogger

Writing Blog Content – Make it Scannable

Only 16% of people read web sites word for word. The average person only comprehends 60% of what they read.
Knowing this – how should bloggers who want to communicate effectively write? By ProBlogger

Blogging with an iPad

The most important thing you do when blogging is write posts.

For an iPad to be a suitable replacement for student laptops and netbooks writing posts needs to be as easy or similar to using a computer. By The Edublogger

The 6 Ugly Truths About Blogging

Here are a few simple truths about blogging. By DailyBlogTips

How to Choose a Blogging Platform [comparison chart]

What blogging platform should you use? By Denise Wakeman

Writing for Online Readers: The Most Important Rules

You have less than 30 seconds to capture your attention with your post...go! By Dave Copeland

How an Inbound Link Can Improve Search Engine Rankings

Marketing online comes down to one thing an Inbound Link. These types of links are ones that people can click on and be taken to your website from somewhere else, for example a directory, an article, a search engine, or email. By The Blog Herald

Building Links to Your Blog: Why Keyword Research + Quality Content Works

Every great blogger should have basic SEO know-how. Without basic keyword strategy to drive traffic to your blog, a great blogger can go un-noticed. By The Blog Herald

5 False Legal Threats Bloggers Routinely Face

Legally, blogging can be a very scary activity. Since few bloggers are acquainted with media law before setting up their first site, they are dealing with issues of trademark, copyright, libel, privacy, etc. when they have little understanding of the law itself. By The Blog Herald

Make Your Blog Into A Book

You’ve been blogging for years. You’ve been talking passionately about what you know a lot about. You’ve accumulated tons of amazing content on the subject matter, all spread across many, many blog posts. By BloggingTips

5 Social Toolbars to Help Increase User Engagement on Your Blog

Toolbars with integrated social features, like sharing and chatting, can really help you to get your readers involved. Social toolbars are also a a great way to help increase your reach and the visibility of your content on the web. By BloggingTips

5 Great SEO Tips for Bloggers

This post will be giving you 5 major SEO tips to help improve your blog SEO significantly. By BloggingTips

Selling an Established Blog

The good news for bloggers is that compared to other types of websites, blogs seem to sell for a very good price. This is not a reason to sell your blog, just something to bear in mind if you have thought about selling yours. By BloggingTips

With 27 book titles to his name and international sales passing $250 million, Archer is a phenomenon.
So what can a man as successful as Archer teach you about blogging success? By ProBlogger

The Perils and Pitfalls of Blogging in College

Rob Paone shares his thoughts about the pros and cons of blogging in college.

Optimize the Most Underutilized Page of Your Blog

Whilst it’s easy to get excited about crafting your latest blog post it’s far less likely you’ll be kept awake at night thinking about your blog’s Contact page. By ProBlogger

A Blog, a Book and a Business: One Author’s Journey

Kevin Cullis talks about his book and blog.

Tips for college bloggers

Blogging has become a popular way to showcase and share work in graphic and web design. This exposure is what college design students, especially those in online schools, are looking to gain. By Stunning Mesh

Improving ranking of blog posts

Using Twitter will greatly improve your SEO and online marketing. By Stunning Mesh

You’ve Started a Blog – So What Comes Next?

Remember how exciting it was to start your blog? It’s a lot of work, and a lot of fun and excitement too. By Paul Cunningham

How to Host an ePanel and Create Interesting Content

Many bloggers today turn to the guest posting strategy as a way to get new and varied content for their blogs. Of course, this is a great strategy, as it benefits both bloggers, and so it has become extremely popular. By Tara Miller

5 Virtues of Good Blogging

With some many A-list bloggers making 6 figure sums on a monthly basis, the prospect of blogging as a career is indeed an attractive one. By Karimium

WordPress 3.2 Enters Beta With Promises Of Simplicity

The first beta of WordPress 3.2 is out, which promises to not only speed things for your blog (provided that you’re not using IE6), but also a slight redesign of the admin area. By Darnell Clayton

Web-Based Blog Publishing With Squarespace

What sets Squarespace apart is that it’s so simple, that even your grandmother can start that crocheting website she’s always talking about! By James Dunaway

Traffic exchange

The temptation is too big. When you look at your stats and see that traffic is not at the levels you desire or think you deserve you start looking at every possible alternative out there. By James Dunaway

3 Things BlogSpot Fans Need To Do When Blogger Goes DownSo what do you do when Blogger f

So what do you do when Blogger goes down? By Darnell Clayton

The New Standards of Teaching Online in 2011

Today, the most popular use of a blog is to teach something. Chances are, you wrote your latest blog post with the intention of teaching your reader’s something new. But, the chances of effectively teaching them…not as great. By Blogussion

