As you’ve noticed the posting frequency on Cellfanatic has been rather poor this week, but I can assure you it was for good reason. Over the past 3 years that I have been running Cellfanatic.com I’ve been asked numerous times by readers how they too can start their own tech blog. Well today I am happy to announce the launch of techblogstartup.com, the premier source for learning how to setup, market and monetize your tech blog. On techblogstartup.com I will be explaining all the steps I took to take Cellfanatic from blogging ambiguity to being ranked in the top 5 of all independent mobile gadget blogs on the Internet. I believe the best way to understand the purpose and inspiration of techblogstartup.com is to share with you the mission statement of the site:
TechBlogStartup is the premier source for learning how to setup, market and monetize your tech blog. The purpose of the website is simple – make blogging easy by bringing all of the necessary tools and resources to one place: techblogstartup.com. I hope that the information I share with you on the site is helpful in your quest to start the next great tech blog and if there are any questions you might have feel free to send me a message using the Submit Blog link above.
I believe that everyone deserves a voice and by helping to raise awareness of a new tech blog each week I believe TechBlogStartup will help to do exactly that. As the site grows we will be interviewing established tech bloggers to gain insight on what steps they took to take their blog from a hobby to a full-time income. I hope you enjoy the ride and I am really excited about sharing what I’ve learned blogging over the past few years.
If you feel that you have some information, a product or a service that would be valuable to the readers please feel free to contact me directly nick.marshall@cellfanatic [dot] com. I am always looking for guest bloggers so please share your knowledge and in return you will generate readers and valuable backlinks to your own blog.
So sit back, relax and have a look at techblogstartup.com, I think you’ll like what you see (and learn). Check out techblogstartup.com.
