Nicole Dean is a guest blogging rock star, she's even created a guest blogging step-by-step guide showing us how she increased her traffic, developed joint ventures and got tons more links all by creating a successful guest blogging plan.
Guest blogging is big within the blogging community, probably because the number one benefit is one way linking. One way links for example, are the best way to help your blog gain search engine ranking, gain additional exposure and expend your marketing reach.
One of the things that brought my attention to guest blogging was this past summer when Nicole Dean did her summer blog world tour. If you followed Nicole's blog tour you probably noticed it was an ambitious one. Her "Go Big or Go Home" motto led her to do 75 blog posts in 15 weeks which was a pretty insane schedule but it brought her an insane amount of traffic as well. [Read more...]
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If you own a blog you know the importance of keeping your blog fresh and your audience interested. It can be challenging to come up with creative blog posts that won't bore your visitors and is interesting enough to keep them coming back.
. Julie comes up with the idea to combine both her passions for cooking and writing by deciding to make all 524 recipes from Julia Child's cookbook in 365 days — and then blogging about it. 