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In episode 645, Megan chats to bloggers, Ashley Freeman and Gwen Wolken, about how to achieve success as a new blogger. This is part 2 of the New Blogger conversations. Ashley is a seasoned culinary content creator with 11 years of experience who launched her blog, Little Black Skillet, at the end of 2023. Her journey began in the publishing world as a recipe developer, food stylist, and cookbook editor before transitioning to freelance. Ashley has served as the editor of over 40 cookbooks and has authored two of her own, including The Duke's Mayonnaise Cookbook, published in 2020. She also brought her culinary expertise to television, working as the head food stylist for seasons 1–4 and culinary producer for seasons 5–9 of the Food Network show Delicious Miss Brown. Gwen Wolken founded A Sweet Thyme to share her recipes with family and friends and to connect with others who love to cook. Today, the blog houses delicious and dependable Mediterranean recipes that are mostly gluten-free and simple to prepare. After spending time in corporate America, Gwen became an entrepreneur and had several businesses, but her favorite was a chocolate business that she nurtured for over ten years before creating A Sweet Thyme. Gwen is married and the Mom to three adult boys, two of which are married. In this episode, you'll learn how to invest wisely in your blogging business when you're starting out and why networking can make a big difference to your blog's growth trajectory. Key points discussed include: - Understand your audience: Regularly survey your audience to ensure your content aligns with their needs and interests. - Explore new content formats: Consider adding video content to your Pinterest strategy to diversify your offerings. - Evaluate your marketing efforts: Regularly assess the return on investment for your participation in Facebook recipe roundup groups. - Leverage organizational tools: Use tools like Reminders and spreadsheets to create a daily to-do list and stay organized. - Find your niche: Identify your unique strengths and passions, and let them shine through in your content. - Invest in your business: Be willing to spend money on hosting, themes, and other tools to improve your blog's performance. - Build a supportive community: Participate in mastermind groups and attend conferences to connect with like-minded bloggers. - Adapt to platform changes: Stay flexible and willing to adjust your strategies as platforms like Pinterest update their algorithms. - Embrace authenticity: Focus on creating content that aligns with your values and resonates with your audience, rather than chasing trends. Connect with Ashley Freeman Website | Instagram Connect with Gwen Wolken Website  | Instagram

In episode 644, newer bloggers Kristina Cadelina, Rose Sioson and Mandy Martinez teach us how to start a successful blog in 2025. This is part 1 of the New Blogger conversations. Kristina is a food blogger who helps her readers reconnect with their wellness by offering nourishing and versatile Mediterranean inspired recipes. She is also a food photographer and helps brands and food bloggers grow their business by offering professional photography and video services.  Rose is an experienced IT professional with over two decades in the field. Nearly a year ago, she launched Deliciously Rushed, a blog that blends her love for food with her need for a creative outlet, all while balancing a full-time job and family. Aware of her limited time, Rose strategically invested in courses to streamline her growth and minimize costly mistakes. Her primary goal for 2024 is to qualify for the Mediavine ad network, and she is currently on the verge of reaching the 50K session threshold needed to achieve it. Mandy is the photographer and recipe developer behind Semi Homemade Kitchen. Her passion lies in simplifying the art of cooking without sacrificing flavor. She believes that anyone, regardless of their cooking expertise, can whip up mouthwatering dishes. Using shortcuts like cake mixes, cookie mixes, pudding mix, premade pie crusts, biscuit dough, canned soups, pasta sauces, and more to make the cooking process accessible and enjoyable for everyone. In this episode, you'll learn about the importance of niche and experimenting with different strategies, as well as how to pick seasonal content to boost your visibility. Key points discussed include: - Consistency is key: Maintaining consistent activity and content creation across platforms like Facebook, Pinterest, and Google is crucial for driving traffic and growth. - Experiment with different strategies: Try various tactics like video pins, animated pins, and keyword research tools to see what works best for your unique blog and audience. - Invest in yourself: Joining mastermind groups, taking courses, and outsourcing tasks can provide valuable insights and free up time to focus on core activities. - Leverage niche communities: Actively participating in relevant Facebook groups can be an effective way to drive immediate traffic and build relationships with your target audience. - Capitalize on seasonality: Aligning your content with popular seasonal trends, like holiday recipes or summer ice cream, can help boost your visibility and engagement. - Diversify your traffic sources: While Google traffic is valuable, don't rely solely on it - explore other platforms like Pinterest and social media to build a well-rounded traffic strategy. - Stay true to your niche: Focusing on content that aligns with your blog's core purpose and resonates with your target audience can lead to greater success. - Embrace an experimental mindset: Be willing to try new things, even if they don't work out initially, as it can lead to unexpected breakthroughs. - Leverage freelancing opportunities: Combining your blog with freelance work, such as photography or recipe development, can provide financial stability and creative fulfillment. Connect with Kristina Cadelina Website | Instagram Connect with Rose Sioson Website  | Instagram Connect with Mandy Martinez Website | Instagram

