Podcasts about blog design

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Blog or Website bana to koi bhi lete hai par sahi jankari naa hone ke karan kar dete hai usme bhut si Galtiya Jane-anjane me, Jo Aapko Apne Blog Design me kabhi nahi karna hai. Mene Iss PostCast me 15 Blog Design Mistakes ke ware me bataya hai: #1: Colour Combination #2: Sidebar Widgets #3: Menu bar #4: Less Quality Image (High Quality Free Image yaha se Download kare) #5: Compress Image #6: Jada Ads #7: Multiple Fonts #8: Contents or Readable #9: Links or Normal Text #10: Text Alignment #11: Mobile Friendly / Responsive #12: Social Media Buttons #13: Search Box #14: Flash content or blinking text #15: Broken links Read Full Article: https://www.hindimehelp.com/blog-design-mistakes/ Ummid karta hu aapke liye jankari Valuable rahegi.. Agar aapko Podcast pasand aai ho to Please isko rate jarur kare.. Aesi hi aur Jankari ke Liye Podcast ko Subscribe kare. Agar aapka koi Question hai to aap Twitter par #AskHMH hastag ke sath apna Question Tweet kare. ---- Join Hindi Bloggers/Youtuber Community: FB Group --- Mujse Connect karne ke liye Iss Link par jaye.. www.RohitMewada.com/me Join me : Instagram | Facebook | Twitter | Linkedin | YouTube | TikTok | Telegram | www.HindiMeHelp.com ---- Podcast Available at : Anchor | Google Podcast | Apple Podcast | Breaker | Spotify | OverCast | Stitcher | HeadFone | RadioPublic --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/rnmewada/message

Pour ce deuxième épisode de DECODEUR, le podcast de celles et ceux qui font la déco aujourd'hui, c'est Laetitia Renevier, alias Billie Blanket qui a eu la gentillesse de se prêter au jeu du podcast et de répondre à mes questions. Il y a 4 ans, soutenu par l'équipe du elledecoration.fr, elle a décidé de créer son propre blog (sous le nom de Billie Blanket donc). Elle y partage son quotidien de journaliste déco, ses coups de cœurs et ses trouvailles, mais aussi les bonnes idées à piquer ici ou là, notamment lors de visites privées dans des intérieurs très inspirants, chaleureux ET réalistes. Avec ce blog joyeux et dans l’air du temps Laëtitia n’est pas de celles qui veulent vous en mettre plein la vue, elle veut partager avec sincérité sa passion de la déco qui l’amène d’ailleurs aujourd’hui à la création : Laetitia nous parle de la collaboration qu'elle vient de terminer avec LA REDOUTE INTERIEURS et de sa nouvelle passion pour la création. Elle nous raconte aussi ses journées, sa façon de travailler, son quotidien dans sa jolie "maison de vacances" mais aussi le rapport qu'elle entretient avec Instagram et la blogosphère. Une conversation en toute transparence enregistrée dans une grande chambre du très bel hôtel Panache, en plein coeur de Paris. Si le podcast vous plait n'hésitez pas à vous abonner pour ne pas rater les prochains épisodes, à laisser un commentaire ou 5 étoiles, et à suivre @decodeur sur Instagram... A tout de suite !

Melissa Culbertson is a mom of two boys, a social media strategist for Burt's Bees, the author of Blog Design for Dummies, a long-time fitness instructor, and, on top of all that, runs a site called Blog Clarity educating bloggers and online entrepreneurs on how to create a successful blog. It's no surprise that someone with such a busy schedule would be drawn to fostering more simplicity, clarity, and gratitude in the daily lives of her and her family. Melissa will share how she uses technology to capture the everyday moments of life, and why it's important for all of us to notice and appreciate the simple joys in life, to remember as they really happen, and to share with intention. Plus, a try this that most of us probably don't even realize we aren't already doing.   Visit the Show Notes related to this episode. We have lots of fun and inspiring content on our website www.AngelaWagnerCoaching.com. Get in touch with Angela and Nicole at podcast@angelawagnercoaching.com  Connect with us on Instagram & Facebook @CoachAWags.  We are so excited to meet you!  

