6 Books Every Blogger Should Read
Being in an ever changing industry like blogging means you have to be on your game 24/7. You have to be constantly striving for improvement and learning new tricks of the trade.
Brittany is the blonde behind the blog Not Another Blonde. A self-proclaimed blogger for bloggers, she moved to NYC in pursuit of her dreams and is achieving them one day at a time while helping others to do the same. When she's not blogging she's bossing her boyfriend around on Snapchat, consulting brands and bloggers, and contributing to Zanita Studio. No idea is too big and it's never too late to start doing what you love.
Being in an ever changing industry like blogging means you have to be on your game 24/7. You have to be constantly striving for improvement and learning new tricks of the trade.
There are a million articles out there telling you how to grow your following and how to be a successful influencer.
If you’re a blogger you know that our work is never done. There are rare moments when you’re actually looking for things to do.
Yes, blogging is a crowded market. Perhaps even the most crowded, but it’s also a market with a ton of opportunities.
Whether you’ve been blogging for a month or a year, you should always be prepared for your first (or 100th) brand collaboration, especially if you plan on making blogging your full-time job.
If you don’t have any experience in marketing or sales, promoting your blog content can be challenging. There is a super fine line between actually bringing value to your readers and annoying them.
Today is it is both ridiculously easy and hard to kill it as a blogger. It’s easy because anyone anywhere at any time can start a blog with as little or as much money as possible.
One of my most frequently asked questions is ‘how do I get brand collaborations as a beginner blogger’? My initial answer is patience, but that’s never good enough and I get it.