From burned out freelance writer to making $200+ a day in affiliate sales ... all in less than a year. That’s Tami Smith's story. Tami was writing affiliate content for clients when she had a “why don’t I try that?” moment. Starting in late 2019, Tami went from watching clients make money from the articles she wrote, to making her own affiliate commissions on a site of her own. Her effort and results on FitHealthyMomma.com are extraordinary, all while combining two things she loves -- fitness and writing. Tune in to hear: how Tami gained traction and traffic so quickly the tools she uses to get the job done how you can follow a similar path with a side hustle of your own If this inspires you to start a blog of your own, my free video series will help you get online quickly and affordably. Download the Free Bonus: 3 Common Website Mistakes that are Costing You Money Full show notes

When you first start a blog, you have so many skills to learn! Here's my advice on what to focus on and important mindset tips for new bloggers. ⚡️ Get onto the Blogging Mastermind Waitlist HERE. ⚡️ Come join the Blogging Breakthroughs Facebook group to get FREE blog coaching from Faith! Get all your blogging questions answer ⚡️ Instagram  ⚡️ www.faithmariah.com

This is an episode in which I was talked mainly about three things of micro Blogging. First one is - what is micro Blogging, second one is why micro Blogging is important for new bloggers, and the last but not least I was discussed pros and cons of micro Blogging. So if you are a blogger then this episode is only for you.

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Thomas Beckett is one of my students who just launched his very first blog. Quickly, he started to get traffic using some of the methods we discussed. In our interview, he shares what it's really like to be a blogger, what he's learned, and the niche he chose to write about. You'll also discover how he's now getting regular traffic from search engines, like Google, using some of the techniques I teach. Links and Resources Life of Freedom YouTube Channel Join Freedom Newsletter How to Start a Blog

Traveling Tanya started her blog in mid 2018, and has been joining me every 3 months to share her journey as a new blogger!This is part 3 of a year-long case study, and you can find parts 1 and 2 located here: https://doyouevenblog.com/12-month-new-blogger-case-study/Enjoy!

Today is part two of my interview with awarding winning blogger and travel photographer, Gary Arndt from Everything Everywhere. In today's podcast, you'll learn about how to handle FOMO (fear of missing out), the reality of just starting out as a blogger, and why if you have an audience the money will find you. More About Gary [...] The post BITW 140: Building Authority as a New Blogger & Travel Photography Tips with Gary Arndt (Part 2) appeared first on Break Into Travel Writing.

Today is part two of my interview with awarding winning blogger and travel photographer, Gary Arndt from Everything Everywhere. In today's podcast, you'll learn about how to handle FOMO (fear of missing out), the reality of just starting out as a blogger, and why if you have an audience the money will find you. More About Gary [...] The post BITW 140: Building Authority as a New Blogger & Travel Photography Tips with Gary Arndt (Part 2) appeared first on Break Into Travel Writing.

Traveling Tanya is currently in month 4 of a brand new blog--and the "honeymoon phase" is quickly coming to and end...Will she be able to persist and grow? Can she figure out how to balance her time to continue blogging--long enough to see organic growth and monetization?Find out in part 2 of the 12-month long new blogger case study!Full case study here: https://doyouevenblog.com/12-month-new-blogger-case-study/**The DYEB Podcast is sponsored by ME :) :)Newbie blogger guide: https://doyouevenblog.com/start-a-blogMonetization guide: https://doyouevenblog.com/how-to-monetize-a-blogAll podcast interviews: https://doyouevenblog.com/podcastNew Blogger Bootcamp: https://bloggeru.org/new-blogger-bootcamp

Both Nick and Chelsea are here to help answer this question for us! Bloggers tend to spend a LOT of money (and waste a lot of money), so we're trying to tackle the question of how to use cash to leverage growth.Full post here: https://doyouevenblog.com/how-to-invest-blog-online-business/Nick can be found at https://mappedoutmoney.com/Chelsea can be found at https://www.mamafishsaves.com/

Ben Foley started writing about how to use mindfulness to reduce stress and anxiety at FullyRichLife.com a little over 6 months ago. Since then, his little side project has generated over 6000 email subscribers and $10,000 in revenue. His secret sauce? Tapping into the big audience of readers on Medium.com. Note: Click here to download Ben's tips for getting your content in front of huge audiences and building your email list. Having overcome stress and anxiety issues himself, he knew this was a niche he could enter and help others. And, with a different approach to using mindfulness in the modern world to help reduce stress working for him, he knew he had a unique angle to blog about. Before starting his site in December last year Ben had never even written a blog post. However, after finding a passion for writing and encouraged by positive feedback, he “tripled down” on content and started getting huge exposure almost right away -- something new sites often struggle with. Related: My free video series on how to start a blog. Tune in to hear how you can use Medium to growth hack your new or existing site, and how Ben is turning those readers into subscribers and revenue.

On this week's episode of the Blogged Podcast, we're announcing not only a totally new series but a NEW BLOGGER behind My Haute Society. When CJ stepped back, she left a big void and it's about dang time we brought on a new blogger babe to help grow our amazing community. We're dishing all about it […] The post BLOGGED CHAT with Tabitha & Cara of My Haute Society appeared first on MY HAUTE SOCIETY.

