January is the time where we all set resolutions, buy planners and promise to take up new hobbies. But it is also the ideal time to plan out your blog. It is easy to get ahead of yourself and start making grand plans that then...
We’re wrapping up another year here at Lyrical Host HQ!
While the support, community and content creation continue as normal regardless, it’s always fun to look back on another year under our belts and reflect on how it’s gone.
At some point or another, you’ll probably open your email to see people asking to guest post or have their link added to your website.
Whether you decide to accept or not is up to you, but this blog post covers what you need to know and what to look for!
This may seem like it’s going to be a biased post – after all, it’s written by us, a WordPress web host!
But we want to be honest here (that’s our thing, and we have a moral code for that).
Here’s the reason.
Despite being several decades old, email is still one of the best ways to reach your readers, visitors, followers and customers. However, just like any other digital communication channel, you’re competing for attention. And one of the most important ways to grab that attention is through your email subject line.
Over time, it’s likely that your website will end up with links to other sites that no longer resolve and instead show a 404 error when clicked. In this blog post, we look at how important that is, best practices for fixing them, and some shortcuts to save you time!