While it’s no secret that WordPress is the king when it comes to website hosting, hosting your blog on GitHub Pages is slowly becoming more and more popular. These blogs are examples of those hosted on GitHub Pages, which means that all of these companies and individuals are getting their hosting for free, and you […]
The Only 3 Things You Need When Finding a Freelance Writer for Your Blog
When the traffic starts to pick up on your blog, you may find yourself cornered between more demand for content and not enough time to provide it. That’s a good thing, of course! But it means that it may be time to start looking to outsource some of your content to another writer. Finding the […]
4 Easy Ways Your Blog is Your Best Salesperson
You’ve got a really great salesperson in your organization that you may be overlooking or ignoring. This salesperson will never take a sick day, ask for a raise, or leave you to go to one of your competitors. How great is that? It’s your blog. Think about it for a minute. What does a really […]
3 Tips Marketers Often Forget When Writing Appealing Content That Sells
Consumer conversation can be a tricky process; especially when derailed by an aggressive upsell policy that is poorly integrated as well. The heavy hand is also the clumsy hand…when it comes to content marketing. Luckily, a content team with talent and intuition will learn how to employ a more balanced approach and strategic content loop; […]
Earning Income from Your Blog Does Not Have to be a Daydream
Although only a minority of bloggers make any real income, there’s no need to become discouraged and give up before you make a patient, determined effort. Whatever niche you choose to exploit for your blog, the bottom line is always going to be that you’ll wind up knowing more about your niche, and the people […]
Advice From the Pros: 6 Ways Bloggers Can Isolate Their Personal Lives From Their Work
Freelancing, like most things, has its pros and cons. Working on a flexible schedule allows for opportunities that are simply not possible on a 9-to-5 timetable, but at the same time, it may cultivate excessive expectations regarding our availability and time with family, friends and customers. Granted, we have the authority to choose our work […]
A Writers Checklist for the 2014 Google Changes
The New Year is going to be an interesting one for the writers and bloggers out there. We saw a lot of Google changes in 2013, and some experts say that SEO has been forever changed. Forever changed or not, writers are going to need to get serious, and although many might not have noticed, […]
Link Building: Trust, Relevance, and Diversity
It’s no secret that link building is one of the most popular methods for small businesses looking to improve their online rankings. For this reason, there have been tons of companies, experts, and new tools surfacing to try and help companies build a link portfolio and earn quality backlinks. Unfortunately, this also means that there […]
How Writers Can Adopt Semantic SEO Strategies
By now many writers understand that SEO is a great place to find new work and learn new ways of writing. While it isn’t for everyone, many write for companies with SEO in mind while keeping their creative writing on the side. Regardless of how you might define yourself as a writer, it’s safe to […]
A Look Back: How Bloggers Can Optimize Google+ Hangouts Efforts
Google+ hangouts are one major Google development that had their time in the spotlight and then faded. Many still use hangouts as a way to talk with friends and family, but there are many untapped features that bloggers can utilize to improve their online visibility and overall brand. As Google+ becomes more and more important […]
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