For most bloggers and online entrepreneurs, we don’t have the budget to hire a SEO team to help us with our search engine optimization.

Hence, learning how to DIY our own SEO is very important.

Wouldn’t you love to learn how you can do your own SEO?

Personally, I choose ... [click to continue...]

I’m not the most artistic person, but I respect and enjoy good design.

I’ve had some requests from some of you to introduce y’all to other amazing alternatives that work like Canva.

So, here are some sites like Canva for you to check out – i.e. amazing tools that will ... [click to continue...]

What is a trackback?

You may have heard of bloggers throwing that term around, or perhaps you’ve seen some trackbacks appearing in your WordPress editor.

Today, I’ll be writing a comprehensive and practical guide about trackbacks to cover everything you need to know about it.

Essentially, you’ll be learning the ... [click to continue...]

Note from Raelyn: We haven’t had a post about guest posting so far, so I thought it would be great to get a seasoned guest poster who writes guest posts for his company to come on here to share his guest posting strategy. Let’s welcome Callum, a seasoned writer who ... [click to continue...]

What’s your 404 page like?

I don’t know about you, but I used to completely ignore my 404 page.

My 404 page would just say, “Oops! Page not found!”, and my visitors would be left in limbo.

As I was systemically evaluating my blog for places to optimize for subscribers... [click to continue...]

I love Pinterest. Most of you know that.

Lately, Pinterest has been changing things up a ton and the recommended Pinterest image sizes just seem to keep changing.

I used to have a ton of long pins but now they are all cut off in the Pinterest newsfeed. Oh the ... [click to continue...]

Note from Raelyn: This is one of those angsty blog posts that I found in my drafts but never published… You know, when you’re all worked up and just have to rant and let it out. Full disclaimer, it doesn’t sound like my usual self (not as eloquent, nor as ... [click to continue...]