How to blog and start a business online
If you’ve run a blog for any amount of time, surely you’ve heard of the all-important traffic-generation tactic of “guest posting.” While it’s a great way to build a massive following—sometimes very quickly—it’s also a strategy that can prove difficult to implement.
I’ve been building blogs for a few years, but only within the past year have I been able to wrap my mind around the best way to go about launching a great guest posting campaign. Read More →
So, you have been blogging your tail off for the past few months and thankfully, number of visitors to your website is increasing steadily. So, there should be nothing that can badger your life. But sadly enough when you look at the posts, it kills you.
There is almost zero interaction between your readers and posts in the form of social sharing or comments.
When it comes to blogging, it’s dead simple to get one up and running on your own. Everyone can write and post content, but making a blog that people actually want to read and one that turns into anything is another story.
It takes time, dedication and knowledge to get to the level of an authority blog. In this post I will cover three simple steps that will help you along the way. Read More →
I am not happy with my blog, especially now. It all started with a new game. I liked it and so asked my parents for money to buy it (Unfortunately, I can’t work outside with my current visa status). I didn’t get any positive reply – they just asked me, why I couldn’t earn some money with blogging and use that to buy the game?
Then it hit, I wasn’t exactly doing anything with blogging. Read More →
Adam is a travel blogger and co-founder/Editor in Chief of both Travel Blogger Academy and Trekity. His guest posts were published on some of the biggest websites in his niche, including Business Insider, LifeHack, ProBlogger and Vegabondish.
You can read his blog at Travel Blog where he shares awesome tips to building & running a profitable travel blog. Read More →
Last week, Jacob wrote a post Building Loyalty: Comments, Social Media and Guest Posts. The post did very well and got 70+ Facebook shares and around 50 comments.
This wasn’t because the post got featured on a big blog or has been tweeted by an authority blogger. The reason why it did so well because I followed up with many of the 8 blog post marketing steps that I want to tell you about today. Read More →
For most beginning bloggers, it’s a set it and forget it kind of item. Yet in the long run it can be one of the most important decisions any upstart blogger makes. Unless you’re using a free service such as Blogger or WordPress.com — which is not at all recommended — you’ll need to buy a hosting package. Finding one is easy. Many blogs carry ads for them, and others even run coupon codes and other promotions. Finding the right host, however, can be a challenge. It can also have major implications for the future of your blog. Read More →
Advice From A Commenting Superstar, Adrienne Smith
Adrinne runs AdrienneSmith.net, a blog focused on helping entrepreneurs to achieve success online. Adri is one of the hard working bloggers in the blogosphere. Read More →