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We'll also have a programme of local events and guest blog posts up soon.

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This template can help speed up the process of contacting potential blogs to guest post, but be sure to note whether or not they have specific guidelines before you send a message.

Make Money Writing Articles: 37 Blogs That Pays Up To $ 300 For Your Guest Posts.

I did invest in a course, and it's basic tenets were: 1 — Know your audience 2 — Create a giveaway that would be of value to your audience 3 — Set up the website and automated email engagement sequence triggered by a signup to the giveaway 4 — Engage with the community, adding value to other blogs (which I've tried to do here) 5 — Once you have some traction, seek guest - posting opportunities to drive referral traffic 6 — Then launch your own blog

I'll be talking to you again on Friday; my good friend and blog designer Lisa from Sweet2Eat Baking was kind enough to create a lovely guest post for me, while I scramble to get caught up again after my whirlwind travel tour last week.

I have another guest post up at the SeaChange blog: Cedar Planked Salmon with Rosemary Smoke.

Today I have a guest post lined up for you all from Tamara who blogs at Oh Lardy!

I have several exciting posts lined up, including some fabulous guest bloggers who were lovely enough to come up with some amazing recipes to share on this blog.

I am thrilled to be doing a guest post over on Heather's blog Cook it Up Paleo!

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I'm just catching up on my blog reading and had a chance to peruse some of your guest bloggers» posts.

In the coming days, I'll be sharing a few more posts to help you out: a round - up of blogs and websites with helpful lists and recipes for healthy packed lunches; a guest blog post from Bri of Red, Round or Green that will get you «pumped up to pack» (plus her super-creative list of ideas for kids who need to go gluten - or grain - free); a healthy muffin recipe from The Simply Wholesome Kitchen that can serve as a quick breakfast, a school lunch item or an after - school snack; a free lunch menu subscription give - away from MOMables, and more.

On the blog today, we have a guest post from Helen Neale, who writes at both kiddycharts.com, a parenting advice and tools site offering free personalised kids charts, and stickersstarsandsmiles.com, a much more personal blog where she promises to tidy up, but never quite gets around to it.

I've opened up my blog for guest posting opportunities.

In her guest blog post below she tells us about Cooking Up Change ®, an annual student school food cooking contest, the finals for... [Continue reading]

Coming up this week, I'll be sharing a guest blog post from Jill Castle, a registered dietitian and child nutrition expert, on «What Young Athletes Need to Know about School Lunch.»

It also helps to build you up as an authority in your niche along with helping you build relationships with the influencers that post your guest blogs.

You know all those months that I was sick - well SHE kept this little blog going by setting up guest posts, formatting them, publishing them, and promoting them.

Next week is WORLD BREASTFEEDING WEEK and we have so many fun giveaways, collaborations, guest blog posts and more lined up to celebrate with you!

As you know — I have been busy working on my ebook so I have some guest posts from some up and coming blogs for you to check out.

I will be blog swapping Tuesday - Thursday, so you guys have a lot of fun posts coming up... very different guest posts than what you've seen the last few weeks.

I know I just had a guest post up on Jessica's blog last week, so I'll keep this short and sweet.

I stalked a few other blogs looking for their guest posting policy, thought about how I wanted to run things on the little screen time I'd have as a new fourth - time mom, and came up with the following tips to solicit guest posts for your blog.

Besides sponsored posts, you could be featured on our Home & Press page, all of Restricted Shoes» social media platforms, a guest blogger on RStyle blog, etc... being famous is up to you!

I am excited to have Whitney from Journey Mercies guest posting here on the blog today, especially with the topic that she has chosen, she sums up so much of what I have been thinking and living these last few months.

We wanted to make sure we hit up a bunch of unique stores for a fun guest post on the Traverse City blog on holiday shopping, so be sure to head there and check that out!

Next up in the «Maternity Leave» guest post series, the most helpful post from Lynzy with all of the new mom essentials... My name is Lynzy and I am the blogger behind the life & style blog, Sparkling Footsteps.

Thanks for linking it up @ http://placeofmytaste.blogspot.com/2013/08/work-it-wednesday-link-party-guest-host.html Aniko@PlaceOfMyTaste recently posted... GROW YOUR BLOG NETWORKING PARTY - GUEST HOST

4 Important Things Women Look for in the Man of Their Dreams Today, I'm going to share a guest blog post written by Pauline Plott, a London - based blogger who became a dating guru after learning the psychology behind modern romance and signing up for every dating website in

Today, I'm going to share a guest blog post written by Pauline Plott, a London - based blogger who became a dating guru after learning the psychology behind modern romance and signing up for every dating website in pursuit of relationship bliss.

