While newspaper staffs continue to shrink, blogs have created a platform for any aspiring editorialist to publish content and potentially make a profit. In 2011, WordPress announced that it was supporting more than 50 million blogs. Needless to say, most blogs don’t make any money. How do bloggers distinguish themselves in this sea of content?
Anyone can make money blogging; you can even earn enough to quit your present job if you do it right. But you should be careful with books or courses promising to make you rich overnight.
You might have seen or heard of reports about bloggers making several thousands of dollars every day…
WordPress is the most favored CMS today. Over the past few years more and more developers are turning to WordPress to deliver
accessible websites to their clients. It is used by many content networks and seasoned journalists. TechCrunch, Mashable, GigaOM are some of the well known content networks powered by WordPress. To properly manage such expansive newsrooms, we can turn to a few great plugins to help us out.
There are external backlinks and then there internal links. The former is a topic of much debate and discussion in the organic SEO services world, internal linking, however, is a technique that many don’t completely understand, and often are not even aware of.
Have you uploaded a bunch of photos or documents, and want to insert them as a batch into your post or page editor? Strangely enough, WordPress doesn’t have this functionality yet. You need to insert links one by one in what is a very drab affair.
Worry not however, as usual a well-developed plugins comes to our rescue…
Are you fighting a losing battle against spam on your blog or website? Read on to find which plugins will provide a solution to ending spam once and for all.
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