Ebele Ubaka
Blogging metric tools are simply the tools used to check the state of your blog and how often you are growing. This is also dependent on what you want to measure. Do you want to measure the growth rate of your subscribers or web visitors or how many customers you have rendered services to? You … Read more
To start your backlinking journey, you need to have at least 15 long-form quality posts published on your blog. Long-form is subjective actually. If your blog post is answering specific question and in 400 words or more, you are able to answer those questions in a way that the reader takes action and gets a … Read more
Your blog is up and running. You are getting some traffic. How do you retain them and make them keep coming back for more? You do this in two ways. By push notifications and With an email service provider. Push notifications are easy to set up, however most users find it annoying and can label … Read more
There are two ways on how to drive traffic to your blog. Paid traffic and Unpaid traffic. Paid traffic is simply the use of funds, paid to a third-party platform to send their audience to your website. This can be done through the use of adverts from social media platforms, TV stations, Local newspapers etc. … Read more
Setting up social media accounts for your blog depends largely on your niche. At the beginning of this step-by-step guide, I wrote about creating a Business plan. in that plan, you wrote down the social media accounts you plan to use. Each social media has a specific type of audience it addresses. Some social media … Read more
How to setup Google Alerts for Latest Posts on Google. Things are trending and happening daily but how do you keep tabs on them without running around from one post to the other or loosing valuable time surfing for news, or at least the news that matter? Ever heard of Google Alerts? It’s a notification … Read more
In choosing your monetizing platform, there are things to consider. First, you must have a substantial traffic volume from various traffic sources. Do not depend on only on source of traffic. If you afford it, use social media ad platforms to send traffic to your site. Use the barest payment offer. Use Facebook Ads, TikTok … Read more
Pinterest platform is basically image/video posting. It’s not much for text. Unlike Facebook that limits your traffic, making users to view your content on their browser by default, Pinterest sends you organic traffic just like Google. Start by creating an account. Preferably a business account instead of a personal one. The business account has more … Read more
Setting Up Google Analytics for Your Blog. Google Analytics helps you measure varying statistics like page views, scroll distance on a page, location of visitors, etc, on your blog. It’s basically to monitor traffic, traffic sources, and what your visitors do on your blog. You will also learn how to link Google Search Console to … Read more
If you are new here, you might probably not understand this post. I re-designed this blog to accommodate where I’m going. If you have not been following me since this WordPress blog started out on April 29th, 2022, as theentrepreneurialarchitect.com, you will need to know this backstory. Here is how I started this blog and … Read more
Submitting your blog to search engines requires two things for most of them. Creating an account on their platforms and your sitemap. The sitemap has a lot of parts to it and to avoid making search engines index parts of our blog that we do not want it to, we will be getting only the … Read more
Creating Your First Blog Post; this is the long-awaited part that actually involves the blogging aspect. If you have followed all the previous steps from 1 to 10, I must congratulate you. The previous steps have set up your admin for good and you do not need to ever go back to them except if … Read more
