One of the big questions new bloggers have is, “How often should I publish a new blog post?”
This post answers that question, and a bunch of other common queries such as, “Should I always publish posts on the same days of the week?” and “Why does it feel like everyone else publishes so many posts compared to me?”
It’s a commonly held myth that you need to write about blogging to earn money from your blog. One of the easiest ways to make money is through affiliate commission, so this post is all about how to incorporate affiliate links – particularly for tech products and services you use yourself as a blogger or business owner – into your online life even if you don’t blog about blogging.
As an added bonus, nearly all of these tips work with the Lyrical Host affiliate program!
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There’s nothng more frustrating than seeing the rankings you’ve worked so hard for drop, but with some hard work, luck, and determination, you can bounce back. Yes, really! This post is packed with tips and strategies for identifying potential causes and regaining your traffic.
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This is a guest post by Annie Chopra, an author and entrepreneur. She specializes in the fields of content creation and marketing and is currently running digital media brand She TheQueen to empower women across the globe. Annie loves to travel, read, and write.
Guest posts are incredibly common amongst the writer and blogger community, essentially because of the search engine optimization benefits and networking potential they demonstrate. Additionally, if you are a writer, posts for commercial websites can a great way for you to get an additional income stream as well as more credibility for your work.
Strategically, guest posts can be an exceptional way to promote your own blog or brand and create a network of backlinks. Nonetheless, despite there being so many places to choose from and even though there are many benefits to it, it can be difficult to find the right place for you to guest post, especially if you’re new to blogging.
PageSpeed Insights should have everything going for it. It’s free, it’s made by Google, and it has a simple scoring/color system. But in fact, it’s one of the worst possible options for assessing or improving your website speed, especially if you use WordPress. This post explains why.