About Blogussion

We are a blog about blog­ging that pro­vides out­stand­ing tips for excelling your blog in a vari­ety of top­ics. Whether or not you are some­one who earns an income from blog­ging, or some­one who wishes they were – we will teach you how to cre­ate a blog that truly stands out from the crowd.

Estab­lished on the turn of the New Year of 2009, Blo­gus­sion has proven to be one of the top blogs in the whole “blog­ging tips” niche. With a con­sis­tently updated blog, a rapidly expand­ing com­mu­nity and much will to con­tinue on and expand – Blo­gus­sion is a blog that should be in any blog­gers feed reader.

Why Blo­gus­sion is Different

The peo­ple who write on Blo­gus­sion are all small blog­gers try­ing to get their name out there. Every­one starts out small with a hope to get big­ger, and that’s some­thing that is known all through­out this blog.

Blo­gus­sion was founded by two young peo­ple, or teenagers in bet­ter terms. The major­ity of our writ­ers are under the age of 18 years old, and go as young as 13 years old. We are all new blog­gers, some newer than oth­ers, and few of us have been blog­ging for more than a year. This proves that we are just a com­mu­nity of young blog­gers shar­ing our expe­ri­ences try­ing to become some­thing greater.

Alex!

Alex

Blo­gus­sion Owner

I’m the 17 year old kid behind this blog. I live in New Jer­sey, and am a Junior in High School.

I am the owner, writer, mar­keter and, my favorite, the designer of Blo­gus­sion. I do it all, and am hav­ing a great time doing it!

All you really need to know about me is this: 1) I love blog­ging 2) I’m a Patri­ots fan. Can’t wait to meet you.

  • Chris Palmer

    Chris Palmer

    UniqueBlog.net Edi­tor

    Hey all! I’m Chris Palmer from Salt Lake City, Utah. Seems I’m the old guy on the block for once at a steep age of 24.

    I’m a pilot and entre­pre­neur and as you can imag­ine, I spe­cial­ize in avi­a­tion type com­pa­nies. I’ve grown up around the entre­pre­neur house­hold and it’s trans­lated into an excit­ing and reward­ing start to my pro­fes­sional life.

    Look­ing back on my younger years, I always dreaded school papers except the ones that were cre­ative writ­ing; things I cared about. I love writ­ing as it gives me an avenue to share my thoughts and knowl­edge with the world.

    In all fair­ness, I wouldn’t be half the suc­cess I am today with­out my won­der­ful Bride; my wife Jenn.

  • Rob Rammuny

    Rob Ram­muny

    Blo­gus­sion Theme Support

    Hey every­one, my name is Rob Ram­muny. Known well for liv­ing the inter­net lifestyle, I’m also an avid blog­ger, young entre­pre­neur and a huge Apple fan.

    I have been blog­ging since Feb­ru­ary 2009 and I’ve had a pretty good great deal of suc­cess for myself. Inter­view­ing some big name blog­gers like Robb Sut­ton & Neil Patel.

    What started out as just blog­ging has turned into my pas­sion and also my liv­ing. When I’m not con­sum­ing my time online, I also enjoy trav­el­ing around the world and see­ing new places.

    You can find me blog­ging about the inter­net lifestyle, and other young entre­pre­neur top­ics at my blog, Rob­sWebTips.

Blo­gus­sion Hall of Fame

There are cer­tain peo­ple who have made great com­mit­ments to Blo­gus­sion, and have worked to make it every­thing that it is today. How­ever, some of those peo­ple were forced to leave due to com­pli­ca­tions in life out­side of the blog. The space below is just to list some of the things they have achieved while work­ing for Blogussion.com.

  • Seth Waite

    Aug. 2009 — Feb. 2010

    Seth joined Blo­gus­sion in 2009 as a replace­ment for Janith, and left a huge mark on Blo­gus­sion in the seven months he was with the blog. Writ­ing qual­ity con­tent on a reg­u­lar basis, and pro­mot­ing the blog were his two biggest accom­plish­ments here and the read­er­ship of this blog would be noth­ing that is today with­out his efforts.

    Read Seths’ posts →

  • Janith Ran­deniya

    Dec. 2008 — Jul. 2009

    Janith was one of the two orig­i­nal founders of Blo­gus­sion. He was 16 when he co-founded the blog with Alex, and to put it sim­ply — this blog would not be here today with­out his efforts and work he put in to cre­at­ing the blog.

    View Janiths’ posts →