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• How to Handle Criticism: a Practical Guide February 5, 2012
  As bloggers, each of us has to deal with criticism. Blogging is a very public activity—almost all of us has the goal of gaining readers to our blogs—and the more people you reach, the more likely it is that you’ll hear criticisms. “You’re wrong…” “How can you say that? You don’t know what you’re talking [...]Originally at: Blog Tips at ProBlogger How to Hand […]
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• An Easy Way to Decrease Your Unsubscribe Rate February 5, 2012
  This guest post is by Michael Alexis of WriterViews. Frustrated with unsubscribes on your newsletter? You aren’t alone. Most of the metrics associated with our newsletters are fun to watch. Subscribe rate going up? Cool. Open rate rising? Awesome. Clickthrough rate skyrocketing? Yahoo! So, what is it about unsubscribe rates that is so darn frustrating? […]
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• If I Were the Blogging Police… February 4, 2012
  This guest post is by Karol K of ThemeFuse. Is it just me, or do you ever find yourself in a situation when you just want to lock someone up for the things they’re doing either on their own blog or while commenting on other people’s blogs? You know, moments when you wish you were [...]Originally at: Blog Tips at ProBlogger If I Were the Blogging Police… […]
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• From Small-time Blogger to Professional Paid Speaker: My Journey February 3, 2012
  This guest post is by Marcus Sheridan of The Sale Lion. We’re all communicators. That’s what we do. Some of us love the feel of pen in hand. Others find joy as the fingers hit the key pad. But for me, the magic is in the communion that occurs in front of a live audience, [...]Originally at: Blog Tips at ProBlogger From Small-time Blogger to Professional Paid […]
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• How to Create and Host a Blog Carnival February 2, 2012
  This guest post is by Greg McFarlane of Control Your Cash. Everyone has them, except possibly R.L. Stine. I’m referring to those days when you’re lacking either the inspiration or the energy to write something fresh and/or inventive. If you can somehow get those days to occur on a regular schedule, say weekly, there’s a [...]Originally at: Blog Tips at ProBl […]
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