- Title : The Art of Freelance Blogging: How to Earn Thousands of Dollars Every Month as a Professional Blogger
- Author : Kevin Muldoon
- Rating : 4.76 (370 Vote)
- Publish : 2014-5-5
- Format : Paperback
- Pages : 580 Pages
- Asin : 1482747243
- Language : English
He has developed and sold many successful blogs and wrote for some of the largest blogs on the web. He's known for his previous blogs BloggingTips and WPMods. More information about Kevin can be found at kevinmuldoon/about/. He has a love for travel, is an avid reader,
He has developed and sold many successful blogs and wrote for some of the largest blogs on the web. He's known for his previous blogs BloggingTips and WPMods. More information about Kevin can be found at kevinmuldoon/about/. He has a love for travel, is an avid reader, and finds it hard to walk past an electronics shop without checking out the latest gadgets.
. Kevin Muldoon is an experienced blogger and internet marketer who has been developing and maintaining websites since he purchased his first domain name in 2000. More recently, he has been building a name for himself through his personal blog KevinMuldoon. Whilst he still owns a house in his native SMore recently, he has been building a name for himself through his personal blog KevinMuldoon. Whilst he still owns a house in his native Scotland, Kevin has spent most of his time over the last several years travelling in Asia, South America and Australasia. . He has a love for travel, is an avid reader, and finds it hard to walk past an electronics shop without checking out the latest gadgets. He's known for his previous blogs BloggingTips and WPMods. More information about Kevin can be found at kevinmuldoon/about/. About the Author Kevin Muldoon is an experienced blogger and internet marketer who has been developing and maintaining websites since he purchased his first domain name in 2000. He has developed and sold many successful blogs and wrote for some of the largest blogs on the webThe book does not show you any secrets or any shortcuts to success; it’s a no-nonsense book that tells you exactly what you need to do to earn thousands of dollars every month through blogging for others.If you would like to start a profitable career writing for top blogs, this is the book for you.How To Earn Thousands of Dollars Every Month as a Professional BloggerThis book was created for everyone. If you want to enjoy the same success that I have had through blogging, you’re going to have to work for it. Whether you have never blogged before or if you currently have your own blog, The Art of Freelance Blogging will show you the steps you need to follow in order to land high paying writing jobs with top blogs.Over 27 chapters, the book details:- Why you need an online resume
- How you can secure blogging gigs with high traffic blogs
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