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When you start getting guest blogging inquiries more often than quick call requests from clients, it’s safe to assume it’s time to open your blog for guest authors, right? That time has come for me, too.
First, some guest blogging ground rules if you want to get published here.
By now I am sure you’ll agree you need to know your website audience well in order to run a successful website and/or blog, right? Today I’ll introduce you to a free tool that would help you get more website visitors statistics – Quantcast.
Before you ask, let me tell you something about Alexa ranking.
I know many of you are used to checking in with Alexa in terms of your website performance. But truth be told, it is not that reliable for several reasons. Read on.
I have always been amazed how some readers and bloggers rush into doing something only because someone of the “big shot” bloggers has told them so. It’s time you paused and thought about yourself, what you do and most importantly – why you do it.
(And no, this isn’t a blog post about setting goals – by now, you should know better when it comes to smart goal setting 😉
When I was starting my first blog almost 4 years ago, my boyfriend asked me, “Are you sure you wanna do this? Where will you get blog post ideas? Will you still have what to write about in a few months?”
I smiled at that question – obviously, he hadn’t run a blog. Although I had not done it myself either, it was absolutely clear to me there was no way I could ever run out of topics. Read on to learn why 😀
One of the biggest pet peeves for many bloggers is to get blog comments. Writing great content is hard, attracting readers is harder but getting them to participate openly in a conversation can be mission impossible sometimes. So here are 5 pretty easy ways to encourage your readers to comment on your posts.
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