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#Blogging from A to Z Challenge: C is for “Compassion†#atozchallenge
Blogging from A to Z Challenge: C is for "Compassion" #atozchallenge I'm participating in the Blogging from A to Z Challenge through all of April 2017. Every day (except Sundays), I will be posting a new, original photograph (or photographs) related to the letter of the alphabet. Today's letter is "C" which stands ... read moreC is for Cysts #atozchallenge For the last two years I've joined in the #atozchallenge ... To find other bloggers doing the challenge and maybe be inspired yourself, check out the A to Z Blogging Challenge Blog, here. I realise this is the sort of title that may get me a few ... read moreThe 2014 A to Z Challenge List is Open and Meet this Year's #atozchallenge Co-Hosts! The brainchild of Arlee Bird, at Tossing it Out, the A to Z Challenge is posting every ... On April 1, blog about something that begins with the letter "A." April 2 is "B," April 3 is "C," and so on. You can use a theme for the month or go ... read more
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Monday, April 3, 2017
Don't use filters and take photos one hour after sunrise: Ridiculously good-looking travel blogging couple who are paid up to $12,000 per PICTURE reveal their secrets
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Jack Morris, 26, and his girlfriend Lauren Bullen, 24, met in March, 2016, while both travelling in Fiji.
Since, the inseparable pair have grown to be world-renowned travel bloggers and visited 45 countries together - all while earning a six figure salary for their stunning photographs and breathtaking Instagram feeds.
And now, Jack, who is originally from Manchester, has revealed some of his top tips and how he and his Australian girlfriend have transformed their passion into a full time career.
Kenya: Jack Morris, 26, and his girlfriend Lauren Bullen, 24, met in March, 2016, while both travelling in Fiji - since, the inseparable pair have grown to be world-renowned travel bloggers and visited 45 countries together
Philippines: And now, Jack, who is originally from Manchester, has revealed some of his top tips and how he and his Australian girlfriend were both able to quit their jobs and transform their passion into a full time career
Philippines: 'Most of the time we like to shoot around one hour after sunrise. Busy locations don't tend to be as busy at this time of day,' Jack wrote
Taking to his blog, Do You Travel, Jack said the key to taking the perfect photograph in a busy location is timing.
'Most of the time we like to shoot around one hour after sunrise. Busy locations don't tend to be as busy at this time of day,' he wrote.
Jack also said he avoids Instagram filters and always takes the time to ensure his images match.
'I edit all my photos in the same kind of style with my own Lightroom presets so I guess they all look somewhat similar because of that. I also look at the grid and try to plan the next image to mak e sure it works well with the rest of my recent feed,' he said.
Fiji: Jack also said he avoids Instagram filters and always takes the time to ensure his images match
Maldives: 'I edit all my photos in the same kind of style with my own Lightroom presets so I guess they all look somewhat similar because of that,' he said
Spain: 'I don't use any mobile apps or filters, I edit using Lightroom on my Macbook Pro. If a photo looks a little dark or contrasty I sometimes tweak the edit just on the pre post Instagram editor,' he added
'I don't use any mobile apps or filters, I edit using Lightroom on my Macbook Pro. If a photo looks a little dark or contrasty [sic] I sometimes tweak the edit just on the pre post Instagram editor.'
The former carpet cleaner, who lived out of his backpack between 2012 and 2016 before moving to Bali with Lauren, also said the pair rely on word of mouth, Pin terest and Instagram to find the 'off the grid' places they are so often pictured in.
He added: 'We try to balance our life between being at home in Bali, travel jobs and travelling for fun. We aim to visit at least one new country each month, non work related, which most of the time is decided on by a last minute decision.'
Jack also revealed that he and Lauren, aka Gypsea_Lust, take all their own photos and that any snaps of the two of them together are taken via a tripod with a timer remote.
Philippines: The former carpet cleaner, who lived out of his backpack between 2012 and 2016 before moving to Bali with Lauren, also said the pair rely on word of mouth, Pinterest and Instagram to find the 'off the grid' places
Bali: Not only has it been a another year of continuous travel, it's been the year I found the girl of my dreams, fell in love, an d moved to Bali!,' he captioned this snap
Bali: He added: 'We try to balance our life between being at home in Bali, travel jobs and travelling for fun. We aim to visit at least one new country each month non work related which most of the time is decided on by a last minute decision
What countries have Jack and Lauren been to since meeting?Fiji, Indonesia, Thailand, Sri Lanka, Maldives, England, Greece, Italy, France, Turkey, Croatia, Spain, Morocco, New Zealand, USA, Hawaii, Mauritius, China, India, a few of the Caribbean islands, Dubai and Cambodia
Where to next? Tahiti and Finland
The pair have mastered the art of blogging and as a result, share an incredible three million followers between them and earn th ousands of dollars for any sponsored posts.
