By the time you have reached college or probably even high school, you should be quite familiar with academic writing. It is necessary for a student in the later stages of their education to be proficient in academic writing. Because if there is one thing that is memorable in your college years, it would be […]
5 Ways Bloggers Differ from Copywriters
Blogging and copywriting are often considered one and the same in business. If your company has a blog, that makes you a blogger, right? Perhaps, but you may also be a copywriter. There are actually some key differences between the two, and understanding these differences can shape the way you approach content.
5 Must-Read Blog Posts About Blogging in 2014
While blogging has paved way for people to live a sustainable lifestyle by earning money from writing about something they truly feel passionate about, there’s more to blogging than simply making money off it. At the core of every blog are posts that share helpful and compelling information to a specific audience. Therefore, if you want […]
New Bloggers: Beware of the Dark Side of Blogging
Public shaming and groupthink mentality are alive and well in the blogosphere. For those interested in starting career inblogging, you have been duly warned. In an article published at Huffington Post, Lauren Stevens reveals the dark side of being a mommy blogger. While Lauren has achieved some level of success blogging about family life while […]
Alternatives to Flickr for Illustrating Your Posts
Lots of people use Flickr to illustrate their blogs – and to its credit, Flickr does have a lot of great images. However, there are quite a few downsides to Flickr. Lots of photos come with royalties or copyrights, and there can be problems with downloading and other headaches. You may spot the perfect photo […]
Blogging for Hire: What’s in it for You?
If you specifically like writing, it is highly possible that you will find blogging interesting. Blogging is an interesting proposition since it provides writing opportunities and the added advantage of being paid for it. Freelance writing resources, when chosen carefully, can show what ‘s in store for you once you choose the path of blogging […]
How to Incorporate the Seasons into Your Blog
If there’s one thing most of us can relate to, it’s the seasons. Some places have longer and more grueling winters than others, but we all adjust to the changing seasons regardless of our locale. To get the attention of readers, bloggers often begin their posts with something that catches the reader’s eye. Considering the […]
Ghost: The New Kid on the Blogging Block
Since blogging became popular on the internet over a decade ago, there’s been no end to blogging platforms to help us get our message across to our readers. In recent years though, there’s been a clear favorite and that’s been WordPress. It’s not hard to see why it’s been the favorite for so long, after […]
Successful Guest Blogging: How Not to Sleepwalk Right into Penalties
Image Credit: Chennai Social Media A recent Webmaster Help video has Matt Cutts, head of Google’s webspam team, shedding light on what was considered legitimate guest blogging. Most of his insights were obvious, things any sensible blog owner (who accepts only high quality content and credits the author) would know. But we exist in a […]
5 Solutions For Backing Up Your Blog
If you’re like me you put your heart and soul into your blog and the last thing you want to see is a blank page when you load your domain. Unfortunately servers can fail and sometimes even your backup can leave something to be determined. Thankfully there are some very simple solutions that can help […]
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