Me.
The 2 letter blogging curse word.
If you think only of yourself, you are doomed in the blogging world.
The most successful bloggers on earth generously give of their time and talents.
Bloggers like Zac Johnson regularly feature other successful bloggers via their blogs, through guest posts and on social media.
This big dawg blogging crowd knows one blog traffic secret: help other bloggers out and you will see a steady flow of traffic to your blog.
You logged into your WordPress dashboard and discovered your editorial calendar is empty.
You quickly checked your Evernote app and what did you see? Empty.
On second thought, you remembered you often store content ideas somewhere in Google docs, but to your total dismay, you still found it’s empty.
So what’s the next thing to do at this juncture?
Let me tell you, bloggers and content writers have to deal with lots of emptiness, this is a natural phenomenon; however, what matters most times is how you deal with it.
Social media marketing (SMM) is currently the big deal. By narrowing your advertising focus to people who would be more inclined to be interested and have the money to spend on your product (no matter what your product is), you can get a lot more bang for your advertising buck.
You may be dealing with a poop load of blogging resistance.
Because you don’t work a “real job” according to some people.
I know.
When new to blogging, family and friends asked me when I was going to land a real job. A job that paid the bills. A job that afforded me generous medical benefits.
Even today, some folks believe I am sitting on a computer all day long, dawdling around, passing the time doing something silly, or trivial.
In a blatant blockchain phishing attempt, I just got sent 3 BTC (BTC fo Bitcoin) this morning and I want to share with you how it happened and how the phishers attempted to grab my blockchain account. I’m sure you will be excited reading this post so follow this carefully. Right now, as listed on Coinmarketcap, a BTC stands at $4340. That makes a cool $12,780 (3BTC) just coming in.
But what is Phishing?
According to , Wikipedia, Phishing is the attempt to obtain sensitive information such as usernames, passwords, and credit card details (and, indirectly, money), often for malicious reasons, by disguising as a trustworthy entity in an electronic communication.
This is what’s happening now on Blockchain.info as cryptoccurency grows and Bitcoin dominance maintained. Holding to a BTC now could mean a fortune in a couple of years. So people are devising means to get the coins by hook or by crook.
Cryptocurrency is now the industry that grows tremendously daily and no one is willing to be indifferent. It’s no longer just a digital currency. It’s a huge investment opportunity that attracts attention from Governments, large organisations and big guns worldwide.
On the 12th of June 2016, I signed up to a new cryptocurrency. That simple action marked the beginning of a completely new and exhilarating experience, connecting me with top industry leaders worldwide.
I have spoken face-to-face with folks around me and some are still handful and reticent. Some say cryptoccurency is scam but that’s a big miss. Some investors have been scammed in cryptoccurency but that doesn’t make the industry bad. There are some scam coins out there but the industry is powered by legitimate options like Bitcoin, Ethereum, etc.