**Another useful yet entertaining guest post from Ryan Biddulph**

The other day I was walking down Central Park West. Some of the wealthiest real estate on earth.

One block from where we are house sitting lays the San Remo. Tiger Woods, Steve Spielberg and a whole array of celebs have lived there. Or may still live there. Demi Moore just sold her triplex in this building for the stars for $45 million last month.

Yet when I walked in front of this luxury hideaway – spying a sick Lamborghini parked out front – I stepped in gum. Darn. Sticky gum too.

Annoyed as heck, I forgot all about being in one of the wealthiest zip codes on earth because that silly, annoying, agitating moment forced me to focus on the mindless nitwit who spit out their gum on the sidewalk.

I hope it wasn’t Steve Martin. (more…)

Here’s who we chronicle on this episode of The Blog Chronicles…

She’s a savvy business owner living in greater London, England.

Before becoming a full-time blogger, she was working as a training manager for some big name clients like television personality Gordon Ramsay and Chef Jamie Oliver.

When her daughter was born, her employer wouldn’t let her go part time, so this future blogger knew something had to change.

Today she is a highly sought after digital marketing consultant. What she does is help businesses with their digital marketing and social media. And she is a frequent speaker at social media conferences like Social Media Marketing World.

And listen to this: Forbes has recognized my next guest today by listing her in the top 20 of women social influencers. And Oracle gave her the title of “Social Influencer of Europe.”

In this interview, Lilach talks about where she started as a blogger, why she chose to work for herself from home instead of her corporate trainer job, and we ask her about some of her blogging tips in the second half of our conversation. (more…)

My name is Ryan Biddulph.

I am addicted to leveling up.

Sometimes I write 25 guest posts per week.

Other times I write 10 blog comments daily. REALLY long blog comments.

I don’t accomplish these things to brag about my volume of work. I don’t write this much because I feel this is what it takes to succeed. That is hogwash.

I share because I care. About you.

I want you to erase your blogging struggles quickly.

I do stuff that may seem supernatural to most bloggers by intending to master the concept I will share in this post. (more…)

On this episode of The Blog Chronicles, we talk about how to find your true identity, your voice, your creative calling, and how writing is the key to unlocking your true self.

Our guest is perfect for this topic.

James Prescott lives near London, which means you’ll love his accent. 🙂

James is a writer, author, blogger & writing coach, in the UK. He is the author of ‘Dance Of The Writer’, available free on his website, ‘Unlocking Creativity: Daily Words Which Helped Me Find My Voice’ and the upcoming ‘Mosaic Of Grace: God’s Beautiful Reshaping Of Our Broken Lives‘.

If you love spirituality, writing, deep thoughts, and encouraging conversation, be sure to tune in: (more…)

Welcome to the Spring 2017 Edition of the Blogger Success Bulletin

Flowers are blooming, and bloggers are sprouting up left and right.

This month’s issue has three new blogs to share with you.

For those who are new here, the Blogger Success Bulletin normally comes out four times per year.

The BSB is where we feature real bloggers who have started new websites using the Build Your Own Blog setup guide.

This lets you go behind the curtain to see examples of customers who are launching new blogs. (more…)

Even Stephen King has a blog.

That’s why this episode of The Blog Chronicles is all about blogging for authors.

If he blogs, perhaps every author should blog? Or at least consider it.

Many authors have found that blogging and book writing go well together, like peanut butter and jelly.

You just have to know how to spread them both onto the sandwich of your busy life.

If you are an author and are thinking about starting a blog or you want to get better at using your blog to build an audience, then stick around.

Today’s podcast guest is both an author and a blogger AND has a coaching consultancy that helps authors blog and helps bloggers become authors. (more…)

**Another useful yet entertaining guest post from Ryan Biddulph**

You feel terrified.

You may even break into cold sweats.

I vividly remember my new blogger days. Fear dominated my mind. I was just a loser security officer. A fired security officer. I didn’t know SEO from a CEO.

But here I am today. Blogging from paradise.

I learned how to pulverize my beginner limiting beliefs to live my dreams.

If you’re a lost, confused new blogger I feel your pain. I have been there.

Today I want to help you navigate through this seemingly overpowering torment of excited and terrified feelings by eviscerating 4 commonly held new blogger limiting beliefs. (more…)

Personal branding is your road to recognition.

That’s what you want as a blogger, right? You want people to recognize you have something to say that is worth checking out.

Or you want some folks to trust you enough to make a purchase through your website.

It all starts with personal branding. (more…)

**Another useful yet entertaining guest post from Ryan Biddulph**

I have eaten pavement in Bali.

I have enjoyed some of the world’s most stunning views in Phuket, Thailand.

Riding a motorbike through Southeast Asia over a 2-year stretch has blessed me with a wide range of experiences.

Oh yeah; I also gleaned a few key blogging lessons from these rides to help you build a successful blog.

Put on your helmet, pack your bribe money, pull back on the throttle and enjoy the ride. (more…)

If you have a self-hosted WordPress blog (WordPress.org) and you are wanting to keep your content but move it to a new domain, this guide is right for you. (more…)