How to Locate Bloggers
by John Kremer on Tuesday, November 22nd, 2011 | 5 Comments
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Note: On some of them, I am an affiliate so I get paid if you decide to buy the course.
How to Start a Blog That Matters - If you don't have a blog (or have one that's needs help), this course covers all the fundamentals of starting a blog, keeping it going, and promoting it. $97
I love the title. It speaks to the quality of the people behind this course.
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When can we expect the videos to be posted up? Is there any more news on this BlogTour event or is it done?
This Blog Tour Palooza course is still only half done, at best.
I will be posting at least one video on Tuesday, December 6.
Hi John,
I’ve been out of town helping my parents after my brother passed away. Just got back and I’m about to start studying my Blog Tour Palooza course. I’m very excited about it. It’s so real to me that a book’s success is primarily the responsibility of the author and this seems like a powerful tool!
John,
For your Top Bloggers 101, a phenomenal resource, do you suggest approaching these bloggers for reviews or for guest posts? It seems to me they might be more interested in seeing a copy of the book and then maybe reviewing it or doing an interview (Q & A).
Nina
You can do either – go for reviews or a guest post. Note that some bloggers favor one over the other, much preferring to write a review than post a guest post – or vice versa. There is no one set rule on something like that.