5 things to do this weekend to help improve your blog
1. Start using Pinterest
Pinterest is a great tool for any blogger, I love to use to save inspiration to but it can also be used to drive traffic to your blog. There are a few tutorials on how to do so online but it does take time and commitment before you start seeing a increase in traffic. A great place to start is by changing over to a Business Pinterest account which is super easy and free to do, it just involve you adding a little code to your blog to verify the account.
2. Plan your blog posts
Knowing what you are writing over the next few weeks really helps you post more regularly and often helps you produce better content as you aren't left writing about something for the sake of simply getting a blog post up. If you're stuck for ideas have a look here, where I share lots of my own ideas.
3. Comment on other peoples work
Whether it is on Instagram, YouTube or blogs, leaving helpful comments on other peoples posts can really help form a relationship but also get your name out there and seen by other commenters.
4. Start scheduling your tweets
We don't always have time to tweet and share links which is why it's great to be able schedule them instead in order to keep people up to date. Take a few minutes out of your day to schedule five tweets using such tools as Buffer or Hootsuite
5. Learn how to use your camera
This is one I should really spend some time doing this week as I'm still not happy with my photos , Media Marmalade has a great blog post which I will be re-reading over the weekend.
Pinterest is a great tool for any blogger, I love to use to save inspiration to but it can also be used to drive traffic to your blog. There are a few tutorials on how to do so online but it does take time and commitment before you start seeing a increase in traffic. A great place to start is by changing over to a Business Pinterest account which is super easy and free to do, it just involve you adding a little code to your blog to verify the account.
2. Plan your blog posts
Knowing what you are writing over the next few weeks really helps you post more regularly and often helps you produce better content as you aren't left writing about something for the sake of simply getting a blog post up. If you're stuck for ideas have a look here, where I share lots of my own ideas.
3. Comment on other peoples work
Whether it is on Instagram, YouTube or blogs, leaving helpful comments on other peoples posts can really help form a relationship but also get your name out there and seen by other commenters.
4. Start scheduling your tweets
We don't always have time to tweet and share links which is why it's great to be able schedule them instead in order to keep people up to date. Take a few minutes out of your day to schedule five tweets using such tools as Buffer or Hootsuite
5. Learn how to use your camera
This is one I should really spend some time doing this week as I'm still not happy with my photos , Media Marmalade has a great blog post which I will be re-reading over the weekend.
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