What if you could get in-depth behind-the-scenes action into the life of a new blogger--over the course of their entire first year?Now you can! This is part 1 of a 4-part series with Traveling Tanya--a brand new blogger we're going to track over the next year!Full details here: https://doyouevenblog.com/case-studiesI'm super excited to explore this and follow-along. Enjoy!

What's Pat been up to: Glasgow School of Art fire, World Cup, new blogger Lola Rose, West End Festival and more Jim & Pat's Glasgow West End Chat - Episode 23 Links Pat's Guide To Glasgow West End West End Festival Music by Jim Byrne Get in touch non Twitter: @glasgowswestend

5 huge problems new bloggers face, and how to conquer them!Full blog post here: https://doyouevenblog.com/podcast/fredIn this chat, legendary blog mentor Jillian from Montana Money Adventures steps in to help walk a new blogger through the early stages of growth.Please meet Fred from Prairie Fire Canada!Enjoy!

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Ben Foley started writing about how to use mindfulness to reduce stress and anxiety at FullyRichLife.com a little over 6 months ago. Since then, his little side project has generated over 6000 email subscribers and $10,000 in revenue. His secret sauce? Tapping into the big audience of readers on Medium.com. Note: Click here to download Ben’s tips for getting your content in front of huge audiences and building your email list. Having overcome stress and anxiety issues himself, he knew this was a niche he could enter and help others. And, with a different approach to using mindfulness in the modern world to help reduce stress working for him, he knew he had a unique angle to blog about. Before starting his site in December last year Ben had never even written a blog post. However, after finding a passion for writing and encouraged by positive feedback, he “tripled down” on content and started getting huge exposure almost right away -- something new sites often struggle with. Related: My free video series on how to start a blog. Tune in to hear how you can use Medium to growth hack your new or existing site, and how Ben is turning those readers into subscribers and revenue.

Today's question comes from Sean, who asks about building traffic to his blog. Which method is best for a new blog: SEO or content marketing? Sean’s site is http://flighttrainingpro.com. I recommend using Yoast SEO WordPress plugin to help you include the correct SEO fields (https://wordpress.org/plugins/wordpress-seo/); All in One SEO Pack is also a good alternative plugin (https://wordpress.org/plugins/all-in-one-seo-pack/). This is the FoodTruckr article I mentioned (http://foodtruckr.com/2013/10/what-i-wish-id-known-before-starting-my-food-truck/). The giveaway plugin I recommend is KingSumo (http://kingsumo.com/). Do you have a question about traffic growth? Record it at http://www.askpat.com/. Today's sponsor is Freshbooks. Go to http://www.freshbooks.com/askpat and enter "Ask Pat" for more information.

I get it. When you start a blog, you're usually not in a position where you have much disposable income if at all. There are some things you should invest in before others and it doesn't have to cost you and arm and a leg. If you invest about $250 into your blog, you can take it far before having to invest more. In episode 61 of the podcast, I discuss how to maximize a $250 budget as a new blogger. Be sure to get the free show notes at mattieologie.com/ep61

I can't believe that I've been blogging for almost 6 years come January. But now that I know what I know when it comes to blogging - monetizing, branding, audience building - I would have done things a little differently. In episode 56, I break down five things I wish I would've known as a new blogger and what new bloggers should know as well. Be sure to get your free show notes and worksheet at http://mattieologie.com/ep56.

Show notes for this episode: http://brightideas.co/9 Are you constantly thinking about how to increase web traffic? Would you like to hear how a brand new blogger got 50,000 visitors in his first 30 days – without a list of subscribers or any help from affiliates? To discover how a brand new blogger got 50,000 visitors to his blog in his first 30 days, I interview Peep Laja in this episode of the Bright Ideas podcast. Have a question about this episode? Record it at: http://brightideas.co/asktrent

How does a beginning blogger start a blog, launch a course and make over $2,000 in the span of a few weeks? That’s what we dive into in this interview. Sherri James, from RevSherri.com shares exactly how she made the course, marketed the course, and started making money. Show Notes => http://www.becomeablogger.com/224 Questions? Comments? Suggestions? Call the hotline @ (888) 835 - 2414

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Today's question is one that I suspect a lot of new bloggers have struggled with. Mike asks about the best way to create content for a blog when you're not an expert. I bet you have a great question you could ask! Go to http://www.askpat.com/ Mike's new website will be at http://www.smartdogowner.com

Peep Laya is the face of ConversionXL. His unusual name (to most people) is actually pronounced ‘Pep Laya’. He’s from Estonia, but lives mainly in the US these days. Peep is an entrepreneur and a conversion optimization junkie. He runs a unique conversion optimization marketing agency called Markitekt (they make existing sites better and build new conversion optimized websites) + several niche internet businesses such as T1Q. Peep delivers trainings and workshops on conversion optimization and internet marketing, consults businesses in need and plans the architecture of websites that sell. Thank you so much for listening! Please subscribe rate and review on your favorite podcast listening app. To get to the show notes for today's episode, go to https://brightideas.co/xxx...and if you have any questions for me, you can leave me a voicemail at brightideas.co/asktrent