Do you remember the first time that your first published your blog entry? How about the first time you learned how to incorporate images in your blogs?
These instances are just some of the “Blogging firsts” which leaves you giddy whenever you remember it. I’m going to share some of my blogging firsts with you:
My first blog posts - My blog posts was full of nonsense and it was at least 400 words or longer. I felt that I was already a professional blogger by then but I was proved wrong…
Well, have you? Here’s a question for you, what do you expect, or hope, to gain from blogging? Every single blogger, has begun blogging for a reason. The reasons may differ, but I guarantee you there was a reason that led to the decision to move forward. Some of us started blogging for money, maybe even financial freedom, some of us started blogging because were lonely and wanted the opportunity to meet new people and blogging beats crying over a bowl of ice cream on Saturday night. And then there…
When I first began blogging for other people, I accepted several jobs at once, which as you can imagine kept me very busy. I had my hands in many pots, some of them rather uninteresting. Still, I wanted to learn as much about blogging as I could and being a blogger for hire allowed me to study traffic building techniques while still being paid. Since I was bringing in a steady income, it also allowed me to take some risks with my own blogs and play around with traffic and…
I’ve been working on a project for a jeweller, bringing their online catalog into the 21st century with some help from oscommerance, unfortunately the application still suffers from a 20th century relic.
Tables.
Tables are for data, not layouts, it should be as simple as that. But I still come across far to many site put together with tables, and not just sites from 5 years ago but sites being constructed today using tables for layout and presentation. Is it because people just haven’t heard the call of the wild CSS, or…
Blogging is a one of the best ways to earn money online. Everyone who enters the blogosphere do not make money. There are bloggers who make $10,000 per month and even more. But they are few in number. If you are not earning more than $1000 per month, don’t even think of quitting your day job. To earn $1000, you need to work hard and if you don’t have time, you will not be able to earn that money. So you have to manage time and have separate timings for…