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It’s been drilled into our heads that to gain better rankings within Google we must get quality back links to our site – especially back links with relevant keywords that boost our PageRank and our position in the SERPs. This much we have learned, correct?
If you think it’s time to introduce a new subject or change your blogging niche, you’ll want to do this in a way that will allow you to retain your current visitors and attract more. Take a moment to practice just a few of these steps to make your transition smooth and seamless.
Do you have blog posts ready to publish at a moment’s notice? Bloggers block, lack of creativity, no time, going out of town? There’s so many reasons why bloggers can’t seem to publish a post daily but you can fix that problem by having a post arsenal. Publish timeless posts at your own pace. Here’s 5 reasons to get you motivated to build your arsenal starting today.
Everyone wants to create blog posts that get people talking, generate traffic, and attract more links to their blog. Here’s one simple method to writing the article that gets you the attention you need and deserve!
In my process of getting it together, I made a comment about unsubscribing from some blogs. This comment brought me a few emails that made me sure I needed to elaborate why I unsubscribed and how I made up my mind.
Recently I realized that I had put a lot of my blogging priorities on the back burner while I struggled to handle blow by blow situations in real life. For the last few months things have been quite interesting for Joanne and I. And while she and I are just as good as ever, life hasn’t been so kind.
Each of us has a reputation online, something that we have done, written, verbally said or did that sticks with other people. Our reputation isn’t necessarily about what we have done but how others see what we have done. Good or bad, everyone will talk about your words and actions.
