Who Is Your Blogging Mentor?

John Chow

I like john chow a lot, he inspire me to work harder and harder towards my goal, actually I started blogging in 2007 after reading some of his top posts, I consider him as my mentor. Besides he helps me a lot in my blogging and we regularly shares talk over IM chat.

Who is a mentor?

  • Serve as a teacher or trusted counselor;
  • A wise and trusted guide and advisor.

Do you try to copy your mentor?

You don’t always have to innovate; there is nothing wrong with copying. Usually I get this sort of comment that I try to imitate John, well if you watch this blog you will find it is very much similar to his blog design. I don’t think it something wrong that I am doing, it happens when you are a big fan of someone or you inspire with someone you try look and act like him or her.

Who is your Blog Mentor/Idol/Inspiration?

I would like to take this opportunity to ask you whom you like, who is your blogging mentor or whom you try to copy/imitate.

17 Responses to “Who Is Your Blogging Mentor?”

  1. All of the hard working bloggers whose blogs I follow and comment on out there are role models I strive to emulate, but the one I look up to the most must be Yaro from entrepreneurs-journey. His humility, honesty and seriously well written posts really does it for me.

  2. EarningStep says:

    i don’t have any actually , but i love johnchow.

  3. Like you I like John Chow but I am not copying him. I just want to learn from his techniques.

  4. I like John Chow and Shoemoney. They are great. But I only read them, never even thought of copying them

  5. Ajith says:

    Though I started DollarShower after getting inspired by JC, I soon got bored seeing his posts. The same with Shoemoney as well. Out of my favorite bloggers Darren Rowse remains still in the first place – I thought he teaches great ethics and discipline while most others teaches how to make money.

    I like copy blogger as well.

    Other persons that I have got bored about is Steve Pavlina and Jim Kukral

    Right now, I do not have any mentors as such

    • the same goes with me as well. i used to read those blogs and was fan of them too. but soon i got bored with those tuning to reviews blog and not providing useful information.
      there is no single blog i refer, as i read many blogs in my rss list and read only those posts if useful

  6. I like Darren Rowse and Amit Agrawal of Labnol.org.But Darren Rowse is as my Guru I mean my blog mentor.

  7. The God of Bloggers! is kicking again.

  8. wilhb81 says:

    I must say John Chow is the God of Bloggers! Go figure, if you’ve blogging for a period and you haven’t heard about John Chow, then you must be a terrible blogger for sure.

    Beside that, Darren Rowse and Shoemoney are my favorite bloggers too!

  9. Term Paper says:

    Do you think that anyone gonna tell what his or her business secret? The answer is a big NO.

  10. Nihar says:

    I like Darren rowse and Amit Agarwal….

  11. afzal says:

    I don’t have one right now. I don’t know if there is someone willing to be my mentor. I really appreciate that.

  12. I can’t really pin down just one person. I have several bloggers that I follow closely and then a handful of internet marketers that I guess I could consider mentors.

  13. I do not have mentor – yet to meet.
    I say – A mentor is a person who create subject/s not discover subject/s.

  14. BlogrPro says:

    I love Daniel Scocco of DailyBlogTips only. He is very good than anyone in my opinion.

  15. Hey Shanker,
    It’s nice interactive post. I think I don’t copy any single blogger completely as originality of content & standing apart is essential as per my esperience. However, there are few bloggers I constantly read to learn & improve my blog, so it would be tough to mention one.

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