Over in the Lyrical Host Blog & Business Squad, we’ve recently been discussing blogging memories, and as part of that, we got talking about how blogging has changed over the years. Here are some snippets of the discussion, shared below with permission! Whether you’re a new blogger or a seasoned one, you’re sure to love this walk down memory lane.
What's a link-up party? Why should you host one? And how do you make it successful? All these questions - and more! - are answered by Michelle....
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.
Social media is growing every single day, it’s almost impossible to meet someone who doesn’t own an Instagram account. While the rise of social media and content has given a platform to writing enthusiasts through blogging, it can still be hard to focus on our own blog. A lot of us spend hours scrolling through our social media feeds and reading articles by other bloggers only to critic ourselves in the harshest manner. I have been there too. Comparing yourself to other bloggers is extremely normal in a work field that’s taking over the internet. However, many times these comparisons can get to us, making us feel lonely and defeated. This is why it is so necessary to break the glass of comparison and focus on our own blogs and successes.
Celebrating yourself as a blogger is a big step towards self-satisfaction, so, here is how I finally got there.
One of the questions that comes up time and again for new bloggers is, “What should my first blog post be about?” There’s no right or wrong answer, but this post looks at a couple of key options you may want to consider.
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.
Whether you run a hotel business or a clothing line, having a website is essential to your product and/or service. A website helps you find your customers, connect with your audience and create brand loyalty. Your website’s branding, therefore, is a very important factor in your overall business.
In this post, we look at what “DDoS” stands for, what it is, and how a DDoS attack can affect your website. Although this blog post covers a more technical topic, it’s designed to be straightforward and relevant to bloggers and small business owners looking to learn more about the subject.