Over on Twitter last week @JapanNewbie asked me about how to get people viewing old posts on your blog once they drop off the front page. In this video I tackle the question with 5 suggestions including using:

Best of Sections
Autoresponders
Related Links
Best of Posts
Repost Old Content

I’d love to hear your suggestions on how you drive people [...]

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5 Tips for Getting Readers Viewing Your Old Blog Posts

This is an unofficial extra task for the 31 Days to Build a Better Blog Workbook.

Today I spent the morning working on a task that I try to do at least once a month – SEO on individual key posts in my archives.
While it’s important to know and practice the basics principles of SEO in [...]

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Optimize a Single Post On Your Blog for SEO

In the last 24 hours we’ve had a lot of new readers to ProBlogger after a couple of links from sites like Yahoo.
If this is your first time (or you’re newish to ProBlogger) to ProBlogger.net then I thought I’d put together a quick tour of my online home.

Firstly, my name’s Darren Rowse (that’s me posing [...]

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Welcome to ProBlogger – A Quick Tour for New Readers

Lets kick off our new series on what to do on the first week of a new blog with the most obvious task. Once your blog is set up and functioning it’ll need some posts for it to be truly live.
Image by Brian Lane Winfield Moore
In many ways this task should have begun in the [...]

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Your First Week of Blogging – Write Compelling Content

Much has been written about how to launch an E-book to maximise sales with a big bang in the time surrounding a launch. I wrote a few weeks back about my own $72,000 E-book launch and received a lot of feedback from readers on their own big launches.
What happens after an E-book launches?
Once all the [...]

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How to Extend the Profitability of an E-Book Beyond Launch Week

guest post by Kelly Diels
I’m not a huge fan of arguments based on evolutionary psychology. They tend to justify the status quo, much of which is “status unacceptable” to me. They tend to explain social injustices and systemic discrimination as, oh that’s just the way we are. That’s evolution. That’s biology, baby.
Like this: oh, women seek [...]

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Guest Posts. How To, Why To, Where-Not-To, AND NARY A LIST IN SIGHT.

Update: This promotion is now over. The 31DBBB workbook is still available for purchase at its normal price of $19.95 but unfortunately the bonuses have been removed. Thanks everyone for your support over the week of this promotion!
2010 is here and it is time to kick start your blog into action to ensure that the [...]

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Get These 3 Free Bonuses to Help You Build a Better Blog – Less Than 1 Hour Left

Last night I was chatting with a blogger who was feeling completely overwhelmed with their goal of making a living from blogging.
I asked them how much they wanted to make from blogging.
They responded that they wanted to be a full time blogger.
I pushed them for a figure – what does ‘full time’ mean for you?
They [...]

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How to Make $30,000 a year Blogging

Recently while on a beach vacation my family was out on the street having ice-cream when we came across two street performers/buskers.
The first one was set up 15 meters to one side of the ice-cream shop we were visiting. He had a guitar and had his guitar case open in front of him to collect [...]

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The Importance of Having Your Own Product to Sell

Over the last 11 days I’ve been on a massive learning curve.
This post is a number of the scattered lessons I’ve been learning – mainly from the launch of my Portraits E-book over at Digital Photography School. This builds upon the post – The Insiders View of How I Launched My New E-book from last [...]

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$72,000 in E-Books in a Week – 8 Lessons I Learned