Jack revealed to Cosmopolitan in January that he and Lauren won't do a sponsored post for less than $3,000 USD ($3,948 AUD).
The most he has been paid for one post is $9,000 USD ($11,846 AUD) while the most Lauren has ever got from one snap is $7,500 USD ($9,872 AUD).
'I did a job for a phone company where I flew out for three days; there were two days filming and then I had to do five photos on Instagram, and that was $35,000,' he told the magazine.
'We've even turned up to jobs before that we've charged thousands for, and we've got there and they've been like, "your rates are so low".'
Philippines: The pair have mastered the art of blogging and as a result, share an incredible three million followers between them and earn thousands of dollars for any sponsored posts
Rome: The most Jack has been paid for one post is $9,000 USD ($11,846 AUD) while the most Lauren has ever got from one snap is $7,500 USD ($9,872 AUD)
Cambodia: 'I did a job for a phone company where I flew out for three days; there were two days filming and then I had to do five photos on Instagram, and that was $35,000,' Jack said
But despite the high rates, Jack insists the pair only do sponsored posts if they support the brand, company or tourism board.
'I was contacted by brands way before I started accepting offers. I didn't care about making money, it was always just a project I did for fun. Eventually as I grew bigger some of the offers were too good to turn down,' he wrote.
'I only promote or post about the things I truly like or believe in, which is very important to me and why my posts resonate w ith so many.'
Jack did admit that the job can get overwhelming at times and that they do sometimes travel to places 'for the sole purpose of a "gram worthy" shot'.
Virgin islands: But despite the high rates, Jack insists the pair only do sponsored posts if they support the brand, company or tourism board
Bali: Jack did admit, however, that the job can get overwhelming, saying they do sometimes travel to places 'for the sole purpose of a "gram worthy" shot'
Speaking to Daily Mail Australia in 2016, Jack said that within the first nine months of meeting each other, Lauren gained more than 700,000 followers and he gained more than half a million.
'I think it was because it was mixing the photography up with Lauren and people enjoy seeing a couple and it works for us,' he said.
Jac k and Lauren's jaw-dropping photography and enviable lifestyle drew the admiration of plenty of brands who inundated the pair with opportunities over the next 12 months.
Global brands such as Royal Caribbean Cruises, Disney, Air NZ, AirBnB, NRMA insurance and other headlining acts have all approached the duo.
Lauren has even had to turn down fashion brands.
Arabian Desert: Speaking to Daily Mail Australia in 2016, Jack said that within the first nine months of meeting each other, Lauren gained more than 700,000 followers and he gained more than half a million
Philippines: 'She has to turn down a lot of brands, if she wouldn't wear it she won't work with it as she tries to keep it authentic,' Jack said of Lauren
'She has to turn down a lot of brands, if she wouldn't wear it she won't work with it as she tries to kee p it authentic,' Jack said.
Despite their work load, the duo are aware of how truly lucky they are.
'It is almost a dream. Being able to do what I want every day is nice,' he said.
'It is ideal, I never really expected to find someone I could share this with, so it worked out really well.'
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How to make #Money from #Blogging
How to make money from blogging THE world, as we know it, to say the least, now to a larger scale, lives and breathes technology. And with the constant need to stay informed via the Internet, blogging is fast becoming an easier means to provide such information, whether fuelled by ... read moreJen Sincero: How to Become A "Badass at Making Money" Now, Sincero is out with the highly-anticipated follow-up book You Are a Badass at Making Money helping people everywhere master the mindset and the mantras of wealth. Out April 18th, the book tells the story of how Sincero went from living in a garage to ... read moreHow Much Money Can You Make Blogging? Here is How Much Money Can You Make Blogging, Well, that's like asking how many pounds of fat can you lose in 3 months. It really all depends. Some people make nothing, and some people make a full-time income from home. However, let's throw some ... read more
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Sunday, April 2, 2017
How to Be Seen as a Powerful Blogging Influencer in Any Niche
In 2015, my husband called me "a blogging influencer." I assumed he was kidding.
In 2016, my husband called me "a blogging influencer" and assured me he was serious.
In 2017, two readers called me "a blogging influencer".
It couldn't be. Me?
"What makes an influencer?" I asked myself.
An influencer has over ten thousand Twitter followers. (Got that, check). The Hey Sippy blog agrees that an "influencer" has a visible social media following.
