Choosing between the best blogging platforms in the market can be tough for those just getting started with blogging. There is a huge number of options out there, with each providing a set of not-so-different features.
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Starting a blog for the first time is an amazing, yet intimidating experience. Thinking that people are actually going to read – and even share – something you wrote. It’s unlike any other feeling I can describe.
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In today’s digital economy, practical business knowledge is more than powerful. It is essential for survival and elementary for thriving! And it’s no different when you’re looking for a social media marketing strategy for 2019.
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Nearly 1.4 million WordPress blog posts are published every single day. And that’s great news(!) … somewhat.
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Following all the steps to get a WordPress post published, shared and promoted can be an unnecessarily complicated process. This post will look at some nice WordPress tricks to reduce the resistance in the publishing process and how to automate as many of the steps as possible.
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Today’s top content marketing advice is filled with buzz words and “quick and dirty tips”, trying to sell you on the sexy side of marketing. But that ignores the one content strategy that always works … because it’s difficult to sell, it’s hard work, it’s time consuming, and there are no shortcuts.
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The biggest challenge of successful blogging is consistently coming up with engaging blog post ideas that readers will actually enjoy. At the beginning, we simply write down everything we would ordinarily say to curious customers. For a few months it seems easy. But then…
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If you’re like most bloggers, you spend a ton of time on your blog posts. Crafting the perfect headline. Writing that intro that grabs readers just right. And while your posts certainly are important…how much time does that leave to spend on your blog homepage? Or, maybe a better question – do you even have a WordPress blog homepage that’s not just a list of your most recent posts?
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If you ever wondered how to start a blog then you’re in the right place. This detailed guide goes through every crucial step on your way from blank screen to a lively blog that gets read. We tell it all without pulling any punches! 👊
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Grammar be tough. Every blogger can relate. And for me – not being a native English speaker – it’s even more brutal. I spend way too much time tweaking various parts of my posts just to make sure that they are … what’s the word … readable. Luckily, we do have some cool tools to use these days that can make grammar less painful. Let’s see which is best between Grammarly vs Jetpack vs Ginger vs Hemingway.
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Blogging is for everyone. This message is the reason why WordPress was created in the first place. No matter if you want to blog for personal purposes or for your professional reasons, having a blog can be very effective at helping you achieve your goals. When it comes to blogging, though, to really make it work, you need some quality and preferably free blogging WordPress
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Have you been thinking about turning your blog into a book? This guide will show you exactly how to go from WordPress blog to book – all the way from choosing your book’s topic, to picking your blog articles, making sure they look great, and finally publishing the whole thing.
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The whole WordPress.com vs WordPress.org thing is really confusing. For everyone. First off, and it needs to be said right away, WordPress.org and WordPress.com are two entirely different websites / organizations / web solutions. Here’s everything you need to know.
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Figuring out what to blog about / picking a good topic for your blog can be challenging. Most people find it difficult. Here’s what to do about it.
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They say that blog posts with images get around 94 percent more views than those without them.[1] Yeah, alright, but are those “just numbers”? I mean, is there any particular reason why images work that well on WordPress blogs, or do we just like to look at them … with no further explanation needed? More importantly, are all images created equal? Do you just need
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