Comments on: Incredible Tips for the Aspiring Blogger

By: Nicole Pary

Nicole Pary — Thu, 17 Dec 2015 19:17:21 +0000

Hi Erik,
One of the basic and key point is title, where it’s more simple and unique. Otherwise, all are key points that how to influence of any website.
Content with SEO are collaborate that make an effective blog and its more beneficial for us, thanks for sharing and I really enjoyed to reading this post.

By: Debarup Mukherjee

Debarup Mukherjee — Tue, 01 Dec 2015 10:50:02 +0000

Hi,
Thanks for your post, I think doing mistakes is part of blogging. But we need to learn from it, rectify the problem and try again.

From my point of view another most important thing in blogging is internal linking. Internal linking best practice will reduce your bounce rate and keep your traffic, pageviews up.

Thanks
Debarup

By: Keith Lunt

Keith Lunt — Thu, 19 Nov 2015 23:37:13 +0000

Useful tips Erik! My Tip – make sure that you have a strong bank of images at your disposal and use them to make your posts exciting. However, be very careful where you source them from. People mistakenly think that you can pick up any image off Google Images and use that (you can’t) and likewise you can’t display any image off another website, even if you link to it, unless you have explicit permissions. This is something I wrote about myself last week as I have known and heard of people being sued for using ‘found’ images!

By: Elvis Michael

Elvis Michael — Thu, 19 Nov 2015 15:38:35 +0000

Blogging is both an art and a science, and thats what makes it so hard and yet so exciting. Once you master it, the sky is the limit.

I personally consider myself an experienced blogger, but to this day i STILL make a lot of mistakes: Not always focusing on SEO, not using good titles, and sometimes failing with my niches. So just imagine what kind of mistakes a rookie blogger is exposed to!

This is where your post comes in to the rescue. Thanks very much for shedding some light for those who need it.

Elvis

By: James McAllister

James McAllister — Thu, 19 Nov 2015 15:13:23 +0000

I too have noticed that many people blog way too often. Even I was guilty of myself early on – I used to publish every day, and kick myself when I wasn’t able to.

The problem with that approach it didn’t leave enough time to make sure each article got a good amount of marketing. It was a real problem, because well, an article without any readers doesn’t really help you much.

It will depend a lot on the market but I think most blogs can do quite well publishing only 1 or 2 a week so long as you are using that extra time in a productive way to get eyeballs to that content.