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The New Look YGG – V3.0
I’ve always been a one for forums. Maybe its the sense of atmosphere created by like-minded individuals who share the same passions and goals, or maybe its because between yourself and your computer – its a big internet world out there – so the extra companionship can’t hurt along the way. Anyway, there have only […]
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Poll: Whats your best Online Entrepreneurial Skill?
Although the last poll finished a week or so ago, I started another one without posting about it. A few of you have voted so I thankyou for that, but thinking about it more recently, I decided that it wasn’t a very good question. So I’ve started another one instead. It’s a pretty basic vote, […]
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The Death Of A Forum, The Rise Of Paid Posting
It’s officially been taken offline. Yep we’ve probably all seen it coming – the Blogtrepreneur Forums are no more. There simply weren’t enough active posters and it wasn’t worth keeping a spammified space associated with my blog, not good for business. But, I have learnt a lot with dealing with my forum and it is […]
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End Of Poll: Tick For ReviewMe
This poll ran on for a whole lot longer than anticipated, mostly thanks to my holiday to Egypt. As I forgot to end the poll earlier, it has continued to collect votes and as such, has managed to become the 2nd most voted poll with 34 votes! The question up for review was whether this […]
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Eight Insider Tips for Turning Your Blog Into a Business – Part 2
This is the second part of a guest post to fill in the gap whilst Im on holiday. This article was written by Anita Campbell, Editor of the award-winning Small Business Trends blog, especially for Blogtrepreneur. Please see Part 1 for points 1 to 5. (6) Develop multiple revenue streams — Google AdSense is easy, […]
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New Poll: ReviewMe – Capitalizing on Potential Revenue
Its been quite a while since we’ve had a poll here on Blogtrepreneur. One of the primary reasons behind this was a problem concerning the Democracy plugin which I used to use regularly. Recently, the bug that was causing SEO problems was fixed, so I downloaded the new Version 2.0.1 and put it in the […]
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Turning a Brand into A Lovemark
You see them everyday – Krispy Kreme doughnuts, Lambourghinis and Rolexes. But these different products and brands no doubt invoke a different emotion than the “I want it” syndrome. For me they bring about a feeling of love, of warmth and of affection. These lovemarks are a company’s dream and most spend millions of dollars […]
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Data Deposit Box – Backing Up Your Files!
Sponsored Post: This post is sponsored by DataDepositBox.com and thus I am being paid to write it. However it does tie in nicely with another point I was going to make about backing up your files, which Burt has also written about! Today, backing up your files can seem like the most boring job in […]
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Teentrepreneur.com – My First Attempt at an AIS
Lately I’ve been reading quite a few AIS (Automated Income Stream) and Adsense blogs (such as PMPR, BuildingMyEmpire, 45n5, Osworld and Nothing Ventured). All these sites talk about how they have content sites which they leave on autopilot and which normally feature some sort of monetization. Most of the time, these people use Adsense, and […]
Continue readingFrozen Webhost Slashes Prices for 2nd Birthday!
As I was sitting here working on my brand new AIS (which is still in the works), I realised that I needed to find out how long I had left with my first webhost Frozen Webhost. Now as you might know I also have an account with Dreamhost (aff.) – mainly because I need the […]
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