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Do not think that finding success in blogging comes easy. Prepare yourself for many trials and errors and learn from each and every mistake that you make. Take what you have learned and apply it immediately. Once you apply what you have learned, expect to make even more mistakes. Once again, learn from them. Educate yourself. Understand how WordPress works. Teach yourself the basics of HTML and

Just a warning… my 30 day challenge is almost up and I’ll be changing my theme again. Maybe… It all depends on how many hate comments I get. LOL Related posts:Shane Hudson From Success Circuit Interviews Garry ConnAn Important Update To Garry Conn dot ComMy 30 Day Challenge – Keeping The Same Theme Plus a Few Others Goals

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Lately, I have been keeping myself busy building micro niche web sites. It has actually been a lot of fun to do. These micro niche web sites that I am building are very simple, one page, web sites. They are very useful and provide some excellent information to people who find them. For over a year, I was on this super big micro blog building kick. Mainly for the ease of use in publishing content

Photo by brilliantdandy. In a few days this blog will be two years old. In internet terms, it’s not young anymore, and nobody would consider me a ‘new’ blogger. Now that the buzz of being discovered and rapid growth is moving into a new stage of maintaining and trying to build upon what has already been established, I’ve started to reflect on some of the insights I’ve gained through the successes and failures I’ve experienced as a blogger. At its most basic,

John Pozadzides of One Man’s Blog has been putting together the final videos from WordCamp San Francisco 2009 and WordCamp Dallas. So far he’s released: WordCamp Dallas 2009: Cali Lewis – Building A Vibrant Community WordCamp Dallas 2009: The WordCamp Panel Discussion WordCamp San Francisco 2009: Chris Pirillo – Community WebVisions WordCamp San Francisco 2009: John Lilly – Lessons From Mozilla There were a lot of tremendous speakers at these two events, with more videos

My name is Jonathan Bailey and I usually blog at Plagiarism Today, where I write about content theft, plagiarism and copyright issues on the Web. Lorelle has asked me to fill in while she’s away with a few posts to keep things a little bit more active. So please pardon the change in voice and fret not as Lorelle will return soon. The good news is that WordPress.com is a relatively spam and garbage-free site. The bad news is that, even on the best blogging sites, with the most vigilant