Comments on: Why Bloggers Matter to the Publishing Industry http://wordful.com/why-bloggers-matters-to-the-publishing-industry/ Content marketing, branding, entrepreneurship and writing Fri, 03 Feb 2012 14:02:21 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: 3 Proven Ways to Succeed in Publishing http://wordful.com/why-bloggers-matters-to-the-publishing-industry/comment-page-1/#comment-1482 3 Proven Ways to Succeed in Publishing Wed, 24 Feb 2010 00:18:01 +0000 http://wordful.com/?p=2405#comment-1482 [...] Charles on February 22, 2010  |  0 commentsAs I’ve mentioned before, now is a good time to start a commercial publishing operation. Startup costs are low, marketing is free and of course — great content is always in [...] [...] Charles on February 22, 2010  |  0 commentsAs I’ve mentioned before, now is a good time to start a commercial publishing operation. Startup costs are low, marketing is free and of course — great content is always in [...]

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]]> By: Charles http://wordful.com/why-bloggers-matters-to-the-publishing-industry/comment-page-1/#comment-1417 Charles Sun, 31 Jan 2010 17:32:20 +0000 http://wordful.com/?p=2405#comment-1417 Damon, you are so right. I have developed a deep appreciation for your tenacity and consistency with blogging. Your approach is pure in that you lead with passion, honesty and hard work. How could a bright future not be in store for you? Damon, you are so right.

I have developed a deep appreciation for your tenacity and consistency with blogging. Your approach is pure in that you lead with passion, honesty and hard work.

How could a bright future not be in store for you?

]]> By: damon http://wordful.com/why-bloggers-matters-to-the-publishing-industry/comment-page-1/#comment-1416 damon Sun, 31 Jan 2010 04:14:51 +0000 http://wordful.com/?p=2405#comment-1416 "...They will be looking for bloggers who stand out from the crowd..." I need to be pointed to "Them"! I feel that anyone that tries to hard to make money online by pushing bogus content is obviously setting themselves up for disaster. I've always felt the best and most effective blogs are those that are focused on an individual who leads an interesting life in general. At what point does one feel successful blogging for money? I felt successful with my first paid advertiser I got. I never relied upon any adsense or click for money type of model to promote ads. I went straight to the top of the businesses or they came to me and we worked an agreement that each of us thought would be mutually beneficial. Never thought in my entire life I could make over two thousand a year, in Sponsorships or Cash, blogging about my life in general. “…They will be looking for bloggers who stand out from the crowd…”

I need to be pointed to “Them”!

I feel that anyone that tries to hard to make money online by pushing bogus content is obviously setting themselves up for disaster.

I’ve always felt the best and most effective blogs are those that are focused on an individual who leads an interesting life in general.

At what point does one feel successful blogging for money? I felt successful with my first paid advertiser I got. I never relied upon any adsense or click for money type of model to promote ads.

I went straight to the top of the businesses or they came to me and we worked an agreement that each of us thought would be mutually beneficial. Never thought in my entire life I could make over two thousand a year, in Sponsorships or Cash, blogging about my life in general.

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