And Possibly Dinosaurs
The best parts of being a homebody
If you’re new to the blogging industry, you’ll notice a lot of people talking about stats like users, sessions, and pageviews. So, what the heck are they and how do you find out these statistics on your blog?
The best tool to do so is Google Analytics. It’s a free service, and actually pretty easy to set up!
Gasp, right? A blog without ads? How am I supposed to make any money?
Okay, so I didn’t remove all of my ads. I still do sponsored posts. But I had Google Ads on my blog for a quite a little less than a year, which is about half of my blog’s lifetime up to this point. I posted them in my sidebar and in my most popular posts, and I was actually getting quite a few clicks on them.
But a few weeks ago, I decided to take them down. All of them.
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When I first started blogging, I was overwhelmed by the choices. Themes, plugins, topics, colors, and name options overwhelmed me.
I tried to take things slowly, adding one part at a time.
Luckily, one of the first things I added was CoSchedule.
CoSchedule is a drag-and-drop editorial calendar for WordPress that puts your blog posts and social media messages on the same schedule.
I kept hearing about the need for an editorial calendar. Well, CoSchedule is the perfect option in my book.
So what makes it so great? Let’s go through the 7 reasons I love CoSchedule.
