Search results for: “blogging tips”
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8 Strategies for Marketing Your Personal Brand Online
What do Starbucks, Apple, and Hershey’s all have in common? Besides the fact that they’re all the companies behind some very successful products, they also have a loyal following of extremely passionate fans. And if you scratch below the surface, you’ll find that each of these companies have used social media and other online resources…
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Start Pinning: Pinterest Pointers for Blogs and Businesses
Any website that has more than 27 million unique visitors and 220 million page views a day can’t be overlooked, especially if it also serves as a marketing tool for bloggers and businesses, notes Yahoo! Small Business Advisor. The photo-sharing site Pinterest is one of the fastest-growing and leading social media platforms and shares the…
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4 Dangerous Tools Needed to Succeed as a Blogger
Success is a realism, it does not come by the virtue of mistake when talking about being a successful blogger. Every blogger wants to succeed and become influential either you are a newbie or pro-blogger, one of your aims for joining the community will be to make money from your effort, be influential, and this…
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Ways to Drastically Improve Your On-Page SEO Efforts
Today, you will find the web carrying loads of optimized pages. The objective nowadays is not just to outperform any poorly optimized webpage in different search results but to do the very same thing to any page, which is primarily optimized from an on page SEO perspective. The best way to improve your on page…
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Surefire Ways To Double Your Blog’s Traffic
There are basically 2 things every blogger has in mind (apart from satisfying the needs of your readers), they are building a popular blog and to make money blogging. But there is one factor that plays a major role in building a successful blog and as well earn you a living which is your TRAFFIC.…
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Micro Niche Blog Vs. Authority Blog: Which is more Profitable?
This topic is specifically created for people that know a thing or two about blogging. While a newbie might learn a thing or two from the article, it’s advised that you don’t get confused on where to start your blogging career after reading this article. The purpose of this article is to discuss two major…
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$3,000 Website Flipping: What I Learned from Selling my Website
About a month or so ago, I published on my blog that I just sold one of my websites for $3,000. I promised to share my lessons on my blog, but on a second thought I feel like sharing the lessons I learned in the process here will reach a wider audience, as my blog…
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Top 5 Real Online (Home Based) Business Ideas in 2013
A great percentage of people who use the internet daily must have thought about venturing into one internet business or the other. In many cases, these people get disappointed and start thinking this internet business thingy probably isn’t real. There are lots of internet businesses online that are purely scam and at the same time,…
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Some Non-SEO Things Every Blog Should Have
In today’s blogging world, we have seen many blogs, and both new and old bloggers are very busy improving the visibility of their blogs on search engines so that they can get more organic traffic through SEO. Some of them are using premium and some are using free SEO plugin for this. Some of them…
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10 Easy Ways To Speed Up your WordPress Blog
WordPress is a great blogging platform, arguably the best in recent times. Like you can see, that’s what is used on this site but here’s one part I don’t like, WordPress sites tend to load slowly. It’s probably because it has a lot of features, and trust me if your site loads slowly, I wonder…
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5 Things You Should Strive to Achieve as a Blogger in the Next 4 Years
A few weeks ago I wrote a post on this blog where I tried to argue that we must take our blogging activity like a business. Yes, blogging is serious business. This article is like a follow-up to that argument. Below, I have listed 5 stages or events that if you succeed in going through…
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4 Things a Successful Business Person Does that You are not Doing
About a week or so ago, my team and I had an interview with Don Caprio, who happens to be the chief editor of this blog. During the explosive interview, I asked Don Caprio if blogging was a full time thing or part-time thing for him, to which he answered, full time. I was like…