4 Pillars to Building a Successful Blog

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4 Pillars

Want to Build a Successful Blog?

On Wednesday April, 7th I had the honor of speaking at the Social Expedition Breakfast that meets up monthly here in Memphis, TN.  The room was filled with entrepreneurs and small business owners who either have started a blog or were thinking of making the jump.

I’ve uploaded my presentation for your viewing pleasure. Also, check out Dave Barger produced an awesome write-up of my presentation. He mentions a lot of the things I talked about that didn’t make it into the power-point.

If you would like to see some pictures of me in action, head over to my Facebook Fan Page and take a look around. Enjoy it and let me know what you think in the comments below.

If you want more of my best advice to help you take your blog to the next level, check these out from the “Best Of” section of The Success Center;

4 Pillars To Building A Successful Blog

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Rod Kirby

Rod Kirby helps entrepreneurs, small business owners, and organizations take advantage of social media marketing and new media through his company, Kirby Enterprises. Follow Rod on Twitter here.
  • http://www.rodkirby.com Rod

    haha @ “Rod-inator” Thanks man, it was good – and, if you wish real hard . . . I just might re-publish the presentation with a little bit of audio :-)

  • dansblack

    Great slide show. I also really like your blog lay out. I am in the middle of going from a blogpsot account to my own website. Your website gave me some really great ideas. I am just finished listening to a book called: “Crush It” and it talks a lot about web layout and you have it right.

  • http://www.personal-success-factors.com steveborgman

    Rod, it's almost as if we were there! The two points I am hoping to grow into my blog as I bootstrap along are: 1) better design (Woo Themes, maybe? ;-) and 2) scalability. Do you think you may be writing a future post about scalability? I already have some ideas of my own, but I don't know if you would be willing to share your ideas (or is this something you'd have to shoot me first before you share? ;) Thanks for the great content, as always.

  • http://www.rodkirby.com Rod

    Thank you Dan, I really appreciate that man. If I can help you in anyway, just ask.

  • http://www.rodkirby.com Rod

    Yea, Steve, I definitely recommend Woo Themes. And you know what? I think I will explore the idea of scalability in a future post. And, I'd love to help you flesh out your ideas, we can chat over the phone or via email. You know, my door is always open!

  • dansblack

    No problem Rod. I do have a question for you. I have a blogspot.com account
    but want my own website. Who do you go through for hosting and web design? I
    am having a hard time finding the best choice. I have looked into
    godaddy.com, bluehost.com and a few others. if you can help direct me into
    the best direction for easy hosting and web design, I would really
    appropriate it.

    Thank you,
    Dan Black

  • dansblack

    No problem Rod. I do have a question for you. I have a blogspot.com account
    but want my own website. Who do you go through for hosting and web design? I
    am having a hard time finding the best choice. I have looked into
    godaddy.com, bluehost.com and a few others. if you can help direct me into
    the best direction for easy hosting and web design, I would really
    appropriate it.

    Thank you,
    Dan Black

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