In and of itself, running a blog, or any kind of website, is one of the cheapest hobbies around. But it’s easy to end up with a whole bunch of additional extra costs, from design software to paid plugins.
This blog post looks at different ways you can cut down your costs, what software and tool swaps could make sense for you, and helps you make the “is it worth it” decisions.
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Whether you’re running a business website or managing social media accounts, a well-chosen bio photo can help you connect with your audience and establish trust. As a blogger or small business, you want to showcase who you are, trust in what you say, and recognize you across different platforms, so the photos you choose to represent yourself are extremely important.
We’ve all been there. You’ve poured your heart and soul into your blog. You’ve spent countless hours crafting beautiful content, building an audience, and creating new connections. But every so often, every blogger hits a wall. Maybe it’s a frustrating dip in traffic, a creative block, or just plain burnout.
Whatever the reason, it can be tough to stay motivated when you’re feeling stuck in a blogging rut. This post looks at ways to fix that.
“Link in bio” is a popular phrase used in posts on social networks such as Instagram, and for good reason. Having a page of key links is a quick and convenient way to direct people to your website, blog, affiliate links, and more.
In this post, we look at some of the different ways you can create a “link in bio” (or LinkTree style) page from your own WordPress website – and all the reasons why it’s a better option to do that compared to using an external service.
As AI language models advance, their potential for creative outputs expands. But just like a painter needs their brush and canvas, AI needs your clear instructions to unleash its magic. This guide equips you with the knowledge to craft powerful prompts, unlocking the full potential of AI and bringing your ideas to life.
Etsy can be great for driving traffic and brand awareness in the early stages of your business, but there are tons of benefits to having your own website in the long run.
Read on to find out more about those, plus all our tips and tricks for making the transition.