Networking and guest posting

[axiomwolf]

I'm struggling to find good resources for connecting to other authors of spiritual/philosophical blogs. I'd like to start working together with other like minded bloggers to help bring our readers more exciting content, as well as co-promoting. Can anyone recommend a good place to start if I am just looking for a list of spiritual bloggers to talk to in a chat/forum/e-mail type setting? Much appreciated.

Also, how do I create a signature with my blog url in it? I couldn't locate the option in my profile editor.

[ChickenFreak]

Originally Posted by axiomwolf

Also, how do I create a signature with my blog url in it? I couldn't locate the option in my profile editor.

I don't have a clue about your main question, but on the "also" - once you have fifteen posts, you can add your URL under "User CP", at the top left of that gray bar up there. (At least, I think the fifteen post limit applies to sig URLs, too?)

[axiomwolf]

Thank you ChickenFreak.

[axiomwolf]

I've got 15 posts now but still don't know how to add a signature. I went to the User CP and it doesn't list an option. Anyone have step by step directions on how to add one? Thank you.
I also still do not seem to have access to the blog review section, though I will keep trying.

[axiomwolf]

Alright, I figured it out. It takes the server a while to update, so once you get 15 posts you have to wait for the next update and then it will give you the option in the User CP section. You can find a signature edit guide in the Talk Bloggeries forum.

[DailyDrinker]

I have noticed that spiritual and religious blogs are starting to take off. Is this because there are a lot of searches the such terms or is it strictly a thing were people find them by way of other sites?

[axiomwolf]

To be quite honest with you DailyDrinker, I haven't a clue. I wasn't even aware religious and spiritual blogs are taking off. I'm not so much a professional blogger as I am someone who's genuinely trying to get a message out to people. My motivation didn't really have anything to do with trends or profitability.

Have you read the blog? I'd enjoy hearing what you thought.

[annalaurabrown]

Join the bloggerlinkup list at bloggerlinkup.com and post your request there. I'm sure you will get some response.

[Captured Ink]

A good way to see hoe popular the blogs are is to find out how many searches are being done.

Google Adwords Tools should do the trick.

Only if you wanted to know.