An influencer has people knocking on their door. (I have writers from the best blogs in the world such as Entrepreneur and Forbes asking to guest post for me. Check. Got that.)
An influencer is respected worldwide to such an extent their opinions are sought out about their area of expertise. (At the time of this writing, I've been asked to participate in over thirty expert interviews. Many of them are high-profile. I think I recall one where I was pictured next to Jon Morrow. Also, famous bloggers have subscribed to Mostly Blogging. My blog?)
Influencers have "author of" after their name. (Got that. Check)
Influencers make money. (I make money as a freelance writer and as a blogging coach. Got that, check. On occasion, people also pay me to publish their articles.)
People interview influencers on podcasts. (Come to think of it, I have been interviewed on a podcast. If you are interested, it's EP 21 of The Blog Chronicles).
Influencers have staffs. A famous blogger (well, I had heard of him) wrote and asked if he could guest post for me. He asked who on my staff he should be talking to. I wondered if I should tell him it's just me. However, the truth is I do have a staff. I have a graphic designer, a tech assistant, an editor, a publisher, and a virtual assistant. My husband is my business manager (does that count?).
Me? After only two years.
I have not written this introduction to brag. Honestly, what matters more to me is the respect people in my niche have shown me. "Influencer" is a label.
Whatever label you want to use, there is a reason for this post. One of the people who called me an influencer in 2017 explained I am writing for readers who wonder how they can become influencers too.
This post will explain what I did that I believe led to these results. Can you become an influencer too? Of course. This post will explain how you can.
Consider these comments from blogging influencer Ryan Biddulph after I asked him to participate in my expert roundup post on link building:
This is the 3rd email in a row where I'm being featured on an authority blog.
An authority blog?! My site?? Let's analyze what I did.
Okay, so it's the beginning of 2017, and I've just been called a blogging influencer by a reader.
My husband, he's biased. Certainly, I can disregard his opinion.
But my reader? There is no way to discount that. I have reflected and this is what I came up with.
11 Ways You Can Become a Blogging Influencer in Any Niche This is what I believe worked:The Arts and Budgets blog agrees you need to help your readers solve problems. "Think about what you can teach in your niche. What valuable information do you have from personal experience? Think about different 'How To' posts you can write in your niche that will help your audience solve a problem."
Furthermore, Sarkemedia.com actually maintains that influence comes quickly when you solve your readers' problems.
[Read: How to Be Memorable in a Sea of Bloggers: Sticky Blogging]
2. Participate in expert interviews Of everything on the list, this is the only one out of your control. Yet, if I had to pick one of these seven tips, it would be to participate in expert interviews hands down, no question. Jeff Bullas agrees if you want to be a blogging influencer, you should get into interviews.
Don't you love it when I recommend things out of your control? After all, how can you control if someone writes you and asks if you will participate in their expert interview?
On the contrary. I am going to suggest how you can absolutely control this. Are you ready?
I would recommend holding your own expert interview. My post How to Write an Expert Round-Up Even if You Don't Know Any Experts will tell you how.
The experts in your interview should do two things that will help you, I predict. I am predicting based on protocol. These are not wild guesses on my part.
First, they will probably share your post. This will result in widespread exposure for you. I really do mean widespread. If they are influencers, in my opinion, they have at least ten thousand Twitter followers. Wouldn't you like at least ten thousand new people to see your blog post?
If they don't share, ask them to. How did you contact them to ask them to participate in the interview? I am in contact with people on Twitter. Often, they ask for email communication and give me their email address.
However, you communicated with them in the first place, write them and ask them to share your post. This could be in an email or on Twitter. On Twitter, you should use @ and their Twitter name. On Google Plus, it's + and their name.
In an email, let them know the interview link is live and "if they have a moment, could they share it out?" Most of them will.
Next, (and this is actually the more important of the two) when they have their own expert interview, they will remember you held one and asked them. They should return the favor by asking you.
When I say "should" I don't mean out of obligation or even protocol. Strangely, not everyone will consent to participate in an interview. Also, the more respondents they have, the more air of authority and credibility their interview has.
After the interview in which you appear is published, others looking for interview respondents in your niche will learn that you consent to be in expert interviews and will be likely to ask you.
I have received visibility this way. People write me and tell me they saw me in an interview, they were impressed with my response, and they invite me to be in their own interview. It snowballs.
Others learn about my blog this way and offer to guest post for me or sign up for my blog.
If you want to be considered an influencer in your niche, you need to be seen as a person whose opinion matters. The DrumUp blog agrees that you should be seen as an authority and not a filter.