We are affiliates for Media Kit Smash, Melissa's course that walks you through making a professional, informative media kit that gives potential partners exactly what they're looking for. Go ahead and check it out. We'll wait. Last week, we chatted with Jenny Melrose about the power of pitching to collaborate with your dream brands as the first installment in a four-part series, 4 Marketing Tools Every Influencer Needs. This week, we're tackling another important marketing tool in any influencer's arsenal: media kits. Want to know more about those four marketing tools? 4 Tools Every Blogger Needs to Market Their Business A media kit is a visual complement to your pitch— it serves as a brief introduction so that potential partners can learn about you and your blog. In short, it's your opportunity to highlight just how awesome you are! But much like how many bloggers struggle with writing their own bios, deciding exactly what to include in your media kit and how to best present that information can be a challenge. That's where Melissa Culbertson comes in. Any blogger that does any type of sponsored work really does need a media kit. -Melissa Culbertson Melissa is the author of Blog Design for Dummies, and on her site Blog Clarity, she helps bloggers and business owners find their a-ha moments with online courses. She started out with a parenting site that occasionally posted marketing tips for bloggers, but popular demand and the itch to teach led her to expand into a powerhouse brand that has helped countless bloggers refine their blog design, create better content, and bring in more traffic. Melissa now has over 17 years of marketing experience and currently works at Burt's Bees as the Assistant Manager for Brand Engagement in Digital. As a blogger herself, Melissa sees the influencer world from the brand side and the influencer side, and we love to tap into that perspective. In this episode of the Businessese Influencer Marketing Podcast, Jamie picks Melissa's brain about best practices when building and designing a media kit. Listen in and learn: why it's so important for influencers to have a media kit the essential components of a media kit (and what bloggers often miss) the value of testimonials and how to acquire them what brands are looking for in influencers advice for new bloggers still building their numbers the best ways to present your media kit to a brand what to include on a "work with me" page on your site how to respond to those pitches in your inbox and a whole lot more, including what you receive and learn from Media Kit Smash (it's like a media kit course and Canva tutorial all in one, and it comes with templates!). Give Melissa's tips a try and let us know how you do in our private Facebook group, Businessese HQ. Resources: Blog Clarity Media Kit Smash Melissa's other courses: Content Brew and Pinning Perfect Blog Design for Dummies on Amazon Never Eat Alone: And Other Secrets to Success, One Relationship at a Time on Amazon

You might think…”What an odd title for this blog post”. Really, can a blog post really be perfect? What is a perfect blog design? Calling a blog design “perfect” is a far stretch, I know. Perfection is a relative as beauty is definitely in the eye of the beholder. But on today’s blog post and […] The post MIH 047:What Makes a Perfect Blog Design? appeared first on Mompreneurs in Heels.

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For the first time in three years, we've got a new header image at the blog.  That would be exciting enough on its own but this year my son did the layout.  He'll discuss the new site logo, as well as other creative things he's done for both the blog and other areas of his life.

Andy and Barry review the many choices you make to optimize the design of your blog for a great user experience. Special guest: Rebecca Gill.

