Who: Crystal Collins
Blog: The Thrifty Mama
Resource: Marketing Calendar Blueprint
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Today's interview was a tremendous pleasure. I met Crystal at Blog World in New York this summer and we had a blast getting to know her.
Well, I knew that Crystal was into big things, but I didn't fully understand how AWESOME she is when it comes to blogging and building online businesses. I mean – I knew she was awesome, but now I know that awesome doesn't begin to describe it.
I grabbed her on this interview and she shared some awesome tips on how to really build a SERIOUS business with your blog. This interview isn't for anyone who doesn't want to take their blogging seriously.
I mean, it has even caused me to reevaluate how I do my business. So trust me on this one – you want to listen to this one, especially if you are someone who thinks big.
Inside the interview, Crystal talks about
- How she got into blogging in the first place
- Why it's Essential to be passionate about what you're doing
- How to take your blogging business to the next level in 3 steps
- What a Keyword Theme Map is and why you need one
So, What did you think about this interview? Make sure to let me know in the comments below.
Resources Mentioned
- The Thrifty Mama – Crystal’s blog
- Not Your Mama’s Crunchy Granola – 7 Weeks to a Healthier Lifestyle – One of Crystal’s eBooks available at her blog.
- The Thrifty Mama Store – This is where you’ll find Crystal’s eBooks.
- The Thrifty Mama on Facebook – The Thrifty Mama Blog Facebook page
- Crystal Collins on Facebook – Crystal Collin’s Facebook Page
- Savvy Blogging Summit – Three day blog to business event co-founded by Crystal
- Marketing Calendar Blueprint – A product that Crystal came up with together with Dan Morris and Darren Crawford to help bloggers plan out a good marketing strategy.
- Blog World 2012 – The event where Crystal and I met in New York.
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