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Learning to Blog? Seven Blogs You Should Have in Your Feed
A list of seven blogs that should be in your feed if you are learning to blog and wish to become more successful.
The first few months of your blog are the
most crucial. If you don’t see the success you are looking for you may
consider dropping your newest hobby. You may also be struggling to
successfully monetize your blog after it’s been established. This is a
list of 7 simply amazing blogs that you should have in your feed if you
are looking to improve your knowledge of blogging.
1. Blogger Noob
This is one of my favorite blogs for
making money online. This blog consistently publishes two to four posts a
day. Generally they aren’t long ongoing posts however they are rich in
information. There are also many contests going on here. It seems as
though just as one ends, another starts. All prizes are paid for by him
with his earnings. These earnings aren’t small and you will learn about
successful ways of monetizing your site with affiliates and personal ad
sales by reading his articles about making money online.
This is another one of my long time
subscribed blogs. This blog started out as a blog telling you why you
can not make money online. He talks about how to improve your blog, yet
in the end his blog is starting to make money. He teaches you the
patience you’ll need to survive in the blogging world along with many
success stories that may give you ideas for your own.
This personal blog is
one of the most inspirational ones. This blog isn’t meant to make her
money, but to tell her readers about her story. To tell about how she
quit her job, and is a full time blogger. She informs you of the steps
needed to create a successful blog, along with informing you of the
different ways she makes money and how you do it. I like this blog
because she doesn’t hold information to herself. Her goal is to help
you.
This is a very well established blog
receiving a high amount of traffic. While he may not have time to
respond to your emails asking for help, I can bet he has your question
answered in an article. Unlike most blog sites, he has a very neat and
well constructed archive making it actually possible to look at older
posts. He covers a wide variety of content. Things like monetizing your
blog, creating content, getting your site noticed, and many other key
pieces of information you’ll need to become successful.
This is a rather encouraging blog. It’s
an extremely successful blog written by a 16 year old. The blog focuses
on obtaining RSS Subscribers and how this can help to your blogs
monetization. The downside to this site is that I cannot find much of an
archive for older posts. If you wish to read his content you will have
to page through the older posts which may be helpful if you’re not
looking for something in particular. Nonetheless this blog is full of
useful information about receiving traffic.
6. Tyler Cruz
Cruz is the blogger of one of the most
popular learn to blog sites out there. I tend to stay away from the
larger sized blogs simply because once they succeed they no longer
strive to provide the useful posts the beginners will write. Tyler is an
exception. 1,400 RSS subscribers strong and growing he continues to
deliver high quality content about monetizing your blog, and posts that
are the most useful to a very beginner blogger. Simply because most of
his posts are geared towards getting you a very quick start.
This is a successful blog by a successful
blogger. The blogger is named Yaro Starak and he is a professional
blogger. He had made over $100,000 blogging in a single year. This is no
feat easily accomplished. He gives you useful information about search
engine optimization, blog traffic, personal development, and how to earn
money using affiliate accounts. This may not help you on your blog
during your first few weeks, but once your blog gets a good start, this
blog will help improve every aspect of blogging.
Blogging is not an easy task. You must
satisfy your audience with high quality posts on a frequent basis. If
you cannot do this, blogging may not be for you. The most popular RSS
Subscriber would be Google’s. Simply sign up for a free iGoogle account
and you will be able to display your feed on your Google homepage. This
will allow you to check for new articles every time you sign on. I’m
always looking for new blogs; if you can recommend any new ones for me
they’d be much appreciated.
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