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The best parts of being a homebody
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As a blogger, one of my top goals is helping my audience learn the intimidating tech side of blogging and business and feel more comfortable with it. One of my favorite ways to do this is through my free resource library.
When I first got the idea, though, I had no idea how to do it. So, I figured it out on my own, and now I’m excited to share this info with you!
Blogging on a budget is super important for a lot of bloggers out there, myself included. It’s a hobby that can get expensive fast, but only if you let it.
So, how do you go about cutting costs on your blog without taking away anything from your readers? Lots of ways! My favorite, though, is creating your own images and content upgrades. And I promise, it’s a lot easier than it sounds.
Email list, email list, email list. That’s all you’ve probably heard about lately, amirite?
We’ve heard that email lists are critical for bloggers, no matter what your niche. And it’s 100% true. But when I started growing my email list, I had no idea what to send out. So, I started with an RSS feed. Every Monday, my subscribers were getting an email from me with my most recent blog posts. Which was convenient for roughly three of my subscribers: my mom, my dad, and my godfather.
Everyone else, though? Snore.
That wasn’t why they signed up for my email list. They signed up because they wanted to learn more about me and get even more exclusive content. So it was time to give it to them.
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It’s no secret that blogging is one of my favorite things to do. It’s a great creative outlet for me because I can customize it to my interests.
But if you don’t have a lot of self-control over your finances (guilty!), blogging can get expensive, fast.
It seems like everyone and their brother has a set of e-courses nowadays, and there are a ton of different software options that make your blogging life easier. But which ones are worth your time, and which ones don’t make a ton of difference?
I’ve made a lot of purchases for my blog, and I’m here to help you figure out if you really need that blogging e-course or not. Ready? Let’s go!
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By now, you’ve probably heard from 50 million places that you should be growing your blog’s email list. And it’s true. Email lists are amazing.
And one of the best ways to grow your email list is through content upgrades. It’s honestly the #1 way I’m growing my email list right now. So, what are they, how do you make them, and how do you share them, without spending a pretty penny? Stick around and I’ll tell you!
New Years is almost upon us. Which can only mean one thing: new years resolutions.
I’m working on my own set of resolutions, both personally and professionally. I’m trying to really nail down one or two, so I can focus more attention on fewer goals.
I’ve noticed a lot of bloggers sharing their blogging new years resolutions, and I wanted to help out. Here are some awesome resources I’ve found for some common blogging new years resolutions:
