Imagine, earning 75,000 per month from Blogging

Dear Blogger beginner,

This post is for student or beginner blogger to learn about blogging as a career.
This is a testimony I learn from and inspire me to move forward
my journey as a blogger. Can you Imagine an income over 75,000 per month ?
Do you believe it ?  Is it possible ? Every things start with a dream ?
It take time for the mind to work on your dream,
then its physical form can come true. Enjoy.

The power of blogging  has far potential than we think.

- a successful story by Michelle Schroeder -

Bluehost Blog is a lifestyle and travel blogs. She start as a hobby,
now becoming a career. and the author is living the dream of her life.
This is her story.

Source is from her blog.

"Ask anyone about becoming a successful entrepreneur,
and you’ll hear the latest popular wisdom: if you start a business
where your talents and passion converge, a thriving career will follow.

 And that’s exactly how it worked out for Michelle Schroeder,
who started Making Sense of Cents in August 2011.

“After reading a magazine article that featured a personal finance website,
I became super interested,” Schroeder explains.
“I decided to start my own blog just for fun, and
 everything exploded from there.

I did not create  my blog with the intention of earning a living.
It was all just a hobby. Then I realized
how much I loved blogging,
 so now I am a full-time blogger.”

Schroeder’s passion for blogging pared with her finance smarts
was the recipe for success — and securing 300,000 monthly readers.

Click here go to Michelle Schroeder site. 

Making Sense of Cents.

Making Sense of Cents is a personal finance and lifestyle blog,
where Schroeder writes about everything related to money and fulfilling dreams.
 She helps readers find ways to make extra cash, save money, accomplish goals,
and live a better life."

Click here go to her site. 

You can create you own website and host it at Bluehost

This is another testimony by the same team . Enjoy !

Making Sense of Cents.  - showing a blogging story

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How to promote Yourself in your market place?

 How to promote Yourself in your market place?

YOU can Google yourself and make sure that people can easily find both your email and phone number!

 1)  Dress to kill – not kill your career!  How do you present yourself in public is a way to promote yourself.  LIKE ..always wear Polish shoes, make sure clothes fit, and bleach your teeth.

2) Be quick with the quotes – be available when news breaks. Send story ideas to the local newspaper with 10 tips, questions, or key talking points!

3) GIVE – How long has it been since you’ve asked your PAYING customers what they need or want? Send a survey with a gift to find out.

4) CREATE your own opportunities – showcase your talent for free …

5) Newsletters - Build up a list of friends, family and fans and, with their permission, send out a quarterly or monthly newsletter with news of what you’re working on.  Keep it interesting enough so they read it.

6) Writing articles - Putting your expertise in writing and sharing it with publications your audience reads is a powerful tool - and very professional - way to let more people know about your unique talents.  Submit your articles to both print publications and web sites that serve your niche and watch your visibility grow.

7) Public speaking - Appearing as a speaker allows you to broadcast your expertise with three different audiences - the people who attend your talk, the people who are invited by the sponsoring organization but can't attend, and the people you tell about it before and after.  If standing in front of a room makes you too nervous, serve on a panel of experts instead.  You'll get to sit behind a table and speak from notes.

8) Media interviews - Being interviewed by magazines, newspapers, or on radio and television can spread the word quickly about your capabilities. Landing interviews is not that hard to do if you remember to start small. Begin by approaching easy targets like association newsletters, neighborhood newspapers, and local cable programs or talk radio.

9) Telling stories - One of the secrets to effective articles, talks, and interviews is to tell stories about your clients. When you describe their challenges and accomplishments, you reveal the value of your role in helping them without having to boast about it.  You can use the same technique in a client presentation to boost your credibility without being arrogant.

10) Testimonials - Whenever you do a good job for a client, ask them to write you a simple thank you note describing what you did to make them happy.  Then make their words available on your web site, brochure, or other marketing materials.  Let them tell others about your value, and you won't have to say it yourself.Building a portfolio - It's not just artists that should capture their best work to show off in a portfolio.  You can collect photos, examples, and other evidence of your accomplishments and display them on your web site, in a marketing kit, or with a PowerPoint presentation.  You don't have to sell people on your abilities when they are seeing for themselves what you can do.

11) Networking - Get out of your office and meet people in the flesh!  Go to trade shows, networking events and charity events.  Some of the best deals we’ve ever made were with people that we’ve met at events.  People like to do business with people they know.

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