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| Early Bird Tickets for the 2016 ProBlogger Event Available Tomorrow for 11.5 Hours Only Posted: 25 Apr 2016 10:57 PM PDT Tomorrow tickets go on sale for our 7th annual ProBlogger Training Event on the Gold Coast here in Australia, and if you’re quick you’ll save $200 AUD on the full price with our early bird ticket. Note: Jump on our event email list here to get notified the moment they are released. 7 Years of ProBlogger EventsI started PBEVENT impulsively in 2010 as a simple one-day, one-room, 5 speaker event for 100 bloggers. Each year it’s grown by 100-150 attendees and we’ve been able to grow what we offer at the event. Last year we had over 750 attendees and speakers and many told us in our post-event survey that it was our best one yet. Here’s a video from last year’s event to give you a taste! PBEVENT 2015 from ProBlogger Community on Vimeo. Our Biggest Event YetThis year our event is 9-10 September on the Gold Coast, and it’s going to be bigger and better than ever before with the addition of a special workshop stream and some extra Thursday and Sunday Masterclasses for those who want to dig deeper into some specialised topics. We’ve also done a lot of work this year on surveying previous attendees to find out exactly what topics they want to learn about and have constructed a schedule that is purely built upon what we heard you say. 4 Tracks of Blogger TrainingAs a result this year we’ve structured our sessions in 4 ‘tracks’.
You can see the full schedule here. You’ll see we’re covering a lot of ground including podcasting, email, social media, writing great content, livestreaming and a variety of monetisation strategies. We’ve also worked really hard on finding some great speakers for you. This year we’re bringing in 4 great new international speakers but have also found some amazing Aussie bloggers to share what they know too (including some brand new voices as well as a few familiar faces). You’ll see more of me and the team too as we cover our areas of speciality. In addition to a keynote I’ll be delivering the Finding Readers and Monetisation Basics sessions in our Fundamentals track. Managing Editor Stacey Roberts will cover off everything you need to know about Creating Content, and General Manager Laney Galligan will set you up with strategies to get sponsored. New Ticket OptionsThis year we’re introducing a few changes with our ticketing to help bloggers get the exact tailored mix of training and networking out of our event. Tomorrow you will be able to purchase the an early bird blogger ticket for $399 AUD (that’s about $308 USD for our international guests) which will get you access to:
On top of this ticket you can choose to add:
Early Bird Tickets On Sale Tomorrow OnlyWe’ve got more detail on all the ticketing options here over on the events site but the most important thing to know is that the early bird tickets are only available for 11.5 hours tomorrow. They go on sale at these times: For those of you outside Australia please be aware that these are Aussie times. For example if you’re in New York it’s 10.30pm April 26, London it is 3.30am April 27, Singapore it’s 10.30am April 27 etc. Most of our tickets tend to sell in the first 30 minutes after tickets go on sale and in previous years we have sold out within hours (however like last year we have a bigger capacity so hope we can accommodate everyone). At midnight Australian Eastern time tickets will got up to $499 AUD and then from 1 July they’ll rise to the full price of $599. A Note to our International ReadersIf you’re not an Aussie blogger you’re more than welcome to attend. Every year we’ve held this event we’ve had speakers and attendees fly into Australia for this conference – many staying on for a vacation. Previous international attendees have come from the US, UK, Middle East, India, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia and of course last year we had quite a contingent come across from New Zealand. Those considering coming in from the US please note that the USD to AUD exchange rate at the moment is great for you to visit us, and there have been some amazing air fares as the result of a price war between carriers of late – you might find this the perfect year to make the trip! Virtual TicketsThis year we are bringing back the PBEVENT Virtual Ticket. The Virtual Ticket will give you access to audio recordings and slide presentations of all keynotes and breakout sessions. These will be available 10 days following the event. The cost is $299 AUD and will be available for sale from 01 July 2016. Jump on our event email list here to be notified when they become available. Join Us for a Some Great Blogger TrainingI’m particularly excited about the 2016 ProBlogger Training Event and hope you’ll consider joining us. If you're on our email list you'll receive an email with a link to the Eventbrite page to buy your ticket. We'll also update you in our Facebook group and via @ProbloggerEvent on Twitter, so make sure you're connected with us! The post Early Bird Tickets for the 2016 ProBlogger Event Available Tomorrow for 11.5 Hours Only appeared first on ProBlogger.          Related Stories    |
| Having a Personal Blog: Is it Worth It? Posted: 25 Apr 2016 06:00 AM PDT When people first start blogging, particularly with an eye to monetise, they often focus on a niche or specific topic, and spend their time providing value and being “useful” to their audience. But recently listener Dorothy asked my opinion about personal blogs, and it’s a question I’m frequently asked:
The Benefits of Having a Personal BlogPeople usually want to know if there’s any benefit to having a personal blog as well as a niche-focused blog (as usually, but not all the time, personal blogs are harder to monetise). I think having a personal blog is incredibly useful, and I always recommend it to everyone, whether they want to monetise or not. I also think everyone should have a personal blog at some point and in today’s ProBlogger podcast I want to explain the reasons why I think it’s a great idea. Having a personal blog does wonders for your writing and your enthusiasm, and can be the best way to explore, experiment and learn about blogging and how you want to be seen online. Not all blogs emerge fully formed, but often evolve over time as the blogger finds a groove and settles into it – partly what they love to share and partly what their audience wants to hear. Having a personal blog will help you get to that juxtaposition of personal and audience satisfaction much faster than if you were blogging with a restricted niche or business. It can also be a fantastic way to express yourself and to record parts of your life to reflect on later, and help you share and connect with like-minded people. Having a personal blog can be an incredibly enriching experience, and can often be a source of satisfaction, no matter what the motive. But What About Usefulness?It’s true that if a blogger wants to monetise, the advice is usually not have a niche, rather than personal blog. It is possible to monetise a personal blog but often those blogs started out as a niche, or end up morphing into one. In this episode I discuss the personal bloggers I know and how they make a living from recording their life online. But either way, a personal blog is something you should seriously consider, and I actively encourage it. Do you have a personal blog? What has it brought you? Do you monetise it? What would you recommend to others? ` Further Reading:
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