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Friday, November 8, 2013
Thursday, October 24, 2013
Open Guest Posts
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Wednesday, October 9, 2013
Sunday, September 8, 2013
Guest Posts – Unsolicited or Invitation Only?
Obaidul works as an SEO manager handling client projects. He focuses heavily on Search Engine Optimization (SEO), Search Engine Marketing (SEM) and Social Media Marketing (SMM). He shares his insightful views regularly on HelloBloggerz. He has been successfully helping clients, hailing from various industries, achieve higher rankings in search engines and increase their online sales.
Obaidul has written 4 awesome articles for us at Basic Blog TipsTwitter: @hellobloggerz | Facebook | Google+ | Blog ? HelloBloggerz
by Obaidul Haque on March 5, 2013 · 67 commentsin Blogging Tutorials, Guest PostsA few weeks ago, an announcement appeared at ProBlogger (owned by Darren Rowse) that they are putting a halt on unsolicited guest posts. As soon as the news spread, it broke a lot many hearts. At the same time, the announcement came as a respite to those who were about to unsubscribe to ProBlogger’s email newsletters. Why did Darren make this change?
But this change in strategy, as far as content publishing is concerned, is not something new or innovative. Prior to ProBlogger, the Smashing Magazine also came up with a similar action-plan.
Around two years ago, Brian Clark of CopyBlogger embraced the same kind of shift in his content marketing strategy.
But the point is why do some A-list bloggers want to do away with unsolicited guest posts?
Most importantly, why do they begin to accept posts from just any old guest bloggers when they plan to stop it, after a period of time?
Going Unsolicited…
There’s little doubt that opening a blog up to guest bloggers has the potential to create a win-win situation for both the author and the publisher. By offering guest blogging opportunities, you do an excellent job of allowing other bloggers to voice their views while they help build the foundation of your own blog.
When you are just starting, trying to build up your blog, publishing guest posts from anyone who’s interested proves to be a boon. It not only allows you to offer your readers a variety of content consistently – but it also saves you a lot of time which you can devote to other vital aspects of your blog’s growth.
Publishing guest posts from other bloggers in your niche gives your blog instant exposure, builds traffic and keep readers coming. In addition to that, it helps you connect with other fellow bloggers, that’s vital for blogging success.
Allowing other niche bloggers to guest post on your blog makes you feel like an actively contributing member of the blogging community.
But why do many professional bloggers stop accepting unsolicited guest posts, after a couple of years? Yes, it’s really a bold decision which isn’t an easy one to make while you are still waiting to taste success.
When your blog grows in popularity, you start to receive tons of guest posts every week, consistently. It becomes awfully hard to deal with the flood of these submissions, most of which are poor in quality and irrelevant. Even when you decide to fix some of them up, it consumes a good amount of time. Managing the submissions, therefore, becomes a lot hard work. Discover the secret of how Ms. Ileane took control of her in box and stopped the avalanche of requests from random guest bloggers.
As your blog’s content goes up and up, your readers mature too.
They don’t want to listen to the same kind of stuff that they can find in other places. As they grow, they look for more in-depth and enlightening write-ups. Accepting guest posts from just anyone then becomes a major hurdle for you.
That’s exactly when professional bloggers start to hand-pick guest authors, send them invitations to write, and publish.
There’s absolutely nothing wrong with uninvited guest posting. In fact, it’s an excellent way of featuring a variety of content on your blog, engaging the blogging community, adding new sources of traffic and ultimately gaining more social exposure.
You can do away with publishing content from unsolicited guest bloggers only when reach the point of feeling – ‘I’m too successful now’.
Otherwise, it might become a huge risk!
What do you think about this?
Tagged as: guest bloggers, invitation only guest post, Marketing strategy, unsolicited guest postsSaturday, September 7, 2013
Sunday, September 1, 2013
How can I make more then 1 page for posts?
Hello everybody,I made a posts page. Went to Settings-->Readings-->Front page displays--->Front page
I want to make 3 more pages like this. 3 more posts pages.
How can I do this?
Thanks!
Love you all!
Wednesday, July 24, 2013
6 AMAZING SEO Strategies For Effective Guest Blogging Posts!
Hey All,I originally started this as a reply to anoter related post, but then figured I'd just start a new thread! Hope this helps!
Original Post:
Is Guest Blogging Effective For SEOMy Answer:
HECK YES!!Here are some things to go after if you want to really see a JUMP IN YOUR WEBSITE RANK using guest blogging as your backlink source.
1.) Relevant Content
Make sure the THEME content of the blog you are posting on is RELEVANT! If your blog is about music, get guest posts on music sites, not gardening sites! DUH!2.) Page Rank.
One particularly important thing to note, is that just because a website has a PR7, doesn't mean the link juice will translate through your link.PR is short form for PAGE Rank, the rank of the page. Not Site Rank! So a new page will have a PR of 0.
On blogs, you will only take the maximum PR if your post appears on the main page of the domain. This would be in the form of the RECENT POSTS in the side bar, and the POST SUMMARIES or RECENT POSTS on the main page. Many WP Blogs will show the most recent 5-10 posts. That's when your link juice will really count. You can always ask for a 'Sticky Post' for an extra boost!
Obviously the higher the PR, the better. I'd personally aim for PR of 3+.
3.) Backlink Profile Of Blog
It's also really helpful to use Majestic SEO (Free tool!)to get a good look at the backlink profile of the Blog you will be guest-posting on. Try to keep Trust and Citation Flow above 10. A good amount of backlinks is well over 100. If you find something with over 1000, even better! Over 10,000 UNREAL!Here's a screen shot of a decent looking site in Majestic SEO. Over 100 backlinks from 40 domains, and Citation and Trust Flow's of over 10.
