Posted on Tuesday 4th of March 2008 at 06:43 in Blogging

Summarising my 5 guest posts on JohnChow.com

Yesterday I wrote my 5th guest post on JohnChow.com so I felt it was worthwhile summarising these into a single post in case you're not already a reader of John's. I write the occasional guest post to allow me to reach a new, wider audience and gain a little bit of exposure in the process.

Paid Reviews - How To Maintain Your Integrity As a Blogger
This post discusses the catch-22 of writing paid reviews. If you're trying to make money online then sponsored posts can be a powerful weapon in your arsenal but they're a lucrative one. So should you be honest at the detriment of future business or should you write a promotional article to ensure your pockets are lined with gold? Those are the questions I aimed to answer.

Improve Your Blogging by Understanding Copywriting
You have no idea how many excellent pieces of content are going unread through poor copywriting skills. It's not even difficult to gain a basic understanding of these skills and I aimed to educate a few readers with this guest post.

6 Ways To Improve Your Blogging Lifestyle and Find Inspiration
Writing consistently high quality content at regular intervals is a demanding task; one that can lead to burnout or just plain avoidance of your blog. This guest post outlined what you can do to make life a bit easier for yourself and is a worthwhile read if you're feeling a little overwhelmed by your duties.

Successful Blogging - 5 Tips for Writing With Confidence
This post wasn't overly well written so it's worth reading my explanation post where I explain what I was actually thinking. The points I make are valid if read in the context of John's blog...

How To Create Your Blogging Roadmap
This was my first guest post on John's blog and I consider it to be my best - advice that every single blogger with ambition should consider. This post discusses how you should create a road-map explaining where you want to take your website and how you intend to get there. Including timescales, resources, metrics etc. Therefore you'll know what objectives you have and whether you're meeting them.

If you're not already a reader of John's site it's worth subscribing to his RSS feed; the man makes $30,000 a month off his personal blog through being a monetisation ninja. He also gets some excellent guest posters (ahem) so keep an eye out for any future posts I do on there.

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