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When you have a goal, you have something to work towards. This gives you a clear idea of what you want to achieve and helps you prioritize your efforts. Without goals, it's easy to get sidetracked and waste time on things that don't matter. So, how do you set your blogging goals? 1️⃣ Be...

Pat Flynn. All are great and there's a great free one on teachable.

Try to reverse it into the draft and publish it again.

If you target keywords from the "middle" and rank for them, you'll instantly rank for many longtails. You don’t even have to look at the search volume. But for this, you have to have great in-depth content that fully covers the topic instead of writing 50 posts on the same topic which dilutes...

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Research, read, and compile. I first check posts on the first page of Google for the main keyword to see what is included in those posts and what format they use. You'll find out that all of them are in the same format like maybe listicle or how to post so I know what will work. Then I outline...

I guess it depends on niche whether they allow it or not and I'm sure you can defer spam from readers' comments. They might be turned off because no one leaves comments at all. Lots of authority sites live in the past tense, one of the great examples is Neil Patel. Just check the number of...

It's a sign of engagement, and that is what you want when going for guest post. Of course if you use guest posting to promote your website and get traffic. Google doesn't care about domain authority, it's just a term from moz and people are sticking with it like it's I don't know what.

Domain authority doesn't matter. Google doesn't care about it. Go for sites that have a lot of comments.

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I think it's a great idea if you are in the gaming mood . I would do both the blog and YouTube. You can write about games on your blog and record yourself playing for YouTube and embed your videos in your blog posts

Telling you the perfect niche that you should go into is pretty much impossible because all of you are different. You have different passions, you have different interests, you have different expectations. But whenever you just starting your blog or a new project you should look for these...

I'll just change the title of the thread into "How to Spam Your Friends and Maybe Even Grow Your List Along the Way" haha

Yeah like everyone who is just starting is willing to pay for ads, I know I wasn't. And you also misspelled misspelling haha

Well, I guess this isn't a good method for asocial people. Forget about list building and find some friends hahaha

Step #1 Take a pen and paper and write down the names of 10 people you know in real life who might be interested in the topic of your blog. Don’t overthink this process. These can be friends, family members, co-workers, neighbors, or anyone else. The only rule is that they might be interested...

There isn't any optimal number. You should promote every post you publish, don't wait until you get x number of posts. My suggestion is to publish one post every two or three weeks and spend the time between publishing promoting your content.

It Sorry man, I guess I saw something else. In that case, visit other blogs in your niche and look for topics that are coming up repeatedly. Those are great topics for you to create content that will target those other bloggers in your niche. Also while doing that, try to find blogs on that...

With so many blogs out there you think it's enough to write 4 articles and expect everything that comes only with hard work?