The networking post is not what you expect on a blog like this. It asks you to decide first whether you want to be inside a large company, a medium one or a startup, in which function and within what geography, and only then to build a list of contacts including recruiters and consultants rather than only executives. That is career advice, and it is good.
The writing advice is simpler and slightly disarming: write about whatever you already know a great deal about, and publish it, without waiting to feel qualified enough.
One post reviews an article rewriting tool by name, which tells you where a share of the surrounding content probably came from.
The remainder covers setting up a site, finding subjects to write about, staying focused, and whether affiliate work pays anybody at all.
Fifteen posts. Read the networking one even if you never intend to build anything online.