Successful Blogging

Blogging is a powerful way to give your name and topic exposure on the Internet where it will be
seen by people involved in your field of interest. The term "blogging", refers to the activity of
expanding and maintaining your own regular comments and thoughts on a given subject, or
responding to other people's blogs ("web logs") that have been posted on the internet.

It is a must to have a blog if you're serious about making money online. It is also a
great way to get exposure and drive traffic to your site. You can have many blogs that might
focus on different niches (like one for your products and/or one for your business, etc).

You can have a blog as part of your own web site. You can also have a blog on your Myspace
page (usually located on the top right of your home page).

You can also use a blog site like Blogger or Wordpress to create a blog. You can literally create a
blog within 10 minutes from scratch with Blogger...this is cool.

Having Your Own Blog:

Uses For Blogs:

Tell Your Story Or Share Your Ideas (click on link to see sample)

Creating A Blog Account With

www.Blogger.com

How To Create A Blogging

Account -

Video

(3 Minutes)

How To Build Your Site -

Video

(12 Minutes)

Host Your Website

ow To Replicate An Existing

Site Into Your Blog -

Video

(9 Minute Video)

Code To Add

http://pgrundner.getthisoffer.com

Forwarding Your Blog (click on link to see sample)

How To Forward Your Blog To Any Website -

Video

(10 Minute Video)

Forwarding Code:

<!--

window.location = "http://www.

YourWebSite.com

//-->

</script>

Storing Your Pictures On Your Blog (click on link to see sample)

How To Store Pictures On Your Blog -

Video

(7 Minute Video)

Picture Code With

Link

<a href="

http://

yourdomainhere.co

<img border="0" src="

http://

our

omain

ere.com/graphic.jpg

" width="525"

height="

400"></a><br>

Picture Code Without Link:

<IMG src="

http:/

/YourDomainHere.com/Graphic

.jpg

Responding To Other People's Blogs:
I've gotten a lot of business from posting my own opinions on other people's blogs.

Look for forums or blogs that relate to your business. I would focus on 3 to 5 blogs no more unless
you're doing this business full time. Keep your answers short and relevant.

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