web traffic

I see this time and time again. As people get started with blogging, they think it’s as simple as clicking, “Add New Post,” typing up a few paragraphs, and clicking, “Publish.” Then they hopelessly wait for views, comments, and tweets. No one comes. No one comments. No one tweets. They do this three or four times and eventually write off blogging as, “not it’s all hyped up to be.” After writing for IncomeDiary for a few months now, I can tell you that there are dozens of small blogging nuances that we work into nearly every post. Here are 10 of the most popular SEO blog post publishing steps that bloggers tend to forget. 1. Keyword Research Before I write a single word, I figure out if it’s something that people are asking about. And if they are, I want to know if the internet is already saturated with that type of content. To figure this out, I use Ahrefs Keywords Explorer – I look up the words I believe people would search for to find the post I plan on writing. Usi

Allow me to preface this article with an obvious question you may be asking yourself: Is Pinterest really all that good for traffic? Well, I have 8,350 Facebook fans, 10,200 Twitter followers, and 1,550 unique Pinterest followers. Last week, I saw five times more traffic from Pinterest, than from Facebook and Twitter  combined . So yes, it’s amazing. Here, have some proof: If that doesn’t convince you to listen up, then I don’t know what will. This post is a BS-free zone. I’m not going to leave you snippets of information, or little tips that you can quickly forget, I’m going to provide you with the process I’ve gone through to see the traffic I’m seeing. If you want to master Pinterest, then this is the post for you, so stop making excuses. A little heads up here, this is a long post, and it will take time to take it all in, but this is only part 1 of 2. My advanced strategies will be with you soon (see the bottom of the post for more details). Pinterest Imagine a webs

SEO can be a time-consuming process, so any opportunity I have to use great SEO tools to help us rank better, I take it! These SEO tools can help you with everything from keyword research, content sharing, backlink analysis, broken links, redirects and much more. Irina Weber from SERanking.com is here today, to enlighten us as to which tools are the most productive and best organized to help you succeed as a blogger. Irina and her team have tested many tools of top productivity and blogging experts and have a good idea of what top performers in the blogging world are using to get through the day in a highly productive manner. Here’s an awesome list of SEO tools that can simplify and supercharge your blogging efforts… 25 SEO Tools For Better Search Engine Rankings #25.  BuzzSumo Content Curator BuzzSumo is a fantastic tool that allows you to search widely shared content through social networks, gather all data about the content, define top influential content curators in