Steve Pavlina Six Figure Blogging
Monday, February 15th, 2010 at
7:52 pm
Steve Pavlina explains the advantages of simple text in blogs
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Perhaps you could start by going to his site and reading some of his posts , before making unfounded statements.If you do take the initiative of visiting Steve’s website and reading his material , please be decent enough to come back here and retract your statement
…because you will feel the urge to do so
thats a lesson in itself, sensei cachafep
Hey I really enjoyed your video. I just posted a new one you might like. I look forward to your next one
Goat!
Wait, what are we playing?
Sheep!
So, we’re all after a better life; expanding our potential. Guess what this really means is we want MORE money! Some of the most successful blogs started out as genuine attempts to entertain and offer free info.
It’s another goldrush eh? Stay in your job and don’t pay anyone money to tell you how to make money. What you give freely with a loving heart will be rewarded.
I have to agree even though I love reading his blog. His eyes are kind of weird
steve still looks a bit off in his public speaking, but thats the area hes working on now, you can the difference in a few years time
Also, consider the fact that many ‘high achievers’ (totally subjective though this is) came from humble backgrounds, especially on the front of wisdom. Whilst not entirely relevant to this situation, the substance remains – judge the messenger not by the clothes he wears but by the message he brings.
Why do we have to believe in this guy?? All things he achieved in life so far was developing some unimportant computer games in his youth and living by a blog teaching things created by him to people. Is he an example of a high achiever? No way. Hes not in the moral position of teaching anything about life except for how to win easy money on internet.
I discovered his blog some weeks ago and this is the first time I see him in a video. He’s great, I read his articles every day and I am improving a lot in some areas of my life. Thanks for the video.
he is a real hero…go to his site, he is intelligent..and do things in real sense
Steve Pavlina is great, I am going to use his teachings as part of my Loser to Winner Experiment.
you can’t take him serious looking like that? what, you want george clooney or tom cruise to deliver your personal development advice, stuff that is going to change YOUR LIFE? man, if i were you i’d take it from a donkey if I had to.
dude. weirdo? why do u care how he talks? you are lucky enough to get what he says for free. i t doesn’t matter how he says it. I don’t care if he said what he says in an air of helium. i’m all ears for him
I’m a huge fan of his website, but I think he is “decent” as a speaker but talks like a weirdo and looks even more awkward than he talks… I’ll stick to reading his content.
so your saying have a niche, but don’t have a niche lol
Why do we care so much about appearances? If the message is good, why does it matter what the person looks like or what they are wearing?
Ver interesting speech. Again though, if you are wishing to market a blog, make it general. If you are making a personal blog define your niche and stick to your target market.
Well-explained, and very good advice! Don’t box yourself in.
Being a reader of his blog for the past two years, it’s quite interesting finally *seeing* him in action. Really fascinating individual. Expect to see him doing more speeches around the world in the new few years. He’s one of the good guys.
He needs to get a tailored suit, he looks like a penguin. He’s got good stuff to say, but I can’t take him serious looking like that.
well, i disagree with the niche category comments. I say niche away, there is better more focused traffic and higher conversions on sales & ad clicks. but, that is just my .02.
Perhaps Steve could watch Godfather III – not for the movie but for suits.
Go Steve Go!
.. and if you wear a big suit — fine. I am far more interested in the content.
No, it’s the suit. Look at his face, he is not fat. I would take his cardiovascular system due to the vegan diet over mine anyday. Your right about muscle tone though, I find a vegan diet does not support muscle growth and stabilization like a meat diet does.
His suit is too big, that’s why..
Go Steve!