Note: you can listen to this episode above or load it up in iTunes. How to Refresh the Design of Your Blog For Maximum Impact Today's episode is part 6 of the new 'Today, Not Someday' podcast series. The focus is actioning your 'someday' list, the things you've always wanted to do to improve your blog but have struggled to make happen. For details about how the series works, check out episode one here. Part 2 was about why you should sell a product on your blog (and how to do it). Part 3 was about how to increase your subscriber numbers for your email list. Part 4 was about how to get readers excited to join and stay on your email list. Part 5 was about how to use auto responders to drive traffic and profit with your blog. The focus of today's episode is how to refresh the design of your blog to maximise your chances of making people feel what you want them to feel and doing what you want them to do.   In This Episode You can listen to today's episode above or in iTunes or Stitcher (where we'd also LOVE to get your reviews on those platforms if you have a moment). In today's episode: Why the design of your blog is so vital 4 areas of your blog design that you should review and update How to refresh your blog sidebar How to tackle your blog navigation How to tackle your calls to action How to work out if you need to upgrade your blog design completely 5 key principles of effective design that you should implement in your blog design Further Reading and Resources for How to Refresh the Design of Your Blog For Maximum Impact Where to find a new blog theme StudioPress has a great range of options for wordpress themes. Check out what StudioPress has to offer here (ProBlogger affiliate link). Other episodes in the Today, Not Someday Series: Part 1: Introducing New 'Today, Not Someday' Series Part 2: Why You Should Create a Product to Sell On Your Blog (and Tips on How to Do It) Part 3: How to Increase the Subscriber Numbers to Your Email List Part 4: How to Get Readers Excited to Join and Stay on Your Email List Part 5: How to Use Autoresponders to Fast Track Engagement and Profit Meet my new friend, Edgar (and a SPECIAL OFFER) Full Transcript Expand to view full transcript Compress to smaller transcript view I’d like to welcome a new sponsor to the ProBlogger podcast for the duration of this 10 part series, my friend ‘Edgar'. Edgar is a tool I’ve been using since January of this year that does exactly what this series is about. It enables you to make the work you do on social media keep paying off for the long term. You put a little work into Edgar today by adding social media updates highlighting the great content in your blog’s archives and Edgar goes to work to share them to your followers not just once but by queuing your updates to keep delivering to into the future. The team at Edgar have put together a special deal for ProBlogger readers which gives you a free one month trial. Sign up for your free one month trial at meetedgar.com/problogger. Here's a video of how I use Edgar: If watching videos isn't your thing - here's a blog post I wrote on how I use Edgar. Hi there and welcome to episode 71 of the ProBlogger podcast. My name is Darren Rowse and today, we are going to talk about your blog’s design. This is part of our ongoing series of challenges that I’m giving you every couple of days over the month of December, to go away and do something today that you have probably got on your someday list. Design is something that many of us, as bloggers say, “Yeah, one day I’ll redesign my blog,” or, “One day I’ll look at that navigation area,” or, “One day I’ll give my sidebar a spring-clean.” Well, I have got some news for you. Today is the day. We are using the hashtag #TodayNotSomeday” over on Twitter and a lot of you have been sharing the things that you have be...

Let's get down to itWhen it comes to blogging, sure we heart beauty but not more than answers to our questions. Even if we are here to entertain we are answering a question.It is so easy to get caught up in the tools and allow that to keep us from creating content. Perhaps this is a defense mechanism to keep us from that ever lurking fear of failure. If you are freaking out or worrying about whether or not you have the right font, or the right design or the right keyboard, just launch your blog. If you have stopped writing on your blog for a while and are worried about starting again, just start again. If these things are stressing you out, know that it is ok. Fear is normal. Use that fear to fuel your fire and get to blogging. iTunes Review: http://apple.co/1dgFZzENiche Blog Boss: http://bit.ly/1LXQ3wXhttps://www.amazon.com/shop/iteachblogging

Let's get down to itWhen it comes to blogging, sure we heart beauty but not more than answers to our questions. Even if we are here to entertain we are answering a question.It is so easy to get caught up in the tools and allow that to keep us from creating content. Perhaps this is a defense mechanism to keep us from that ever lurking fear of failure. If you are freaking out or worrying about whether or not you have the right font, or the right design or the right keyboard, just launch your blog. If you have stopped writing on your blog for a while and are worried about starting again, just start again. If these things are stressing you out, know that it is ok. Fear is normal. Use that fear to fuel your fire and get to blogging. iTunes Review: http://apple.co/1dgFZzENiche Blog Boss: http://bit.ly/1LXQ3wXhttps://www.amazon.com/shop/iteachblogging

Let's discuss a piece of really bad blogging advice: Blog Design doesn’t matter. Blog design effects everything about your blog including SEO and page rankings. Let's talk blog design.https://www.amazon.com/shop/iteachblogging

Let's discuss a piece of really bad blogging advice: Blog Design doesn’t matter. Blog design effects everything about your blog including SEO and page rankings. Let's talk blog design.https://www.amazon.com/shop/iteachblogging