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35 Best Practices for Bloggers

When almost everyone is sleeping, I keep on working. Searching the internet to find ways to improve my blogs the way my audiences and visitors like it. I do it for almost 3 months now. Yes blogging is a personal passion but it could also be a means of life.

There are so many blogs written telling you how to monetize your blogs, increase your traffic, and earn money but at the end they will sell you a book or ask a membership fee. I cannot blame them because a good ideas are good and hot commodities.

In my search I came across to Steven Chang's blog on "How to earn a Passive Income Online." His blog is so simple to understand and straight forward. One thing I like this guy is his attitude. He is not an opportunist. He is happy to share what he got and what he knew. No wonder why he is bless more.

True to his promise when I subscribe to his blog, he emailed me the "35 Best Practices for Bloggers" absolutely free.

Here is the Breakdown of the "35 Best Practices For Bloggers"

  • 7 WAYS TO WRITE A GREAT BLOG HEADLINES
  • 7 WAYS TO GET IDEAS FOR BLOG POSTS
  • 7 WAYS TO GET MORE COMMENTS ON YOUR BLOG
  • 7 WAYS TO GET MONEY FROM YOUR BLOG
  • 7 WAYS TO IMPROVE YOUR BLOG DESIGN
As a way of my appreciation to this guy come visit steven chang sites.

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