2009 April | Blogging Elements

How To Run Your Blog as a Business – Part3: Business Secrets Revealed For Bloggers

Posted on30. Apr, 2009 by Ashwin.

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In an earnest endeavor to treat blogging as a business, I had started a series of posts explaining how exactly it is to be done. Part 1 of this series introduced the concept while Part 2 explained how business planning has to be done. Let’s now dig further into the secrets of running your blog [...]

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Showcasing Precious Finds and Blogging Resources: Week 1

Posted on29. Apr, 2009 by Ashwin.

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Starting this week, Mike and I have planned to start a series of posts just to point our beloved readers to some incredible, well-written, engaging and very informative posts across the blogosphere. Although we do it all the time, there was a need to let our readers know outright what they must come to expect [...]

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How To Run Your Blog Like a Business – Part 2: Business Planning

Posted on29. Apr, 2009 by Ashwin.

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We had started off with an introductory post on “How to Run Your Blog Like a Business – Part 1: An Introduction“; it’s now time to get into specifics. You can’t get started on practically anything – much less a business– without a plan. So what plans would you make for your blog? How do [...]

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What Bloggers Can Learn From Powerful Negotiators

Posted on27. Apr, 2009 by Ashwin.

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The other day, I happen to be reading a classic on Negotiating skills called “You Can Negotiate Anything” By Herb Cohen and I loved it ( I highly recommend you read it). I swung the bat a little and then realized that everything we do in life is negotiating in one way or the other [...]

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How To Run Your Blog Like a Business – Part 1

Posted on25. Apr, 2009 by Ashwin.

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It’s funny that there are so many blogs out there that take birth and many more that aim so high, but without a gun. Blogs are apenty; but blogs with a definite purpose, aim, structure and plan are rare. The biggest and the fastest growing blogs do have them but the little, just-started ones don’t [...]