Cameron's Brain: "ProBlogger" Darren Rowse on G'Day World

Thursday, July 28, 2005

"ProBlogger" Darren Rowse on G'Day World

I had breakfast this morning with Mr Problogger himself, Darren Rowse. Darren is one of the highest earning professional bloggers out there. In May 2005 he made $14,500 from Google Adsense in a single month (and, yes, he shouted breakfast!!!)!

As you’ll hear in the interview, Darren’s a former Baptist minister and a really nice bloke. And I’m not just saying that because he bought brekky! It’s great to see a Melbourne boy showing the rest of the world that you can make a living out of blogging and still be a nice guy!

Posted by Cameron Reilly on Thursday, July 28, 2005 at 07:46 PM in G'Day World | Permalink

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Comments

Great Podcast Mate!

It was a very informative listen, and I really appreciate the kind words about my blog...I was quite surprised to hear it mentioned.

Thanks :)
-Cary

Posted by: Cary | Friday, July 29, 2005 at 01:33 AM

Cary, thanks to you and your lovely wife for making your story so public. I'm sure it's a beacon of hope and sunshine for many, many people.

Posted by: Cameron Reilly | Friday, July 29, 2005 at 09:06 AM

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