Every day, thousands of bloggers starting a new blog to write about what interests them, share information with others, or simply to express what they have to say. Many of them start their first blog, some already have a few facts and established. This entry is aimed at both groups of bloggers and all those interested in the topic of blogging. Here are the top 10 tips for Blogging at home: 1. Plan well. If you are in the planning phase of your blog, do it right. There are people who start a blog without thinking about whether they have
Over the past month we at Blogging.org have been putting together a “Top 25 Hosting Companies” for bloggers. We’ve collected over 5600 different bloggers votes to put together one of the most complete guides on the best hosting companies in the world. We know that hosting can be a pain in the butt to find the best provider. We’ve been there and have had our share of problems ourselves. No bloggers out there wants to have his or her website down. With more then 203 million blogs in the world, having the best hosting is crucial. We put together a
Since founding Blogging.org I have had the opportunity to work with 1000′s of bloggers in the online world. I give them advice about anything from how to setup a blog to how and what are the best plugins that every blog should have. One of the biggest questions I get as a blogging expert is about having a blog in general. Common questions like: Why should my startup have a blog? Should I have my blog on a subdomain or on the main domain? What is the best blogging platform to use? In this post I will go over why
One of the hardest parts about blogging is finding good, quality topics to write about. People always want to find content that will be useful to their readers, but after a while it can become difficult to find more topics to write on. This was the case with me for a long time. I was constantly struggling to find ways to come up with unique and helpful articles. That is, until I discovered this simple trick. Looking back, I don’t know why I hadn’t thought of it before. Now I’m going to share this trick with you, so get ready
Businesses’ websites are often used for different purposes. Companies who are looking for leads should set up their website differently than those who are looking to provide information or inform customers about their company. Writers of blogs often are looking for traffic to increase revenue from ads, but it’s possible that you are looking for people to sign up for an email list or even buy a product. Whatever you are looking for, how you set up your site will influence your success. Your website and social media reigns supreme as a solid method for getting the most customers in
Ever wondered how many bloggers there are in the United States? How about how many active business blogs there are in the US? Blogging.org has done the research as well as polled over 1000 bloggers across the US to find out the answers that you want to know. Below is an infographic with all the data that we put together. 1000 Person Survey: What Blogging Platform Do People Use? 43% WordPress 35% Blogger 16% Tumblr, Typepad, Posterous 6% Other What Diversity Are People In The US? 48% Caucasian 38% African American 9% Other 4% Latin American How Much Do People
“Window shoppers”: the phrase can strike fear into the heart of even the toughest business owner. They wander aimlessly, with no intention of entering. They have no interest in what’s behind that window, no matter how artistically it’s been dressed with merchandise and signage. They have no desire to spend their time or their money. They pause for a few seconds, eyeing the display, and then they’re gone. With them goes the owner’s hope of turning a visitor into a customer. As any business owner will tell you, a pretty storefront isn’t enough to convert window shoppers into buyers. That’s
Location Targeting Gets a Makeover To be able to improve the kind of customers that they reach many businesses that use online ads are using location targeting this ensures that they will reach the expected audience with their ad, iProspect is a good example of online agencies that use location as this agency uses location targeting to focus on top performing geographic areas for their client Talbots. When they did this they were able to lower their cost pre click to a low space, they have lowered the cost of cost per click by more than 35 percent and this
Since introducing Dynamic Search Ads in beta in October, we’ve seen questions from around the web asking about real-world performance and recommendations for implementation. Today we’re grateful to share the perspectives of Matt and Jen at RKG, an online marketing services firm with B2B and B2C clients ranging from startups to the Fortune 500 (details about RKG below). Here’s a short video followed by Q&A. RKG has further offered to answer any other questions you might have about their experience with Dynamic Search Ads over on their blog. Q. What’s your strategy for using Dynamic Search Ads with your clients
More Clarity and Control with Location Targeting Improvements In March last year we launched the advanced location and the whole point of lunching this new way of showing your ads was to give our ad words users more control over the way they advertise and over how they arrange their geographical targets of their ads. When we launched this program all the advertisers were happy with it but as humans they can change and according to the feedback that we got from them we have been forced to launch four more enhancements that will make the location target option to
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