Please Review My Blog

[Deleted member 813988]

The homepage has only 1 post - bad
When opening post - images are clickable - bad
Images aligned on the left side - bad
Images are of different sizes - bad
Links open in the same window - bad
Menu items leading to a page with no content - bad

Though - it's better to a have a site and do something, than not to have a site
It's a good start, keep doing and you'll adjust it to something good and worthy.

I disagree that you should focus on single niche only, it looks to me that your niche can be similar to buzzfeed, where you make posts in a similar format but on different areas, form hair to technology

 

[hitndrun]

Hello Friends,

I just jump into blogging and made one blog called TabLoggy.com and I made on page optimization now. I just want to focus only on one post until one month or I should post regular contents.

I have started backlinks parts as well but here lots of experience guy who can tell best opinion.

Thanks in advance.

Looks pretty good so far.... I would switch out " hairs" for "hair" in most cases. In other words this sentence "There are a vast number of hairstyles for long hairs available for you gorgeous señoritas out there, so that is why we are going to show you in this article, how to style your long straight hairs in 2018" It should read like this"There are a vast number of hairstyles for long hair available for you gorgeous señoritas out there, so that is why we are going to show you in this article, how to style your long straight hair in 2018" I would do that throughout the entire article. I will look at it closer later but that is what I see so far.

 

[marlynrinat]

Looks good ! Good luck with that

 

[JMhone]

Your site looks good, seems you've made great preparations.
My advice is that you should focus on one niche, as this brings great benefits for you:
> a higher ranking in SERP.
> easier creation of more unique and attractive content
> a sense of professionalism and reliability to your vistors
> more confidence and motivation to stick to your blog career.
Hope this inspires!

 

[blackpanther111991]

I am no expert by any means but I can try to offer some basic advice.

1. Know your audience. If you are going to target beauty you have to be more trendy. Your site design looks too minimal but that is also partly because you have no content. Sitting on one post isn't a good idea. I would suggest working up to 10-20 posts before just letting your site age. This allows those articles to get indexed and also provides a more professional look for anyone that comes to your site in the meantime.

2. Never have placeholder links. Imagine you go to a site, click on an internal link, and find out it leads to nothing. Plan for categories but only add them when you have the content to go with it.

3. Your post title isn't good. You made the title for google rather than for readers. Beauty niche is very visual and that goes for titles as well. You want titles that make people excited to click such as "10 Sexy Hairstyles That Drive Him Wild" or "2018 Hairstyles That Will Steal The Show". Have to get more creative than just plugging in keywords. Your post is also over optimized and has poor readability. Don't get caught up chasing those 10,000+ search keywords. You should be focused on the small stuff 100-500 monthly searches and ranking those. 20 articles x 500 searches each is 10,000. You have to put in a lot of money, work, and time to rank for the big stuff but the small stuff only takes months or even just a few weeks.

4. Your niche is good for Pinterest so you should be making Pinterest-worthy images. When someone repins your content you want the title of the post (or the topic of the post) to be visual and the image to be in a vertical format.

5. Two of your categories are "Blog" and "Submit Guest Post". You should remove "Blog" and either remove "Submit Guest Post" or move it to the footer.

6. Like someone else suggested, your images overall need a lot of work. That's one reason why doing a beauty/fashion blog is hard. You have to either create the images yourself, steal them from around the web and make them uniform, hope they have some royal free ones around, or pay a price to get them.

7. Learn from your competition. There is a reason the big sites use a slideshow format for lists. The low amount of text per item ruins the look and flow of the post when it is just free-flowing. I don't know how slideshows affect seo though.

8. Your social media has too many random low-quality posts. People will unfollow if they start to get annoyed.

9. You mentioned backlinks. You don't need to be thinking about those at all right now. First is research and brainstorming. Figure out what you want your site to be. Second is design. Make your site look professional. Third is content. A site without content is worthless and suspicious if receiving a lot of backlinks. Fourth is finally the link building. If you create quality content you can get good links from social media and use blackhat links conservatively, focusing on ranking only 1 or 2 articles at a time.

This is my personal review/opinion, not the final word of how to build a successful site. If I said anything wrong I'm sure the guys here will be happy to correct me. I just couldn't stand all of the replies not offering a detailed review. Congrats on taking action. From here it's all one big learning experience.

 

[RiccardoNL]

As a journalist, I wonder with posts that are so random: “Who cares?” I don’t mean this in a nasty way, but I think a visitor should see every website as a “go to for..”

For example: Brightside is quite random too, but you do know you will find life hacks, interesting facts about life and positivity. Or with VICE, you know you will get a more journalistic, but based from personal experiences, kind of platform. What does your platform stand for? So, tell me, who do you target for?

 

[masumokia]

No need to request people to review your blog. If there have any important things, they can give good rating naturally. Thanks!

 

[penblock]

As a journalist, I wonder with posts that are so random: “Who cares?” I don’t mean this in a nasty way, but I think a visitor should see every website as a “go to for..”

For example: Brightside is quite random too, but you do know you will find life hacks, interesting facts about life and positivity. Or with VICE, you know you will get a more journalistic, but based from personal experiences, kind of platform. What does your platform stand for? So, tell me, who do you target for?

Have you not read the blog? It can't get any more obvious than that.

 

[tricky guy]

If your blogs are good, they will automatically get the good rating.