The world is starting to understand blogging. Starting to, I emphasise. And all I really mean by this is that if someone asks me what I do and I mention blogging, most of the time they have a vague idea of what I mean. (Which is a vast improvement on the bewildered looks I'd get a few years …
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Join me for a Walking Mastermind in Perth
(Looking for current walks to book? Head to the Walking Masterminds page.) Working for yourself has lots of positive sides, and my friend Aggie Lim and I have long joked about our "beach office". I got to thinking about this - the benefits of being able to be outside for part of our day, not …
Researching keywords for those of us who don’t research keywords
SEO has always been something I've, well, kind of ignored. (If you've ignored it so much you don't know what it means: Search Engine Optimisation. In other words: how to publish blog posts that Google will send lots of search traffic to!) Deciding to think more about SEO and researching …
Bloggers’ Workshops for 2015 – all the details to keep your blog on track and network with fellow bloggers in Perth
This one's for all my Perth (and near Perth) bloggers, because due to popular demand I've set up a series of Bloggers' Workshops for 2015 so that you can all learn (or refresh) some important skills, meet new blogging friends (or see old ones again), and keep getting regular doses of input and …
How masterminds and mentors made my 2014 WAY better (and why you should gather people around you, too)
For a couple of years now I've been listening to some of my favourite podcasters talk about the value of masterminds (Pat Flynn, Amy Porterfield and Natalie Sisson spring immediately to mind.). In fact pretty much everyone in the social media, solo-preneur or small business space goes on about how …
Who can write the most blog posts on the way to Problogger? Perth bloggers can!
Last week, after a beautiful Tuesday evening meet up with a bunch of Perth bloggers who are heading off to the big Problogger event next week, my friend Jo and I were standing at an intersection in Leederville, watching the pedestrian light cycle through green about twenty times because we couldn't …