Hey there! Welcome to your 10th and final session of the Blogopreneur Blog Marketing eCourse!

To be frank, today’s session is just an excuse to talk to you again We’ve come a looooong way since the first part of the course where we explored blogging, right from the basics. We’ve been through terminology, planning, installing WordPress, writing content, optimization, marketing, monetizing, and tweaking for human visitors.

Its a whole lot of things – I’d personally took days (and sleepless nights) to get those out… and I really hope it helped.

I’ll just open up and discuss some random unsettled topics today, some of which are tips which I am yet to share with you.

» Read more: Blogspreneur Blog Marketing eCourse Part 10

Hey there! Welcome to your 9th serving of the Blogopreneur Blog Marketing eCourse! We’ve covered a lot of ground over the past two weeks huh! Today, what I am going to show you are just some little tweaks that you can add to your blog so that you can go from “good” to “wonderful”!

Little things matter.

Let’s get started

What is today all about? What I want to address today is the more “human” aspect of blogging. You see, many of us “technology evangelists” get so caught up with all the optimizing and tweaking of the code in the back end, that we forgot that we are eventually writing for HUMANs to read!

Seriously.

As far as creating a website (or blog) is concerned, I think web usability and creating a good user experience is just as important as all the marketing and promotion. If you have a blog with a font size of 6 points, don’t expect your readers to come back!

» Read more: Blogspreneur Blog Marketing eCourse Part 9

Hey there, and welcome to your 8th serving of the Blogopreneur Blog Marketing eCourse!

Wow! You’ve come a long way! We started with absolutely no knowledge of blogs and blog marketing, we talked about terminology, planning, setting up WordPress, promoting your blog, writing content… and today, is the day it all ties in – how are you going to make money from your blog?

We may argue that it is so much easier to update blogs compared to websites – we do not need to handle all the messy FTP stuff, or learn complex HTML editors.. but at the end of the day, I must admit blogging still does require effort. Even if it means it is half an hour a day, it will all add up to over 3 hours a week, or and 12 hours a month. We need to justify the time spent.

So. How do you make money from blogs?

» Read more: Blogspreneur Blog Marketing eCourse Part 8