Happily Blended shares some tips on how to get started blogging and once you have started, here’s some ways to make extra cash with this lucrative work from home career option. Earn extra cash or learn to support the family, your dreams can come true with hard work, dedication and motivation!
Do you dream of being a published writer like Daniel Handler? Pros like Daniel know that writing isn’t easy, and it’s extremely difficult to be discovered. That’s why so many writers start as bloggers. You can publish on your own and attract readers in the process. Read on for blogging tips every writer should know. 1. Engage with writers and commenters on other blogs. Interacting with blogs is an excellent way to stoke interest in your own blog. With every comment, you can link back to your website or social media accounts. Plus, you’ll set yourself up as someone who appreciates the work of other people. Ultimately, you’ll build relationships which can only help you in your career. Lastly, by reading other blogs, you’ll get inspiration for your own! 2. …
Want to be able to do a big, awesome proposal to the love of your life? How about getting that message out to the local soccer team for a job well done? Maybe you simply are a blogger on a mission to reach a wider audience with what you have to say. Whatever your reasons are to want to refrain from standing atop the tallest mountain and screaming your news to the world, Zeusvision has your solution. I recently spoke with Giovanni from Zeusvision and he has a really simple mission in the launch of this new advertising platform; “to give the people their voices back”. You see, big ads in major market areas, such as billboard signs for example, are owned by the big guys. Unless you are making …
I have spent the past 8 years working from home; I started off with 2 years in direct sales then moved to blogging and social media marketing in 2008. That is where I am at today, with a built up network of thousands of people, I spend my days connecting with a variety of people from all walks of life. The majority of my connections are work at home parents, mainly work at home moms {WAHM}. The biggest concern I hear from Moms who have chosen to work from home is that; They fear that they are spending far too much time stressing out how to balance kids and work. They fear that their kids are not getting the attention they deserve nor is the Mom being the Mom she …
