Kind words from our readers
One of my favourite newsletters is @monicalent's Blogging for Devs. It's a goldmine of little tips and tricks. This week, it's all about how to procedurally generate pages that can boost your search engine rankings π― You can join it here: bloggingfordevs.com
If you're writing (or planning to write) a technical blog, Monica's newsletter and course are full of insights it otherwise takes years to figure out.
Recommended, and I'm also a reader (bloggingfordevs.com).
If you're a developer and even slightly interested in blogging, Monica's newsletter is pure gold!
@monicalent thanks a lot for your #bloggingfordevs newsletter. It's been really insightful and helpful in setting up my blog.
If you're a developer trying to get into blogging, I'll definitely recommend checking out for her newsletter.
Check out @monicalent's profile. She currently has a newsletter where she's sharing blogging tips π they've been super insightful since I started receiving them
Just want to throw a shoutout to @monicalent's newsletter and email course, bloggingfordevs.com
Its a proven email newsletter on how to build an email newsletter - very meta right?
and I'm learning a lot from how she structures these weekly recs π
If one of your goals is to blog more in 2021, I highly suggest signing up for the @bloggingfordevs newsletter by @monicalent.
Every newsletter, I learn something new or feel inspired in some way.
If you haven't subscribed for this free email course, you totally should! It's super helpful and the rest of @monicalent's newsletter is excellent as well. Sign up! βοΈ
Just found myself checking my inbox for todayβs version of Blogging for Devs and wishing it had arrived - I think thatβs the best review I can give. Loving it so far! ππ»
Huge shoutout to @monicalent's super concise email newsletter course for helping me lay the groundwork for this blog. Thank you!
Blogging for Devs: Free Email Course & Newsletter
Hi. I'm Monica π
And I've learned that effective blogging can change your life.
It sounds kinda dramatic but it's true.
Blogging has brought me: Job opportunities and consulting work. Speaking gigs at conferences around the world. Even the financial freedom to bootstrap my own company full-time.
But it's not as simple as writing something and pressing "Publish".
Going in without a strategy is not why my blog posts have been read over one million people to date.
Google Analytics daily report from one of my three blogs
But when a few of my friends in tech asked me recently for advice about how to grow their own blogs, I realized that most of the important skills that got me to this point just aren't common for developers.
That's why I decided to create this free email course π¬
(Also because I've got some spare time on my hands, thanks coronavirus? π)
I made this course in the form of a 7-day challenge to help you go from idea to distribution of one, excellent article.
After the course, you'll get a twice per month email with more useful blogging tips, topics, and strategies.
During the 7-day course, you'll learn how to:
The email list is the only way to access this course (ironic, I know π).
So sign up below to get the course:
Get the "Blogging for Devs" free email course
Whether you're just starting out, trying to revive an existing blog, or want to get past a plateau, this course and newsletter is for you.
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Meet your host π©
My name is Monica (@monicalent), and I've been writing code for over 20 years (professionally for ten of those).
In the last four years, I've started three blogs on three different topics: travel, tech, and my own product.
In 2019, my income from blogging enabled me to quit my job and bootstrap my SaaS company full-time: an analytics and attribution tool for affiliates called Affilimate.
I know a ridiculous amount about blogging.
(I mean really, how many times can I write the word "blogging"?)
And I love sharing my knowledge and helping devs and people in tech kickstart their blogs in the right way!
So subscribe to the Blogging for Devs email course and newsletter, and get the basics of what I've learned over 4 years in just 7 days.
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