Category Archives: Blog Network Tips

4 Ways to Become a Better Blog Editor

 Maybe you run an oral health blog, a fashion magazine, or even a sci-fi news site. Whatever your blog niche, editing is a huge part of your job. Your readers, as well as search engines, expect content that is full of value and free from errors. The good news is you can use some simple techniques to become a better blog editor so that your content meets the expectations.  Continue reading

Originally posted on February 13, 2023 @ 12:58 am

Working With SEO In the Healthcare Field

When you think about SEO inside of the healthcare industry, there’s a number of factors that you have to consider. Most importantly, the terms associated with healthcare are universal, as are many of the products, services, and processes. And that means everyone is going to be fighting for the same words and even combinations of words.

So. that means that you have to be both creative and detailed when it comes to your particular site. Five ways that you can approach this situation logically include threading software solutions into the mix, using medical advice topics, frequently updating, thinking about multimedia potential, and reviewing algorithms regularly. Continue reading

Originally posted on May 2, 2016 @ 8:33 am

5 Ways To Get a Grip on Modern SEO Practices

Search engine optimization is a constantly evolving process, but it’s also absolutely vital that you get it right if you want to compete in the online world for attention, advertising revenue, or just traffic in general.

So, even if you think you have a handle on your own practices, go through the five following tips in order to make sure that none of your knowledge base contradicts some of the contemporary methods that have become the technical norm. Continue reading

Originally posted on December 10, 2015 @ 2:01 am

Online Safety Tips Publishers Should Keep in Mind

Update and modify. By now, this should be the standard operating procedure (SOP) of every publisher as well as business owners who operate on the web and even private individuals who have various accounts on the internet.

Similar to the real world, one’s safety online should be of a top priority. It pays to be vigilant and not end up a victim of scams, frauds and identity theft.

Online-security-Hacking-Tips

Statistics show that internet scam complaints from 2005 to 2009 went up from 100,000 per year to almost 300,000. The top scams include identity theft, FBI-related scams, miscellaneous fraud, advance fee fraud and spam. Most of these scams come from the U.S. (65.9%), the U.K. (10.4%) and China (3.1%).
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Originally posted on February 8, 2013 @ 9:37 pm

Joining Blog Networks the Smart Way

Joining a blog network these days has become a less attractive option due to the recent penalization of blog networks by Google. The whole idea of joining a blog network after all is to supposedly help you position either your blog or yourself in a way that will increase your reach and build your link profile. Instead, due to the countless low quality (even downright spammy) blog networks in existence, joining a blog network indiscriminately may lead to disastrous results.

If you plan on joining a blog network, either as a blogger for existing blogs on a network, or to have your blog added as part of the network, you’d better exercise caution so that you end up with a network that will truly help you reach your goals.

Some warning you should watch out for when joining blog networks include:

  • Poor content – If the blog network offers poor content, stay away. You don’t want to be associated with anything that will diminish your reputation instead of build it up. Read the actual posts and you can easily see whether they are publishing spun content or are using ghost bloggers that do not even have a good command of the English language. In addition to these, many of the blogs are not even thematic and will write about any topic, which is a sign that they are accepting payment to link to sites, and as we know they will get penalized if caught.
  • Ugly pages – Most link farms disguising as blog networks use templates that they do not bother to customize at all.
  • No information about the people behind it – You will find that the best blog networks have “real” people behind them. Stay away from blog networks without decent write ups on the authors/bloggers and do not even provide proper contact information.

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Originally posted on March 30, 2012 @ 3:24 am