3. Work hard Is blogging worth getting less sleep? Only you can answer that. I am still working outside the home as a teacher with essays to grade. I'm sure you know how I would answer the question. For me, the answer is "yes". Marketingland.com confirms hard work is necessary if you want to be a blogging influencer.
Blogging is time-consuming. Holding a mega post (See Tip #6) is time-consuming. They take me months. Holding an expert interview (See Tip #2) is time-consuming. Clearly, becoming an influencer is time-consuming.
4. Be regimented Follow a schedule and stick to it. Have shelf posts ready in case you can't. The only time I break from my blogging schedule is when I vacation in the summer. Even then, I still hold two linky parties a week.
5. Write quality posts averaging 1500 words. As a result, I find my posts linked to all over the Internet.
6. Write long-form content (also known as Mega Posts) These take a long time to write, but the added time to produce long-form content is well worth it. My largest mega post is 89 of the Best Free Blogging Tools Which Will Save You Time Blogging. It took me a long time to collect and describe the 89 tools. Readers find it so helpful, it's my lead magnet– my incentive to get people to subscribe. They get a downloadable PDF of the tools list.
This type of content is valuable since other bloggers will want to share your writing and link to you. When Chris, the Story Reading Ape, linked to my post, 87 Blogging Mistakes You Should Absolutely Never Make, many of his readers shared it, featured the post on their sites, and subscribed. As a result of this increased exposure, my readership grew. Today, the article is one of my most shared posts.
[Read: 9 Tips for Writing Long-Form Content That Will Make You a Better Blogger]
7. Have a niche Things fell into place after I published my first blogging tips blog post in early 2015 about Google Analytics. Bam, a blogging tips coach was born. Clearly, you can't become an influencer in your blog niche if you don't have a niche.
[Read: How to Create Better Blog Content That Will Bring You an Enormous Audience: Niche Building]
8. Self-host Sorry WordPress.com users, but, upon reflection, this definitely helped. I had an amazing guest post for Ileane Smith from Basic Blog Tips. I know I'm bragging by calling it "amazing". I was proud of it. Her readers actually wrote me and called it "an important post". However, my readership did not bloom. I don't even recall anyone subscribing.
I asked a blogging mentor I had at the time for an explanation. He observed that serious bloggers self-host, and because I was not self-hosted at the time, her readers did not take me seriously. I definitely got traffic from her site, a great deal of traffic, but no one subscribed. The explanation makes sense. When they came to my blog and saw I was not self-hosted, they left never to return.
Stewart Walker, a famous blogger in an early expert interview that I conducted, told me my site at WordPress.com, mycurrentnewsblog.com, looked "amateurish". He was right.
Even Ryan Biddulph maintains you need to self-host in order to become a "big-time blogger".
9. Take Advice If I had not listened to these people, far more knowledgeable than I was, and switched to a self-hosted blog, I might not have ended up being called "an influencer" today.
10. Write about other influencers and link to them in your posts. These should be influencers in your blogging niche. Honestly, I have no way of knowing if this helped. However, I became closer with blogging influencers like Ryan Biddulph this way. They learned about me since I wrote about them and told them about my article mentioning them. (Have you noticed my external links to other bloggers in this post? I also just linked to Ryan Biddulph's blog in this tip.)
[Read: This Is How to Drive Blog Traffic for Free, 10 Proven Ways]
[This is What You Should Do After Publishing a Blog Post]
11. Go to sites where influencers spend time. I spend a lot of time at Kingged. Influencers in my niche spend time there. They might keep me in mind for an expert interview or link to my articles. Since Kingged has CommentLuv on the site, simply by commenting, the influencers there can see my headlines. I also received a lucrative financial opportunity by spending time at Kingged.
Kingged is just one example. I'm sure many influencers in your niche spend time at forums. You might also consider using Quora if you don't already. Quora is for people with authority in various niches. If people see you there, answering questions in your niche. They might keep you in mind for an expert interview on your topic of expertise.
Sarkemedia.com agrees spending time with influencers will help you become a blogging influencer.
[Read: This is Why You Should Promote at Kingged]
[How to Be a Better Blogger with Quora]
Why Does Being a Blogging Influencer Matter?If "blogging influencer" is just a label, why does it matter if you become one?
According to Marketingland.com, being a blogging influencer is important for many reasons:
In addition, according to Chris Garrett, your SEO will improve. Apparently, becoming an influencer improves your Google rankings.
Do you still want to become a blogging influencer in your niche?If yes, be aware becoming a blogging influencer in any niche takes time. Webhostings.com agrees becoming a true influencer takes time. I just started my third year of blogging. Jeff Bullas confirms this amount of time. He believes it takes two to three years to become a blogging influencer.
