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Updated for 2018! Like everything on the Internet, Pinterest is changing very fast. Pinterest tips for growing your audience published in 2015 or even 2016 are definitely outdated in 2018. The platform evolves, and algorithms become more sophisticated day by day, which makes it harder to manipulate it. I started my blog in the middle of February 2017, I created a brand new Pinterest account associated with …
How do you create catchy blog post titles, which generate tons of shares, likes and ultimately help your posts go viral? What makes your posts shareable is the emotions you evoke in readers. There is an interesting study of viral images conducted by Fractl. The research was based on top images from the site imgur, the objective was to understand which emotions were behind this virality effect. …
One major problem (if not the biggest one) bloggers face is getting quality traffic to their blog. New bloggers are often lost in which methods can get them their desired amount of traffic to help boost their income. Another major problem is income. Depending on the niche you blog about, high traffic may be a major determinant factor of your income. Especially if you solely depend on …
Pinterest can easily compete with Google when it comes to driving free search traffic to websites. I get anywhere between 40,000 and 170,000/mo pageviews to this blog from Pinterest. Traffic on this platform has serious fluctuations depending on the season and viral pin success (you should know that viral effect doesn’t last forever). I know you want to learn everything about Pinterest keyword research tool, but let …
Since you came to this post to see the miracle of traffic growth with Pinterest promised in the title, I want first to remind you that at the time when I’m writing this post, my account can be considered quite small, I’m still under 2000 followers (note: depending on when you are reading this post, I am probably having more followers right now). By the way, you …
Update July 2018: Google will identify insecure sites in the Chrome browser beginning mid-Summer. Google’s Chrome browser will mark non-HTTPS sites as ‘not secure’. HTTPS sites are more secure than HTTP sites, and Google announced back in August 2014 that will start giving minor preference to SSL secured sites (those starting from HTTPS). There were many skeptics who didn’t switch to HTTPS because this process is not …
The year of 2018 has started, and even though my blog has not reached the 1-year anniversary yet, I thought it’s a good time to make my annual income wrap up. It’s also the right moment to make some conclusions of the first 9 months blogging because everything will be different from now on. This income report is a summary of my experience as a part-time blogger. …
