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This page features ways to make money on the Internet with your blog, including blogger promotion, advertising and revenue generating resources. We will also feature specific ways affiliates can use blogs to create datafeeds and use blogs to capitalize on Google Adsense affiliate revenue.

For starters, here is a new blog called Performancing
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  • Have a 37 Minute Coffee Break with Me [Audio Interview] – If you have a spare 37 minutes today to grab a coffee with me (or at least are doing something that will allow you to listen to something for 37 minutes in the background) check out this interview I did with Robb Sutton late last week. Robb’s also transcribed it for those who prefer to [...]

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    Have a 37 Minute Coffee Break with Me [Audio Interview]

  • What Is Your Blogging Goal for February? – A few days back I asked readers a question:
    What Have You Been Putting Off and What’s Holding You Back?
    Some of the responses to the question in comments (and via email and Twitter) revealed a lot of bloggers really wanting to step things up and get what they’ve been putting off done.
    So – lets set some [...]

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    What Is Your Blogging Goal for February?

  • 9 Tricks I Used To Triple My AdSense Earnings In 30 Days – Guest post by Daniel Scocco from Daily Blog Tips.
    I have been using Google AdSense to monetize my blogs and websites for as long as I remember. In fact it was the first method I ever tried (I made a whooping $15 on my first month… back in 2005). Over the years I migrated to other [...]

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    9 Tricks I Used To Triple My AdSense Earnings In 30 Days

  • How I Got Some Paying Sponsors Without Really Meaning To – A guest post by Josh Hanagarne.
    World’s Strongest Librarian was about four months old when I got interested in sponsors. I’d read the articles about how to do it, and none of them sounded that plausible for me and my situation.

    For one, my traffic wasn’t impressive, certainly not to the point where sponsors were approaching me. [...]

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    How I Got Some Paying Sponsors Without Really Meaning To

  • 29 Debates Bloggers Have about Blogging – Do you want a formula to guarantee the success of your blog?
    Yesterday I was interviewed by a journalist about blogging and half way though the interview he asked me what the formula for successful blogging was.
    His question was innocent enough and asked without agenda but as I pondered it and pondered the many successful blogs [...]

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    29 Debates Bloggers Have about Blogging

  • What does treating your blog “Like a Business” really mean? – Guest post by Mike CJ.
    “Treat your blog like a business” is something we’re told all the time. It’s solid advice, assuming you want or plan to make an income from your blog, and adopting it as a mindset often leads to the successful transition from a blog into a business.
    But what does it actually mean?
    Have [...]

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    What does treating your blog “Like a Business” really mean?

  • The Third Tribe – Launched [My Back Story] – Just over 48 hours ago those of you on my newsletter list would have received an email from me introducing a new venture that I’ve been working on – The Third Tribe.

    Third Tribe is a new collaboration between myself, Chris Brogan, Brian Clark and Sonia Simone.
    I’m going to tell some of my story of why [...]

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    The Third Tribe – Launched [My Back Story]

  • Craftsmanship – Principles of Successful Blogs #9 – As we continue to explore principles of successful blogging I want to turn our attention to a matter at the heart of the topic – content.
    Much could be said on the topic but in the presentation that sparked my principles of successful blogging series of posts I spoke at length about the idea of ‘crafting [...]

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    Craftsmanship – Principles of Successful Blogs #9

  • What Have You Been Putting Off and What’s Holding You Back? – In a quiet moment yesterday I asked my Twitter network:
    “what’s one thing that you have been putting off that would improve your blog? (and what’s stopping you from doing it now?)”
    The answers were quite varied – everything from redesigns, to writing E-Books, to posting more regularly to SEO optimization, to monetization.
    A number of people reflected [...]

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    What Have You Been Putting Off and What’s Holding You Back?

  • Lessons from a Fine Dining Experience – Yesterday I had the privilege of eating at a great Melbourne restaurant – Maha.
    The food was exceptional but what I came away from the meal with was…. well it was an ‘experience’ and not just a ‘meal’. A number of things went into the 3 hours that we dined at Maha that stood out and [...]

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    Lessons from a Fine Dining Experience

  • My Most Frequently Asked Questions at Parties (since 2002) – I started blogging in 2002.
    Since that time the question I’m most frequently asked by strangers at parties who hear what I do has changed 3 times.

    what’s a blog? (2002-2004)
    how do you make money blogging? (2005-2008)
    you still blog – doesn’t everyone Tweet these days? (2009-2010)

    I wonder what’ll be next?
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    My Most [...]

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    My Most Frequently Asked Questions at Parties (since 2002)

  • I Fight Authority and Authority Always Wins. (And What IS Online Authority Anyway?) – guest post by Kelly Diels
    I have a problem with authority.
    Step inside my echo chamber. I’m a blogger, and apparently now a ProBlogger (just quit my job and I’m making money!) so I’m keenly interested in bloggers who blog about blogging. Especially bloggers who blog about blogging for money. ‘Cuz, like, I like to eat. And I figure that [...]

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    I Fight Authority and Authority Always Wins. (And What IS Online Authority Anyway?)

  • How To Ease the Pressure of Blogging – A Guest Post by David Turnbull of Adventures of a Barefoot Geek
    After the initial excitement of launching a new blog fades most bloggers are a few steps away from being overwhelmed with the pressure of blogging to the point that they quit, losing the momentum they were building up and all the progress they’d made. [...]

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    How To Ease the Pressure of Blogging

  • 44% of Bloggers Sell a Product or Service Of Their Own From Their Blog – The last poll here on ProBlogger examined a growing trend among bloggers trying to monetize their sites – to sell their own products from their blogs rather than just relying upon advertising and affiliate revenue.
    Whether it be by selling an E-Book, training program or some other kind of learning program or whether it is selling [...]

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    44% of Bloggers Sell a Product or Service Of Their Own From Their Blog

  • 20 Ways to Up Your Blogging Fun Quota – A Guest Post by Christie Burnett. Image Source.

    Feeling sluggish about blogging in the new year? Being innovative on your blog can be a great way to re-energise yourself. The process of being creative and trying something different can definitely up your blogging fun quota when you are feeling stale and uninspired. Trying something new also [...]

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    20 Ways to Up Your Blogging Fun Quota