It seems like everyone these days has a blog, whether for work purposes or for pleasure. For some, it has a serious purpose; to raise awareness, to attract customers or to establish your professional credentials. But there’s also a big blog graveyard out there in cyberspace — blogs that have been started but haven’t seen an entry for months, maybe years.
So how do you develop a blog that’s going to work, achieve your objectives and, importantly, be sustainable? These are a few questions I put to Darren Rowse. Darren has been blogging since 2002 and now runs Problogger, a blog about writing blogs.
We also briefly discuss monetising your blog. Yes, some people do make money out of blogging. Occasionally enough to buy lunch every so often.
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Markets respond as European gas prices push ever higher
The persistence of inflation, driven by energy prices in Europe, has pushed yields higher and equities down today says NAB’s Tapas Strickland, as markets assume an even more hawkish stance from central banks.
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Bonds sold off, Boris’ no-deal stymied
Bond yields up. NAB’s Tapas Strickland says it started in Germany with expectations that there will be no bazooka from the ECB this week.
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Does fiscal stimulus work? What about Friedman’s argument of nominal value?
Friedman argued increasing the money supply has only a short term benefit and runs the risk of runaway inflation. I ask @profstevekeen if he got it right