Why You Should Add A Podcast To Your Blog

While podcasting is much bigger than it was a few years ago, it’s still not as big as a could be. Many bloggers have yet to get into the art of podcasting. Some are shy and aren’t ready to take that next step, while others want to, but just don’t know how to take that step. By Lior

Optimizing your Blog for Google Panda

The recent update made by Google (Panda) is the first major change since 2009. There were many blogs that were affected by this update. Some experienced a drop in their traffic, while some experienced a surge. By June Buckley

Face-to-Face Sales

Small to big businesses have been using blogging as one of their most effective marketing approaches. By BlogTutorials

Mindsets

“What’s the biggest mistake you see aspiring bloggers making?” By Problogger

Create multilingual sites with Wordpress

In this tutorial, Jean-Baptiste will show you how to make a website available in three different languages.

What’s next with Blogger ?

Blogger was created by Pyra Labs in 1999 and was acquired by Google in 2003. Ever since the acquisition, Google has been improvising and adding new features it. Blogger is changing and its changing real fast. By Blogger Widgets

Incredible perspectives for your blogger blog

Blogger has just launched a set of incredible perspective views which can turn your blogs into stunning examples of CSS3 and HTML5 Technologies. By Blogger Widgets

Facebook send button for Blogger

Follow this tutorial to add it to your Blogger Blog. By Blogger Plugins

How to Write a Blog Post in 5 Steps and 15 Minutes

Can you really write a quality blog post in 15 minutes? Yes, but that should just be your time actually writing the post, and not the time doing the research and preparing to write. By The Blog Herald

Facebook comments on your blog

How to install Facebook comments on your WordPress blog.

7 Tips For Making Your Blog Posts More Readable

You might have a lot of ideas for your blog posts and you might know many tricks on how to successfully promote your blog. However, the content on a blog is as important as your marketing tools. The reason is simple: you want readers to come back. By DailyBlogTips

How to create compelling content

Sometimes you’re just flat out of ideas.

It’s not a matter of talent — you’ve written great stuff in the past. But lately, when you go back to the well for a fresh idea, it’s coming up dry. By Danny Invy

5 Ways to Skyrocket Your Blog Traffic

One of the major problems many people face is getting traffic to a blog, and the truth in the online world is that traffic is very essential to any online business you do; it is traffic that brings about people that buy. By Blogussion

iPhone Apps for Bloggers

If you want to get your iPhone more involved with your blog, then you may want to check out some of these apps. By Blogussion

When is the Best Time to Start Monetizing Your Blog?

There are various reasons why someone would want to set up a blog. It could be to fulfill a need, an interest or an obsession in either his or her personal endeavors or business opportunities. By Blogussion

21 Reworks to Achieve a Better Blog in 2011

It’s 2011 and the way people are sharing items, talking with others, and getting their content is changing at a rapid pace. By Blogussion

The Essential Code for Aspiring Bloggers

Dear current bloggers or bloggers that have already aspired to be one, use your ability, power, and voice to relate to these words and thoughts. By Blogussion

Taking Your Blog Mobile: A Basic Guide

Has your blog gone mobile yet? I don’t know if you’ve noticed, but ever since smartphones were introduced, mobile web browsing has exploded. By Blogussion

Be youself; everyone else is taken

Often when we want to blog, we can struggle with what we see in the blogging universe. These blogs are doing better than our blog. Why is that? This blog has more followers on Twitter, has better and longer comments, has more views, has more Likes...By Problogger

Set Up Your Blog for Product Reviews

Regardless of the niche a blog operates in, it is possible to convince brands to provide free products for you to review. By Mike Essex

How My Blog Landed Me on Yahoo’s Homepage (Twice) in the First Year

Within six months of starting my blog I was contacted by a reporter from CNN. Less than a month later I was on CNNMoney.com and did an interview on CNN Newsroom with Tony Harris. By Jamie Tardy

Guide to your first week blogging

A resource that’s designed to guide you through a variety of activities to kick-start your new blog. It’s an ebook called ProBlogger’s Guide to Your First Week of Blogging. By Problogger

7 Habits of Professional Bloggers

Your blog isn’t growing as fast as you’d hoped. You’re working hard—and trying to follow all the advice which you’ve read online—but you’re not seeing the traffic or subscriber levels that you’d like, and you’re not making quit-your-day-job levels of money. Actually, you’re not making much money at all. By ProBlogger

Blogger

Bloggers.com is dedicates site for Blog Authors. Blog (a contraction of the term "Web log") is Web site with regular entries of commentary, descriptions of events, or other material such as graphics or video. By Bloggers

Updating your blog to a three-column layout