To my surprise and delight, blogging influencer Lorraine Reguly called me "a hugely successful entrepreneur." If you follow the tips in this post, you may also find yourself on the receiving end of such a nice compliment.
Look, everything boils down to how badly do you want it?
When I was younger ( I am dating myself, I know.) I was watching a baseball game, and the Dodgers were playing and losing badly. The manager considered removing the pitcher. I saw Tommy Lasorda, who was the manager at the time, go up to the pitcher and ask him how badly he wanted it. How badly did he want success?
Today, I am asking you. How badly do you want to be a blogging influencer? Do you still want it? Now that you know what I did, go get it.
Readers, please share, so other bloggers wishing to be blogging influencers know these tips.
This post presented a two-year action plan to increase your influence in your blogging niche. Where you want to be in two years? I look forward to your answers in the comments section.
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Saturday, April 1, 2017
How to make money from blogging
THE world, as we know it, to say the least, now to a larger scale, lives and breathes technology. And with the constant need to stay informed via the Internet, blogging is fast becoming an easier means to provide such information, whether fuelled by rumours or true events. However, not many people, especially Nigerians, are aware of the financial opportunity the blogging world presents, since it is viewed in many circles as more of a hobby or a pastime.
A technology consultant based in Lagos, Mr Nathaniel Stanley, shares with Sunday Tribune some tips for making money through blogging:
Know the basics
According to him, "it is easy to assume that just anyone with a computer or smartphone with fast hands can run a blog. Easy as it would seem, blogging takes brains, hardwork and a great deal of commitment. There are many people who have blogs but along the time, such sites become redundant due to lack of commitment. Blogging is more than a hobby. Even if you're just starting out, commitment is very important because whether you like it or not, you will gain attention, no matter how small." To start your blog, you must have access to good internet connection and a good smartphone or system. Blogging thrives on speed and access and good internet connection and a functional mobile or laptop will set you up for business.
Make a decision and stick to it
There are so many blogs available nowadays which focus on as many subjects as can be dreamt of on planet earth. So when setting up your blog, as Stanley suggests, you need to take quick and strict decisions, especially as regards the subject matter you intend to address. Will you be providing tips, tutorials, selling items, sharing news? Decide on what you want to do and stick to it. It may take time before you begin to see rewards, and as such, you should be patient. Making money from blogging thrives on traffic and your seriousness to stick to one subject matter will encourage viewers to see you as serious and follow you without hesitation. As a blogger, you owe it to your followers to show some sense of duty to what you're doing. With this, you're well on your way to making income from your efforts.
Take advantage of endorsements
Outside the advertising offers your blog host would provide, you can go ahead to attract extra income by endorsing products. You can simply do so by agreeing to be offered a commission for posting a link to such products on your website. Such offers are available from major online stores. Aside such offers, you can also link up with service providers across all sectors. With endorsements, you can go outside your major blog interest, providing a wide range of offers. With that, you're providing some kind of advert service and getting paid for it, just by virtue of your blog and the traffic you generate.
Organise giveaways
Scheduling and staying true to giveaways often will easily drive traffic to your blog, which you can also explore to make money. For starters, find easier means to give back to your subscribers, such as free e-books or even recharge cards, hidden in the text of your content. With time, you can also use the prospect of advertising to give back. That way, you not only increase traffic and subscribers, you get money from the stream of advertisers who would gladly be interested in using your platform to advertise their goods and services.
Sell something
What you decide to sell via your blog must be something you can absolutely vouch for. Even creative writers, project consultants, research persons, among others, who have the discipline of maintaining a blog can offer their services. If you're offering products outside the general merchandise that have fixed prices such as goods, ensure you're working with the current prices of such services. For editors, proofreaders, ghost-writers, researchers, among others, ensure you know what the average charge is before posting such information for the public.
Be known
Never miss the chance to advertise your blog online and offline to generate traffic. Create meaningful relationships that will also be beneficial to your blog. According to Stanley, there are ways to make money from your number of subscribers and when you are able to not just generate traffic, but increase your number of subscribers as well, you automatically generate income from the comfort of your blogging screen, and on a monthly basis at that. To keep your subscribers anyway, ensure you provide content that is up-to-date so as not to lose subscribers. As much as possible, even if the temptation to increase traffic via peddling rumours may be great, spreading false rumours. There is not only the risk of law suits, which are becomingly increasingly difficult to evade, you also run the risk of losing credibility, which will in turn, result in the loss of traffic to your blog.
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