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How To Set Up A Blog

Two simple tips to recover unverified email subscribers

As you have setup the email newsletter and started promoting it to your blog visitors, you will notice that good percentage of your blog email newsletter subscribers will never confirm [...]

Content Is King For A New Blog So Start Writing Posts

The most important thing when starting a new blog is building the blog content. You always hear the phrase “Content Is King” and it certainly is true when talking about [...]

Get Traffic By Building Your Blog Awareness

Brand awareness is a marketing concept that refers to a consumer knowing of a brand’s existence. We can translate this into blog traffic building and call it blog awareness. Building [...]

How To Get Blog Traffic – Inbound Links And Anchor Text

So now you have your blog setup and published online. You have optimized several things about your blog and started writing blog content. How do you get people to find [...]

Use Blog Search Function To Learn More About Your Visitors

Majority of WordPress blog themes have a search box included in the sidebar. Blog search box is a great usability tool to provide to your blog visitors, they can easily [...]

Google Analytics For Your WordPress Blog

Google Analytics is a great service from Google. Google Analytics let you learn more about where your visitors come from and how they interact with your blog site. You’ll get [...]

A Deeper Look Into Your Blog Site Statistics

As mentioned, it is very useful to install Google Analytics to your blog, to be able to track all the visitor traffic to your blog and learn more about the [...]

Simple Tip To Improve Usability, Stickiness And Page Views

A very simple way of improving your blog usability, its stickiness and increasing the page views per visit is to use more internal links within your blog posts. We have [...]

Fix Your Permanent Redirect To Optimize Your Blog SEO

The following website URL’s may seem like they are the same page to you, but to a search engine they might actually seem like two different pages: http://yourblog.com http://www.yourblog.com Search [...]

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