If you didn’t make it to the Blog Traffic Experts guest blogging session featuring Nicole Dean, today is your day. The video below is a snippet of her session and is full of tips to make the most of guest blogging. Enjoy!
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Guest Blogging: Why Summertime is the Right Time

Summertime is a hot time for guest blogging (pun intended). In the past week the blogosphere has been buzzing about the topic. If you’re a blogger seeking to build credibility and make connections fast, this is the way to go.
Guest blogging for a well-known blogger in your niche brings built-in readers, traffic, and authority. All you have to do is bring great content. In a previous post, I talked about how blogging on a daily basis didn’t fit my personality. If you can relate, then guest blogging is a smart way to supplement your schedule. Instead of writing post after post for your blog that’s not as visible, you can write one post for a popular blog to boost your traffic in a matter of days.
Like you, bloggers are real people-people who take vacations, who get tired, and who need a break. For these reasons, summertime is a great time to secure blogging spots.
Get going with these hot off the press guest blogging resources:
Copyblogger’s own Jon Morrow reveals the techniques he used to go from an unknown to editor for Copyblogger in a matter of months.
Today, host Lexi Rodrigo interviews Nicole Dean about her infamous blog tour. Nicole even wrote a step-by-step guide on the subject. So drop in and learn from an expert.
An informative article on how freelancers can build their personal brand through guest blogging. Susan reveals some insider strategies for securing guest blogging spots fast.
Are We Burned Out On Guest Blogging?
I have a few different guest blogging opportunities on my network that offer an excellent back link from established sites – yet lately I have few takers. Why is that?
A year ago it was considered quite an honor to be invited to write a guest post on someone else’s blog. Have guest blogging opportunities grown at such a rate that we’re all burned out on it?
If the answer is yes I think it’s a shame.
A one way link from an established, relevant website is valuable and guest blogging continues to be a great way to build a fresh, relevant link to your site.
I think guest blogging should still be given a relatively high priority in your marketing plan. Plan out a regular schedule on multiple blogs and use your guest posts to target links to important internal pages of your website.
Always keep an eye out for a new guest blogging opportunity – you want fresh links from new places to advance your overall authority on the web.
Question: Do you guest blog? Will you now?

