I am quite stubborn when it comes to adopting new trends, and one I didn’t pay too much attention to initially was mobile surfing. Over time I started to notice that more and more people were using mobile devices to browse the web, making it an aspect most web publishers should consider.
Daily Blog Tips already has a free iPhone app (search for the name on iTunes or on… Continue reading
Since I started building my first websites back in 2005 I probably owned at least twenty different ones, ranging from blogs like this one to niche websites and service-oriented sites. One pattern I noticed over these years is that most websites have a natural traffic limit.
By natural traffic limit I mean an amount of traffic (e.g., 30,000 monthly uniques, 200,000 monthly uniques or 3 million monthly uniques, depending… Continue reading
You’re trying to get your blog off the ground. You write diligently, you keep publishing new posts, you check your stats obsessively – but you’re just not seeing the success that you expected.
I’m pretty sure that you’re doing a lot of things right. You’re showing up, you’re working hard, you’re reading about blogging and trying your best to use what you learn.
It’s hard, though, to remember… Continue reading
Married twice, experienced pain as well as joy and pleasure in my relationships – I’m definitely far from perfect when it comes to the ladies. I continue to strive for an ever increasing level of understanding and togetherness.
The most significant gain I’ve had over the past 8 months is how I better understand myself and the growing realisation of how blogging about the subject of healthy relationships actually… Continue reading
Have you ever tried writing an ebook to gain some traffic? I had dreams of releasing a masterpiece that would be so amazing, people would be clamoring to download it. Visions of traffic numbers in the thousands danced in my head.
I’ve written a couple of ebooks in my day, and they hadn’t really done a whole lot for me, traffic-wise. Usually, they consisted of a free template and… Continue reading
Still I have been working online for sometime, and I think I identified some lessons which might help all of us. Check them out.
1. Be willing to do what it takes
You might heard of the story of Kevin Rose. He is Digg.com’s founder. If a person in the short Internet history did more than him to succeed, I would be amazed. How far did he go?… Continue reading
I started my blog, YoungPrePro, on the 2nd of April 2010. My blog is only 8 months and it is already making me thousands of dollars every month. For example, in the month of December alone I made over $2000 from my blog. This is a very small income compared to what the likes of Darren are making but I’m sure most newbies will be curious to know how… Continue reading
Who doesn’t, right?
While I won’t be giving one, hopefully the tip I am going to share below will put you in the right path for building your own.
The tip is pretty simple: take a look at other websites that already achieved that (i.e., reached millions of monthly page views) and analyzed how they achieved it. Things you could analyze include:
Every new post on your blog is the first step to new visitors and another expert opinion. So we have to make sure that we simply don’t write up the post and leave it. For writing every single post, I have a plan and today I will share it with you all to write an excellent blog post. There are 3 stages of writing a new blog post that I… Continue reading
A major component of SEO is content marketing: developing well-written, quality content and submitting it to content distribution sites for publication. It not only helps establish you or your company as an expert in your given industry, it also helps raise brand awareness and creates credible in-bound links to your website. But Google’s recent crackdown on “content farms”—websites that produce low quality, republished or spammy content—means that content marketing has… Continue reading
