Broadcasting Brain: Five crucial tips for bloggers to profit from forums
ChristopherR2D2
· 2 months ago
Nice post Mark - found you through Darren's tweet.
I, too, spend a considerable amount of time at ProBlogger on a daily basis and plan on joining the forum as well.
I'll definitely take your tips into consideration. See you there!
Mark Dykeman
· 2 months ago
Thanks Christopher, good luck!
Rhys
· 2 months ago
Hi Mark, Member of the 100 club here!
I do agree a lot with your #5 point. Particularly a "be helpful" part. I generally frequent the forums you don't (particularly the Tech Issues Forum). Nobody covers all parts with their blogging, so by offering knowledge on the subjects you're great at, and asking in areas you're not, you'll grow as a blogger :)
Top work on the traffic too!
Mark Dykeman
· 2 months ago
Hi Christopher, I recognize you from the forum. See you there!
Christine Holroyd
· 2 months ago
Hi there. I'm a newbie to this world and also a member at the Problogger community. I have a blog and am learning about Affiliate marketing.
Your tips here are a good kick up the backside for me, thanks :-) I am definitely not participating well at Probloggers Forum and have been aware that I need to check in once a day at the very least and make comments, ask questions etc.
It's an overwhelming world when starting out, so I've mostly been reading and learning from the responses of others.
Might catch you there.
Mark Dykeman
· 2 months ago
Good luck! I'm not very strong on the monetization side, but I'm sure that there are plenty of people there who are.
Christine Holroyd
· 2 months ago
Thanks Mark. I'll need all the luck and determination I can muster I think, but I am feeling super determined.
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I, too, spend a considerable amount of time at ProBlogger on a daily basis and plan on joining the forum as well.
I'll definitely take your tips into consideration. See you there!
I do agree a lot with your #5 point. Particularly a "be helpful" part. I generally frequent the forums you don't (particularly the Tech Issues Forum). Nobody covers all parts with their blogging, so by offering knowledge on the subjects you're great at, and asking in areas you're not, you'll grow as a blogger :)
Top work on the traffic too!
Your tips here are a good kick up the backside for me, thanks :-) I am definitely not participating well at Probloggers Forum and have been aware that I need to check in once a day at the very least and make comments, ask questions etc.
It's an overwhelming world when starting out, so I've mostly been reading and learning from the responses of others.
Might catch you there.