It has been my honor to share guest blog posts for up and coming, well - known influential technological companies such as BrainPop, Remind, Smartblog on Education, TenMarks and Verizon Wireless.

I've built up a lovely following with readers and other authors who generously share my posts, invite me for guest author interviews and I've noticed with every interview I do just on a blog my book sales go up.

Today's guest blog post is going to make you want to drop everything and book a ticket to Europe, where you will meander through France, Germany, Austria and end up lounging on the gorgeous Lake Balaton in Hungary.

In a guest blog post, Moran explains the universality of what she calls «Rebecca Syndrome» — the doubts that you can ever measure up to a past love.

You can do a virtual book tour with other similar blogs that you have set up relationships with and do guest posts or video interviews based on your book.

More on the double - sided issue of crowd sourcing in a future post, but for a positive write - up, here's a guest blog I did over at Karen Woodward's site a short while back.

A series of posts where the author (who has a book coming up) writes a series of unique guest post content on several popular blogs in their niche.

During the count - down period before the GayRomLit Retreat, I was able to sign up at three blogs to do guest blog posts and get some reviews for my most recent book, Oliver & Jack: At Lodgings In Lyme.

The least successful method was using a paid blog tour to get us five to seven guest posts leading up to the event.

May 9 — Books a Plenty Book Reviews — REVIEW May 10 — Mysteries with Character — REVIEW May 10 — The Pulp and Mystery Shelf — GUEST POST May 11 — The Power of Words — REVIEW May 12 — cherylbbookblog — SPOTLIGHT May 13 — Cozy Up With Kathy — REVIEW, CHARACTER INTERVIEW May 14 — Laura's Interests — REVIEW May 15 — Escape With Dollycas Into A Good Book — REVIEW May 15 — Readeropolis — AUTHOR INTERVIEW May 16 — Reading Is My SuperPower — REVIEW May 16 — The Avid Reader — REVIEW May 17 — T's Stuff — SPOTLIGHT May 17 — Ruff Drafts — SPOTLIGHT May 18 — FUONLYKNEW — REVIEW May 19 — MJB Reviewers — REVIEW May 20 — Brooke Blogs — CHARACTER GUEST POST May 21 — My Reading Journeys — CHARACTER GUEST POST May 21 — Varietats — REVIEW May 22 — The Book Diva's Reads — SPOTLIGHT

A few friends have signed up to help promote my book on their blogs with an interview or guest post and a book giveaway.

Set this up in an autoresponder, such as aweber.com; and provide the link to your opt - in form as your link for your bio or signature for a guest blog post.

Every day for the month of may, I will be visiting a new blog, offering up either a guest post or an interview.

Each day there will be a new blog post HERE on my blog from an expert guest so be sure to visit or sign up for my newsletter to receive their amazing advice.

They'll ask you to guest post on their blog, which will also show up in Google.

(Note: I just finished a brutal two - week revision under deadline, so rather than staying up until 4 a.m. (again), I'm recycling this guest post I wrote a couple of years ago for Anne R. Allen's blog.

-- Formatting HTML newsletters — Formatting books for Smashwords — Research about the business side of being an author (e.g., how Street Teams work, how to market a book in a foreign language, podcasts that might be a good fit to have you as a guest, etc.)-- Scouting for bloggers to send book review requests to — Pitching to those bloggers and tracking responses — Formatting (and perhaps light editing) of blog posts, or organizing content — Managing your Street Team Facebook group (posing questions to keep the group engaged, answering questions, sharing upcoming news, etc.)-- Creating box sets in Scrivener from individual novels — Moving works translated into a foreign language from Word into Scrivener — Scheduling tweets and Facebook posts (ones that don't require your direct input or engagement with your audience)-- Transcribing audio interviews or notes — For non-fiction authors, VAs can do an enormous number of tasks around webinars or other training you offer (e.g., planning and booking the event, scheduling guests, managing registration lists, dealing with the back - end technology, creating and proofing slide decks, sending out advance information packages to the trainees, and then sending out follow - up information to the trainees, etc..)

I am almost DONE with writing up guest posts and interviews for the blog tour craziness, which means my brain is about to be — GASP — clear for something resembling: whispers: fiction.

Set up your blog and main pages, write 5 or so posts, but then start pitching guest posts to bigger blogs in your genre.

So instead of my personal blog or service sites, which are just about me, and only have a PR3 or PR4, soon I'll have a handful or PR5 and PR6 sites that are set up to be social, to encourage interaction, comments and guest posting, so that all indie authors can participate and enjoy the benefits.