Two names appear on this blog, and the posts are signed by one while the site carries the other, which tells you it belongs to a couple rather than a person. Rob Kivett covers the standard ground of blogging, search and network marketing, and the surprise is what turns up between those posts.
There is a piece on surviving extreme cold. There is one on treating cancer and the distress that comes with it. There is an earthquake report, a post on raising your own intelligence, and one on getting through a job interview. None of it is explained or apologised for.
The marketing writing keeps returning to tribes, meaning groups of bloggers who share each other's work, and to the question of whether a blog can be made to carry its own weight.
Seventy posts, many of them short, several published more than once.
Come for the blogging basics if you are starting out, and stay for the posts that have nothing to do with business, because those are the ones somebody actually wanted to write.