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Many people who want to start blogging have asked this question a lot of times, and they want to know the meaning and/or difference between a blog and a website. Now, this post today is just a quick read to make you understand what the two terms mean, now that you have shown some great interest in blogging. And since I have also noticed that most people who are either starting up or planning to venture into blogging misunderstand a few things here and there when it comes to those two words. So I have therefore decided to do just the explanations bit for those who would want to know a little bit or even more about them in the blogging industry. If you continue reading more related contents from this blog, you will realize that in most of my blog posts I have used the two terms (blog and website) interchangeably. Meaning they are more or less one and the same thing. Note : Anyone can start a blog and it doesn't matter who you are, what age, your industry, profession etc. P...

Google penalizes ignorance, and ignorance in this case to me is a universal term interms of blogging, because it cuts across a number aspects. It might come and affect you in different angles. What I know in this industry is that I will never ignore some simple guidelines that are supposed to be so direct to us in our content creation, and some of those are Google page rank penalties. In other words they are content publication policies and/or warnings. Why I Will Avoid Them If I Were You. Let me assure you that you are guaranteed to find it rough if you don't follow them since Google expects you to at least strictly follow. If you feel you can't stick to them then better still avoid them like plague. Your ignorance upon them will definitely lead your website into web presence oblivion. You might get into a serious fix in the end. You will encounter dire consequences in terms of Google SERPs rankings. So, if I were you I will first start with the most obviou...

Did you know that machines too are smart and they think? They are not just robots or auto-programmed gadgets, but they are intelligent machines at the same time in this digital technology age. Infact they are so smart that nowadays you can't beat their technical intelligence i.e, the  artificial Intelligence when it comes to differentiating what is intended to be right, and what is actually the right thing to do? And so Google  too due to its algorithms - and as the search engine platform - is very smart to know the intention of your content(s), i.e if it's meant for the search engines or for your users. In the advent of quality algorithms that are meant to ensure greater (UX) user-experience , Google came up with content monitoring techniques through algorithm updates like Panda , Penguin , Hummingbird  etc and these technologies are being updated and released every now and then, every year to ensure that your site visitors get the best. Just to do...

Apparently many bloggers out there, - including those who have stayed in the industry for quite some time, but especially those who are new and are just starting up, - dedicate most of their time in churning out or producing blog-post-after-blog-post almost thrice or twice a week. Disclosure: This post contains affiliate links, and so that means if you click and/or purchase any product/service I will receive a commission at no additional cost to you.   Read more... Sometimes they even publish content almost every single day into their website(s) hoping that site visitors and the world as a whole will access and read those posts, but despite all their efforts still nothing comes out of it that can impress anyone else. I know you might also be going through that same experience and despite all that, - with all the quality contents that you create - traffic flow into your website/blog is almost nothing or none at all in most cases. That can be frustrating alot even if you ...

The realities of affiliate marketing are so clear and open, sometimes so tough to comprehend for those who do it with a preconceived mindset. A mindset to achieve something positive and within a very short span of time. That is if you expect certain results at some point in time, but if it doesn't happen the way you expected it be then it makes you feel more discouraged, demoralised and unable to proceed on with your goals. These are the 5 (five) reasons why you will hate affiliate marketing, unless you change. Disclosure: This post contains affiliate links, and so that means if you click and/or purchase any product/service I will receive a commission at no additional cost to you. Read more... Reason #1: Its Not a Get-rich-quick Scheme. As opposed to most make-money-online programs, affiliate marketing is the most preferred method by many publishers or webmasters out there to make money online, because of the high commission rates that you receive from the sale...

We constantly use contents on a daily basis as a strategy to express what we think about a certain concept, a brand, a process, among many other aspects of online marketing; for us to spread an idea and in turn influence our audience's action in general. An idea which can also be a product or service in itseld, and if put into clear perspective of the customer's search intent, then it can be the single most efficient and highly effective deciding factor for your target audience to take an action. On what you want them to get in terms of satisfying their needs. And that's content marketing. So if you do it the wrong way then you will definitely fail. Content marketing is a very strong online presence strategy for most businesses (both small and large) and professional marketers too out there. And at the same time it's a specifically strong method used when it comes to brand awareness. So in simple terms, I would say that it is - a descriptive style of painting the ...