CategoryMiscellaneous Blog Tips

This guest post us by Genevieve Flintham of www.stagweb.co.uk. Pictures of the day’s events, winter landscapes, and memorable quotes. Titles laden with puns, facts, and intrigue. An architectural layout that’s accomplished, savvy, and uncomplicated. Each target group demands a different set of things when it comes to websites and blogs, but in ...more

This guest post is by Charles Manfre of CodeConquest.com. When I started my blog, I made the mistake of not defining my niche well enough. In fact, I defined it with one word: “coding.” Defining the niche my blog targeted with one word was never going to be enough. Perhaps ...more

The last few weeks have turned up some interesting new finds in the world of blogging. I’ve covered some of the more innovative ones here—let us know what cool ideas you’ve spotted in the comments. …and then she called me “Cupcake” I’m not in the target audience for Molly Maher’s ...more

This guest post is by Derek of Fear No Goal. If you want people to visit your blog—and stay there—you have to be an authority figure. This is definitely true if you are trying to solve a common problem. You have to know and understand what you are talking about. ...more

This guest post is by Bill Zipp of billzipponbusiness.com/. It’s one of the greatest feelings in the world! You write something on your blog that goes viral. Likes explode, comments go crazy, tweets multiply, and open rates are off the charts. That’s what’s great about blogging. So when the dust ...more

This guest post is by Justine Smith of FreshBooks. Split testing. For many bloggers, the very words inspire visions of code and feelings of stress. Also called A/B testing, split testing is an art that allows you to divvy up your blog visitors so one group sees a slightly different ...more

This guest post is by Ashley Bennett of Ashley-Bennett.com. One of the most successful bloggers online right now is also one of the most transparent. You probably know him as Pat. Pat is the owner of the successful website and podcast entitled Smart Passive Income. Smart Passive Income is all ...more

In the last few weeks I’ve had the privilege to meet a lot of bloggers at various on and offline events. These have been great experiences that have really opened my eyes to what others are doing on their blogs, and with their audiences. It’s been a great time for ...more

This guest post is by Kid In The Front Row. I once watched an interview with Ricky Gervais, where he talked about how a lot of people don’t like his stand up comedy. He said he didn’t care. All he needs is 5,000 people in each town to fill a ...more