CategoryStrategy & Planning

Seven warning signs that your blog needs more attention
4th of July 2019 Darren Rowse 0 Comments

Seven Warning Signs That Your Blog Needs More Attention

You might think you’re on top of your blogging. You’re publishing posts regularly. You’re even active on social media. But are you paying as much attention to your blog as you should be? If you’re in a bit of a blogging rut (i.e. you’re producing and promoting new content but ...more
Strategy & Planning
3 things bloggers should focus on
20th of June 2019 Darren Rowse 0 Comments

3 Things Most Bloggers Don’t Pay Enough Attention To

This post is based on episode 161 of the ProBlogger podcast. Are you limiting the potential of your blog by ‘forgetting’ a few things? There’s a lot to think about when you’re blogging, and so it’s easy to forget (or know you should be doing them but never quite working out ...more
Strategy & Planning
Top tips for a clean and healthy blog email list
16th of August 2018 Grove Galligan 0 Comments

Top Tips for a Clean and Healthy Blog Email List

At ProBlogger, we talk a lot about the value and importance of using an email strategy to drive traffic to, and make money from, your blog. But if you don’t keep your email subscriber list clean, it can negatively affect your blogging business. By a clean list, I mean making ...more
Strategy & Planning
Style guide for your blog
13th of November 2017 Darren Rowse 0 Comments

216: How to Create a Style Guide for Your Blog (and Why You Should)

How and Why You Should Create Style Guides for Your Blog In today’s episode, I talk about style guides for blogs – why they’re important, and what elements you should include in yours. Links and Resources for How to Create a Style Guide for Your Blog AP Stylebook The Chicago ...more
Strategy & Planning
blog brand personal or business
14th of August 2017 Darren Rowse 0 Comments

206: Personal Brands vs Business Brands for Blogs

Is There a Right Way to Brand Your Blog? I’m just back from our Aussie Problogger training events where we ran masterminds with around 40 bloggers per city. In those days speakers spent time with small groups of attendees in round table discussions where attendees could ask us any question ...more
Strategy & Planning