My blog began in 2009. My husband had talked about setting up a blog for me but I wasn’t interested and could not fathom how I would do that or what it would even look like! What exactly is a blog anyways? I decided to look it up and came up with blurbs like, “a creative website for personal ideas and stories, ”  or,  “a type of website that is usually arranged in chronological order from the most recent entries at the top of the main page to the older entries toward the bottom.” I could do that, couldn’t I?

Little did I know how many skills were needed to tackle such a task! Not only did I have to write, but I needed to be able to know how to design a blog, take and edit photos, market my content which meant learning social media, as well as SEO (Search Engine Optimization)! Yes my head is spinning too! 🙂

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Lucky for me (and YOU), there are resources out there to help us navigate all these unknowns. Whether you are a brand new blogger, a toddler blogger, or an experienced blogger there are always new things to learn and ways to improve your blog.

In Walks the iBlog Pro eBook:

iBlog Pro can help you take your skills and your blog to the next level. From organization and finding the motivation to write, to creating better images with the use of photo editing programs like PicMonkey and Photoshop, to managing Pinterest or even creating and selling your first eBook, here are 49 chapters filled with information, tips, and tricks to get you on your way.

iBlog Pro: Taking Your Blog to the Next Level consists of 300 pages of advice, tips and how-to’s written by 30 top bloggers just for you!  Answer questions like:

• How do I handle taxes when it comes to income made from my blog?
• What is an affiliate and what are the benefits of becoming one?
• Why do I need to know about keywords?
• How do I create watermarks for my images?
• How do I plan time for my blogging and prioritize my tasks?
• I want to create printables, but how?
• Vlogging?  What is that?
• How do I choose a conference to attend?
• How do I manage my WordPress blog?
• What plug-ins do you recommend for WordPress?
• I don’t often feel like writing, how can I blog?

You can visit iBlogthebook.com to meet the contributors, check out the table of contents, and purchase your copy for just $7.99.

If you pick up a copy, don’t forget to check out my chapter – Photoshop for Bloggers – and let me know what you think!

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