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Blogging Tips: Confessions of a Six Figure Blogger
Turn your passion into profits! Discover the secrets of becoming the next authority figure in your niche, while making money in the process!
There are millions of blogs on the internet but only a few stand out. What makes some bloggers succeed while others struggle just to get noticed? At the end of the day it all comes down to being a well respected informative voice within your niche. This is not a get rich quick book, but a guide that will walk you through the process of how to start a blog of your own, become an authority figure and discover how to make money through the power of the internet and affiliate marketing.
In this book you will learn
• Create your first blog in a few easy steps
• Start a business online for just a few dollars
• Build a brand of your own and be seen on major social networks
• Generate income through your blog using multiple revenue streams
• Leverage your brand and knowledge to become an authority figure
About the Author - Zac Johnson
Zac Johnson is a widely respected leader in the blogging and online marketing community. Through his popular blogs, bloggingtips.com and zacjohnson.com, he has helped thousands of readers grow their brands and make money online.
A self taught entrepreneur, Zac’s been making money online for over 15 years and has been involved in nearly every facet of internet marketing while also finding great success in the world of blogging. In 2007 Zac launched his first blog at ZacJohnson.com, which is focused on his successes and failures, case studies, industry news and guides on how to make money online. In addition to his own personal experiences, Zac also writes about the latest online marketing trends and informs his readers on how and where they could be creating new revenue online. Zac’s personal blog currently has thousands of daily readers and has referred over $5,000,000 in new business to his advertisers and network partners since launching the blog.
There are millions of blogs on the internet but only a few stand out. What makes some bloggers succeed while others struggle just to get noticed? At the end of the day it all comes down to being a well respected informative voice within your niche. This is not a get rich quick book, but a guide that will walk you through the process of how to start a blog of your own, become an authority figure and discover how to make money through the power of the internet and affiliate marketing.
In this book you will learn
• Create your first blog in a few easy steps
• Start a business online for just a few dollars
• Build a brand of your own and be seen on major social networks
• Generate income through your blog using multiple revenue streams
• Leverage your brand and knowledge to become an authority figure
About the Author - Zac Johnson
Zac Johnson is a widely respected leader in the blogging and online marketing community. Through his popular blogs, bloggingtips.com and zacjohnson.com, he has helped thousands of readers grow their brands and make money online.
A self taught entrepreneur, Zac’s been making money online for over 15 years and has been involved in nearly every facet of internet marketing while also finding great success in the world of blogging. In 2007 Zac launched his first blog at ZacJohnson.com, which is focused on his successes and failures, case studies, industry news and guides on how to make money online. In addition to his own personal experiences, Zac also writes about the latest online marketing trends and informs his readers on how and where they could be creating new revenue online. Zac’s personal blog currently has thousands of daily readers and has referred over $5,000,000 in new business to his advertisers and network partners since launching the blog.
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104 pages, Kindle Edition
First published September 15, 2012
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November 21, 2021
Thinking if myself as a writer wannabe and a books reviewer wannabe, blogging is absolutely always at the back of my mind. The word is "back". I never seemed to be able to get past that. Haven't heard of the guy but if he says he's a six figure blogger I guess he is. Just not sure if the time is still now.
Content is most important. The tools and other tech knowhow are good info. Connecting to your audience is also critical to maintain your authority as an expert.
"Take the time to respond to people who read your content and they will value you and your blog that much more" .
I really would like to experience Creating a Mailing List using Aweber.
Content is most important. The tools and other tech knowhow are good info. Connecting to your audience is also critical to maintain your authority as an expert.
"Take the time to respond to people who read your content and they will value you and your blog that much more" .
I really would like to experience Creating a Mailing List using Aweber.
September 19, 2017
After reading all of the glowing 5-star reviews from people who have only reviewed this one book, I knew I had to see what was generating all of the excitement.
As a semi-professional blogger, I was attracted to this title in an effort to learn more and possibly pick up a few tips. I don't know if there was much substance in this title, as I quit reading at the 11% mark on my Kindle: to quote the words of the author, "there are some very big egos in the world of internet marketing, and not letting your head get too big is a sure way to find success and opportunities in areas that you may never have thought of."
Sure, the sentence above ended in a preposition (my Masters in English mother would shudder), but the reason why I included that particular quote is this "guide" is absolutely full of congratulatory pats on the back, numerous links to the author's websites in an effort to extract some cash, and I couldn't tell the main point of this guide other than as another referral / commission opportunity from Mr. Johnson. Mr. Johnson's ego is enormous and reflected throughout this book.
I had not previously heard of Mr. Johnson before picking up this title. There may be some jewels of information in this guide, but I would strongly suggest a rewrite and tone down the first part of the book and be a little more humble vs. telling of your own alleged accolades on a repetitive basis.
I picked this up during a free Kindle promotion and, as I type this review, I see the Kindle version has reverted back to $2.99: I would save your money and look for other resources.
As a semi-professional blogger, I was attracted to this title in an effort to learn more and possibly pick up a few tips. I don't know if there was much substance in this title, as I quit reading at the 11% mark on my Kindle: to quote the words of the author, "there are some very big egos in the world of internet marketing, and not letting your head get too big is a sure way to find success and opportunities in areas that you may never have thought of."
Sure, the sentence above ended in a preposition (my Masters in English mother would shudder), but the reason why I included that particular quote is this "guide" is absolutely full of congratulatory pats on the back, numerous links to the author's websites in an effort to extract some cash, and I couldn't tell the main point of this guide other than as another referral / commission opportunity from Mr. Johnson. Mr. Johnson's ego is enormous and reflected throughout this book.
I had not previously heard of Mr. Johnson before picking up this title. There may be some jewels of information in this guide, but I would strongly suggest a rewrite and tone down the first part of the book and be a little more humble vs. telling of your own alleged accolades on a repetitive basis.
I picked this up during a free Kindle promotion and, as I type this review, I see the Kindle version has reverted back to $2.99: I would save your money and look for other resources.
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