We are launching a new season of guest blogging contests! Now that everyone is back from the summer holidays and spent a month figuring things out after them, we are here to bring you some fun.
And we are happy to start the season with our long-time partner: Famous Bloggers:
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August was quick and fantastic with many of us getting some rest and going on vacation. It is hard to believe there’s one whole year of work ahead!
Gerald Weber, one of my oldest friends and a power Twitter user, has been helping me build our 
We continue sharing guest posts which were arranged through our 
I have been (guest) blogging on guest blogging (I do know it sounds funny) quite a lot, so I decided to compile the most useful advice I have ever given into an eBook.
There are quite some instructions available for those who are looking to write a guest post, for example, the post must be unique, the content should be of good quality, the wannabe guest authors should get in touch with ideas, and get his/her outline approved before jotting down the article, the guest posts must have more than 500, 600 or even 700 words, and once the post gets published, the guest authors must follow up by responding to the comments, and so on.
Tradition is a great thing and, while our 
We love and encourage customer reviews: they allow us to learn what we are doing right and where we need to fix anything. Besides, the reviews make it easier for our new members to understand how our platform should be used properly.
Rejection hurts. We all know the feeling. It’s especially painful when your overtures are not only rejected, but don’t even merit acknowledgement. Such is the painful reality of guest posting sometimes.
Note from Ann: