Plugin lists are usually padded with things nobody installs. This one is not. It names the editor add-on that lets you set font sizes and attach a no-follow attribute to affiliate links, and the paid plugin that turns chosen keywords into affiliate links across every post you have already published.
That practical bent runs through the whole blog. Backlinking explained as a working strategy rather than a warning. Answering questions on a public forum as a way of sending people back to your site. Making something from an ebook without ever putting a price on it. Setting up a business page on Facebook in five steps for somebody who has only ever had a personal profile.
There is a long collection of definitions of success from named entrepreneurs, and a companion post listing reasons people fail, which is the more useful of the two.
The writing stays unglamorous and occasionally awkward, which suits the subject.
Start with the plugin posts if your blog works but feels amateur, and with the failure list if it has been up a while and nothing happens.