You can certainly join if your blog isn't live yet. I would also recommend getting over the hurtle of setting it up ASAP, so you can focus on writing and learning instead of tweaking your tech stack!

Absolutely. I got my start blogging by building a monetized blog, and I love helping others find ways to get paid for what they create. We have members who monetize through digital products, courses, Patreon, YouTube, affiliate links, and other means.

First off, congratulations on taking the leap. We are a friendly space for code newbies and people transitioning into tech from other fields. If you want to make sure your code is correct before publishing something, we may be able to help there, too :)

Sure thing. A blog can be a great way to bring people to your email list, YouTube channel, or another social profile. The important thing is that you're willing to dedicate time to making your blog work and complement what you're already doing.

Just write to monica@bloggingfordevs.com within 14 days of signing up, and I'll be happy to refund you, no questions asked.

We have community members who blog about all kinds of non-tech topics: travel, interior design, language learning, marketing, and knitting to name a few. While most members write content on software and engineering, you'll find many principles are universal and adaptable for different audiences. That said, when it comes to getting feedback on your content, you'll be able to get the most consistent input on pieces intended for a technical audience.

First off, I hope you're not discounting yourself! While our community and members content is oriented for developers, we do have members who code second to their main occupation: product managers, marketers, and analytics consultants. To get the most out of the content and discussions, you should have a technical background or be in the process of learning.