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Getting Paid to Blog and Vlog

Richard BarringtonSeries: Turning Your Tech Hobbies Into a Career
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Pages
80
Year
2016
Language
English
Publisher
The Rosen Publishing Group, Inc

About

Young people's voices make the most advantageous bloggers and vloggers on the internet. But to make blogging into a career, readers must learn everything about content creation and advertising and how to optimize profits without isolating their audience. There are advantages and disadvantages to each way of maintaining a blog and many roles and skills that a professional blog or vlog team must have. Much more than a wall of text, there are insightful profiles of blog stars like Tavi Gevinson and Ken Pomeroy, as well as particularly nuanced topics central to the operations of blogging.

Related Subjects

  • Careers
  • Juvenile Nonfiction
  • Internet & Social Media
  • Computers

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