4.) Link Placement in Post
Contextual links (links inside the post itself) are by far the greatest type of link when the first 4 criteria are met. Now if you can get your contextual link into the VERY FIRST PARAGRAPH of your post, that's even better!5.) Page Rank ValidityThis one's fairly simple. Just make sure the Page Rank of the blog you are going to guest post on is valid. Do this by checking at CheckPageRank.net
6.) Low Outbound Links(OBL)
Obviously you don't really have control over this, but if you happen to find a good blog that matches all the above criteria, then it's just a really great bonus if you have a low OBL count. Less than 100 is nice, less than 50 is nicer, less than 10 is awesome!Ok, so if you put it all together:
This is an ad that I inserted!
If you find a PR4 blog, with 350 backlinks in Majestic SEO and Citation/Trust Flow's of 15, and it matches the category/subject your link is pointing to; you have yourself a GREAT blog to submit a guest post to!Hope that helps!
Herc
![[IMG]](/MajesticSEO.jpg)
Saturday, July 6, 2013
Jewelry Blog Posts & Links
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Tuesday, June 25, 2013
Saturday, June 22, 2013
Tuesday, June 4, 2013
Aged blogs: Tech + Mobile blog posts - High PA/DA
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Monday, June 3, 2013
10 posts = $1, Need forum posters for a TV related forum(India)
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Sunday, June 2, 2013
Thursday, May 30, 2013
Thursday, May 23, 2013
Guest Posts – Unsolicited or Invitation Only?
Obaidul works as an SEO manager handling client projects. He focuses heavily on Search Engine Optimization (SEO), Search Engine Marketing (SEM) and Social Media Marketing (SMM). He shares his insightful views regularly on HelloBloggerz. He has been successfully helping clients, hailing from various industries, achieve higher rankings in search engines and increase their online sales.
Obaidul has written 4 awesome articles for us at Basic Blog TipsTwitter: @hellobloggerz | Facebook | Google+ | Blog ? HelloBloggerz
by Obaidul Haque on March 5, 2013 · 7 commentsin Blogging Tutorials, Guest PostsA few weeks ago, an announcement appeared at ProBlogger (owned by Darren Rowse) that they are putting a halt on unsolicited guest posts. As soon as the news spread, it broke a lot many hearts. At the same time, the announcement came as a respite to those who were about to unsubscribe to ProBlogger’s email newsletters. Why did Darren make this change?
But this change in strategy, as far as content publishing is concerned, is not something new or innovative. Prior to ProBlogger, the Smashing Magazine also came up with a similar action-plan.
Around two years ago, Brian Clark of CopyBlogger embraced the same kind of shift in his content marketing strategy.
But the point is why do some A-list bloggers want to do away with unsolicited guest posts?
Most importantly, why do they begin to accept posts from just any old guest bloggers when they plan to stop it, after a period of time?
Going Unsolicited…
There’s little doubt that opening a blog up to guest bloggers has the potential to create a win-win situation for both the author and the publisher. By offering guest blogging opportunities, you do an excellent job of allowing other bloggers to voice their views while they help build the foundation of your own blog.
When you are just starting, trying to build up your blog, publishing guest posts from anyone who’s interested proves to be a boon. It not only allows you to offer your readers a variety of content consistently – but it also saves you a lot of time which you can devote to other vital aspects of your blog’s growth.
Publishing guest posts from other bloggers in your niche gives your blog instant exposure, builds traffic and keep readers coming. In addition to that, it helps you connect with other fellow bloggers, that’s vital for blogging success.
Allowing other niche bloggers to guest post on your blog makes you feel like an actively contributing member of the blogging community.
But why do many professional bloggers stop accepting unsolicited guest posts, after a couple of years? Yes, it’s really a bold decision which isn’t an easy one to make while you are still waiting to taste success.
When your blog grows in popularity, you start to receive tons of guest posts every week, consistently. It becomes awfully hard to deal with the flood of these submissions, most of which are poor in quality and irrelevant. Even when you decide to fix some of them up, it consumes a good amount of time. Managing the submissions, therefore, becomes a lot hard work. Discover the secret of how Ms. Ileane took control of her in box and stopped the avalanche of requests from random guest bloggers.
As your blog’s content goes up and up, your readers mature too.
They don’t want to listen to the same kind of stuff that they can find in other places. As they grow, they look for more in-depth and enlightening write-ups. Accepting guest posts from just anyone then becomes a major hurdle for you.
That’s exactly when professional bloggers start to hand-pick guest authors, send them invitations to write, and publish.
There’s absolutely nothing wrong with uninvited guest posting. In fact, it’s an excellent way of featuring a variety of content on your blog, engaging the blogging community, adding new sources of traffic and ultimately gaining more social exposure.
You can do away with publishing content from unsolicited guest bloggers only when reach the point of feeling – ‘I’m too successful now’.
Otherwise, it might become a huge risk!
What do you think about this?
Tagged as: guest bloggers, invitation only guest post, Marketing strategy, unsolicited guest postsThursday, May 16, 2013
Posts on Facebook pages
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Tuesday, May 7, 2013
Thursday, May 2, 2013
Sunday, February 17, 2013
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Monday, February 11, 2013
Kenny Hamilton, Justin Bieber's Bodyguard, Posts Promposal Photo On Instagram (LOOK)
Justin Bieber may be beloved by girls the world over, but so is his entourage -- especially bodyguard Kenny Hamilton, the Biebs' right-hand man who has an impressive social following of his own on Twitter and Instagram. Recently, Instagram user scrappy posted a photo of Hamilton asking an important question:
So, #Beliebers, what's your answer?
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