New year is traditionally a time for new beginnings and more often than not, resolutions.
For those of us trying to make money from blogging, new years resolutions can be a great way to start the new year - providing, of course, that you come up with resolutions you can stick to.
But what should those [...]

Andy got in touch and asked an interesting question about the money you earn from blogging:
“What are the tax implications for the money that you earn?
Now obviously, tax laws vary from country to country and I’m not an expert in UK tax law - never mind any other country.
But unfortunately, the answer is still [...]

Jeremy Schoemaker has posted a video of his BlogWorld presentation, and it’s well worth a look (despite the poor sound quality).
I don’t particularly agree with everything Jeremy says about AdSense, primarily because I think the benefits more than outweigh the down sides Jeremy mentions. Maybe he’s just not using it right. :)
But what he [...]

Here’s another Wordpress tip for you. This one should be particularly useful to those of you wanting to take a break over the holiday season.
Did you know that you can schedule Wordpress to post articles at any time in the future? That means you can write a week’s worth of posts in one go [...]

Taymar over at MMORPG-INFO just asked me an interesting question about one of the blogs she subscribed to:

“I subscribed to a website the other day and within 48 hours I’d received 150 posts. This is obviously well and beyond what I am willing to read.
Looking on their site (and clicking all their feed buttons) [...]

Most people know about the dangers of installing software from untrusted sources, but you might not be in the same mindset when downloading themes or plugins for your blog.
One of the great things about Wordpress is that there’s a huge number of themes, widgets and plugins available. But the problem is, every single one [...]

I’ve mentioned Problogger many times on this blog because it’s such a fabulous resource for bloggers.
But this week, one post stood out for me for entirely the wrong reasons.
“Nip Problems in the Bud with a TOS Page” was a guest post by David Hobby which suggested that the best way to stop potential problems [...]

Darren Rowse has a simple but incredibly useful tip that you may not have even considered - subscribe to your own RSS feed!
That might strike you as a bit of a strange thing to do. After all, you’re probably the one who wrote the posts in the first place… and it’s likely you [...]