ProBlogger

Secrets for Blogging Your Way to a Six-Figure Income

By: Darren Rowse, Chris Garrett

Narrated by: Erik Synnestvedt

Turn your passion for blogging into extra revenue.

There are no magic wands, hidden tricks, or secret handshakes that can bring you immediate success in the blogging world, but with the help of this audiobook, you can get there. Written by two leading authorities on creating and monetizing blogs, ProBlogger carefully lays out the steps you need to follow to create a revenue-generating blog. From choosing a topic and publishing your first post to promoting your site using social media and receiving your first check, you’ll find out what really works.

Packed with practical, tried and tested advice, this guide shows you how to:

• Choose the right blog tools and platforms
• Find your niche so you can excel
• Start writing in a way that attracts visitors
• Follow winning strategies on how to earn income with your blog
• Drive readers to your blog through Twitter, Facebook, and DiggT
• Select the best advertising services
• Uncover the secrets of successful blogs

.©2010 Darren Rowse, Chris Garrett (P)2010 Gildan Media Corp

Very Informative...

... yet an easily digested listen for beginners to seasoned, veteran bloggers. Good stuff!

Not a Great Audio Book

Although a great book, this is not one I would choose again as an audiobook. There is too much technical information that would be better to have in front of you versus having someone read it to you. I am going to be paying more attention to the type of books I download.

LOVED IT !

Am new to this field and appreciate the time and effort the author made to help so many of us! thanks

Blogger review

While I got many good ideas from this, when the author starts reading long lists of "open bracket, underscore, close bracket, etc etc etc" I wanted to turn him off. Audible books are not the place to do this "programmerish junk". Better to name a blog to go to to see the typed words. The reader has a voice that has a strange accent (for lack of a better term) that really turned me off. Some subjects are better in hard copy than audible books.

new blogger

Not all of the information was fully relevant to the platform I'm using but overall loads of food info.