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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
(Scroll down to see some great tips about blogging from ProBlogger.net )

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  • Why Nobody Cares About Your Blog – A Guest Post by David Risley
    Except yours, of course. ;) However, there are a lot of bloggers who feel this way.
    You write. You write some more. You don’t feel as if you’re getting the traction that you want. What’s going on?
    There is plenty to be said about issues like proper market selection, search engine optimization [...]

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    Why Nobody Cares About Your Blog

  • Speech Recognition for Bloggers – The Ultimate Guide – Speech recognition technology has come a long way in the last few years – in this in depth, informative and inspiring video which Jon Morrow (Associate Editor of Copyblogger and Co-founder of Partnering Profits) shares his first hand insights into speech recognition for bloggers.
    Jon does all of his blogging via speech recognition so he [...]

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    Speech Recognition for Bloggers – The Ultimate Guide

  • Review This Blog – Man vs Debt – Last month here on ProBlogger we ran a community review on a reader’s blog. I posted a link to a blog with some comments from the blogger and then opened it up for readers of ProBlogger to review it.
    The response from the post was great. 120+ comments were left including some great advice. I also [...]

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    Review This Blog – Man vs Debt

  • Warning: Watching This Video May Lead to Work! [But It'll Also Improve Your Blog]
    What’s your blogging Vice?
    Most bloggers that I know have at least one – whether it be compulsively checking blog stats, constantly tweaking template designs, obsessing over plugins and widgets, spending hour after hour ‘networking’ on Twitter, becoming preoccupied with SEO and… even allowing ourselves to become consumed by learning about blogging…. and not doing much [...]

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    Warning: Watching This Video May Lead to Work! [But It'll Also Improve Your Blog]

  • 13 Ways I Get Back into Blogging after a Vacation – Yesterday was my first day back at blogging after a 10 day vacation with my family and on Twitter I commented that I was finding it a little hard to get my brain back into blogging mode. @Mikeachim responded by suggesting I write a post on the daily rituals that I use to get my [...]

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    13 Ways I Get Back into Blogging after a Vacation

  • Email Marketing is Not Dead
    While at Blog World Expo recently I recorded this video interview with Abby Johnson from Web Pro News. We covered a variety of topics including why email marketing is not dead – internet marketing for smart people – the new FTC regulations and touched on a new project I’m working on with Brian Clark and [...]

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    Email Marketing is Not Dead

  • Your Final Chance to Get ProBlogger.com Membership for Just $1.95 – 3 Hours to Go – This is just a short last warning that we’re about to increase the price of our ProBlogger Community Forums.
    We posted a week ago that we’re doing this but wanted to give a final opportunity. In 3 hours from now (1pm Easter US time) the price goes up from $1.95 USD a month to $5.95 USD [...]

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    Your Final Chance to Get ProBlogger.com Membership for Just $1.95 – 3 Hours to Go

  • Does Your Blog Look Like NASCAR? – In this post, Jack Gamble from Babeled talks about ad placement and the risk of overdoing it.
    Are you responsible for a website that has so many ads that it looks like Dale Earnhardt Jr. should be driving it in circles at high speed with a strange aversion to right turns?
    That is because your advertisements are [...]

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    Does Your Blog Look Like NASCAR?

  • 3 Lessons I Learned Building 4,000 Subscribers in 12 Months – A guest post from Glen ViperChill.
    I’ve read a lot of blogging success stories in my four-year blogging history. Sadly, they’ve always been about other people, rather than me. And, when I do see them, although they are real, I get a sense that the owner didn’t have to work as hard as I have. I [...]

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    3 Lessons I Learned Building 4,000 Subscribers in 12 Months

  • Why Stress Can Kill Your Success Or Help Your Blog Succeed Wildly – Today’s post by Rob McPhillips of Stress Management and Beyond.
    If you knew that your blog was vulnerable to hacking or some similar security breach, would you take the time to secure it?
    I ask, because I want to warn you about a greater, yet almost unknown threat to your blog’s growth and success.
    That threat is stress [...]

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    Why Stress Can Kill Your Success Or Help Your Blog Succeed Wildly

  • Does Price Impact Which Affiliate Poducts You Promote? – When it comes to affiliate promotions do you tend to promote big ticket items or small ticket items (or both)?
    I ask the question because while at lunch with a few bloggers recently the topic came up and I discovered that the answers to the question varied quite a lot.

    On one hand some bloggers exclusively promoted [...]

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    Does Price Impact Which Affiliate Poducts You Promote?

  • Getting Over the Blogger’s 6 Month Itch – A Guest Post by Annabel Candy – Get In the Hot Spot
    In marriage they talk about a seven year itch. It’s the time when people get restless and think about giving up on their relationship.
    For bloggers that itch and desire to give up comes sooner. In fact, most bloggers give up on their blogs after [...]

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    Getting Over the Blogger’s 6 Month Itch

  • An Important Question to Ask Before Hitting Publish on Your Next Post – Here’s a question I’ve learned to ask on a daily basis at the completion of every post I write:
    “Would this post work better if I split it into two (or more) posts?”
    While the answer is usually ‘no’ for me I do semi-regularly get to the end of a blog post and realise that what I’ve [...]

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    An Important Question to Ask Before Hitting Publish on Your Next Post

  • ProBlogger.com Price Rise Coming in 1 Week – Lock in the Intro Price Today – Update: The introductory offer ends at 1pm (Eastern US time) on Monday 16 November.
    A number of people have been asking how ProBlogger.com (the new community section of ProBlogger) has been going since we launched a month ago – so today I thought I’d give a bit of an update – including giving some news on [...]

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    ProBlogger.com Price Rise Coming in 1 Week – Lock in the Intro Price Today

  • Do you Write Outlines for Your Blog Posts? – Do you plan your posts or do you just write them free flow as they come?
    This is a question that one of our members at ProBlogger.com (Mark Dykeman) started off a conversation with in the last week.
    Mark talked in the thread about how he does both (sometimes he uses bullet points for his main points [...]

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    Do you Write Outlines for Your Blog Posts?