Anyone who has been on WordPress for longer than five minutes has probably come across Cristian Mihai, a Romanian-born blogger, who writes about, well, blogging. I don’t know much about Mr. Mihai, but he has apparently figured out a way to make a living blogging.
Many of his posts are tips about blogging, and almost all of them are sales pitches (no judgment here—I do it, too) for some blogging-related product or another. I’ve never paid for any of his courses or the like, so I can’t speak to their quality. He does sell reblogs on his blog, meaning he re-posts another blogger’s work in order to increase that writer’s views. I don’t endorse that practice personally, but if people are willing to pay for that exposure, they have the right.
I do, however, have a free membership to his irevuo website. On Monday, he posted a very interesting piece about Seth Godin, one of the early adopters of blogging. Godin has been at it for over twenty years, reaching his 7000th post on 6 November 2017.
That’s insanely impressive.
The Portly Politico 