If you’re in any kind of blogging or business groups on Facebook, you’ll probably be familiar with the kinds of approaches people take. We’ve rounded up the main types of people along with some tips for the content they love and hate the most, so you can help cater for the needs of every kind of person in your group…or understand them better in other groups!
Every website has a bounce rate, which is the percentage of visitors that view just one page before they leave. The higher the percentage, the fewer people are sticking around to browse multiple posts or pages.
This blog post explains what a good bounce rate is, how to improve your bounce rate, and even why having a high bounce rate isn’t always a bad thing!
Read on to find out more…
One of the most important things in blogging is to make sure your website is indexed and ranking. As search engines are one of the top ways to drive lots of traffic to your website, you want to show up high for your keywords.
This post looks at how to check if your website is indexed in Google, how to fix that if not, and why you may not be seeing your website come up when you search.
One of our most popular posts is our list of culturally diverse stock photo websites, and since we published it we got a bunch of requests for more lists.
A lot of hours went into finding the best resources for this post, as sadly it’s still surprisingly difficult to find very many websites that have a strong variety of gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, androdgynous, non-binary, and other sexuality and gender-themed stock photos. But, that makes having a post that pulls all the major sources together even more important.
A lot of people are apprehensive about the legal aspects of blogging, but it’s pretty straightforward once you’re familiar with what you need to have and do. This blog post explains where to get the key legal templates for your blog (for free!) and the main things you need to know.
This is a guest post by Berry, singer, wife, mom of four, living the blended family life. Berry is passionate about social media marketing, copywriting and content creation. She loves baking and creating recipes for her blog, when she’s not being distracted by shiny objects. Check out Berry’s Instagram
Working from home can be beneficial in many ways, but many people feel they would lack the focus and self-discipline required to be productive and complete their tasks.
If you are working from home, whether you’re a blogger or a digital business owner, you will know that it is not always easy to be productive or to maintain your productivity. You can easily get distracted and sucked into that pesky rabbit hole that leads to procrastination and ultimately, not completing your work.