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Today we are chatting with Amy Lynn Andrews. She is my go to person when I have a technical question and her blog is jam packed with blogging tips and tricks. In this episode we’ll chat about:
* Why it’s ok to make money from your blog
* How to make money from your blog
* Why we were in our closets when we recorded this interview
Links Mentioned in this Episode
AmyLynnAndrews.com
BloggingwithAmy.com
God Centered Mom
Gumroad
Closet/office photo:
In this episode, Amy and I chatted about this space. I actually record all my podcasts and do all my work from…my closet. If you’re looking for a quiet place to write, maybe a closet overhaul would work for you too!
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Hi, my name is Kat. I'm so glad you're here! I'll take you behind the scenes with some amazing bloggers and we'll show YOU how to maximize your online impact!
Wow, so many nuggets of wisdom in this podcast. I especially felt like Amy was talking RIGHT to me when she talked about not biting off more than you can chew when it comes to commitments. One of my goals for 2014 is to write an eBook (Amy has inspired me there, too!), and I was starting to get whisked away by some wild ideas of starting a second site as a forum for eBook readers…but I’m not sure that’s something I am willing to commit to for the long haul. I’ll definitely give that some serious consideration before taking that leap.
Also, Kat, this is my first visit to your site, but it won’t be my last! Love the message you share at the end of your podcast about the importance of everyone’s story. As a theatre teacher and creative blogger, that is something that resonates deeply. Thanks again.
Lauren,
Oh, I get whisked away ALL the time with ideas. It’s such a challenge, isn’t it? I’m glad you enjoyed the podcast (Amy always has such fabulous wisdom, I’ll definitely have to have her back on the show.) Thanks for listening, stopping by and taking the time to comment. I really appreciate it! And don’t hesitate to let me know if there is anyone you want me to interview or any topic you want me to cover.