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Should You Timestamp Your Blog Posts?

ProBlogger

The post Should You Timestamp Your Blog Posts? This post is based on episode 58 of the ProBlogger podcast. As you know, I have two blogs – ProBlogger and Digital Photography School. ProBlogger posts include the date they were published, whereas Digital Photography School posts don’t.

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How to Republish Old Blog Posts – and Why You’ll Want to

ProBlogger

For a post that’s already ranking well, try not to change any of the title tags, especially if Google is already using them as a list to answer a search query in a ‘featured snippet’. Ultimately, what matters is that you (re)publish the best post you can. Don’t create a new post and copy the old one into it.

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23 Low Budget Online Marketing Strategies for Small Businesses

Neil Patel

Creating a blog should be an option within your CMS, but if it’s not, a separate blog hosted on WordPress or Blogspot can prove just as useful. If you’re wondering how long it takes to write a quality blog post, most bloggers say they spend around four hours on each post. I’ve also been published in Inc.

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First Step to Beating Writer’s Block: Finding out Why You’re Stuck

ProBlogger

I’ve been writing about blogging since 2004, and about photography since 2007. I wasn’t having any problems with coming up with ideas, outlines or titles for blog posts, which may seem like an enviable position to be in. And I’m always amazed at how many people admit they have 50, 100 or even 200 half-written blog posts.

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The Ultimate Guide To Creating Evergreen Content For Your Blog

ProBlogger

The post The Ultimate Guide To Creating Evergreen Content For Your Blog appeared first on ProBlogger. This post is based on episode 136 of the ProBlogger podcast. Back in 2007 I was asked a question: “If you could only write one type of content on your blogs forever, what would it be?”.

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Blog This! Sometimes Going Back to Basics Leads to the Best Posts

ProBlogger

As I was preparing for my keynote, I was reminded of a post that I wrote on dPS back in 2007 that illustrates this pretty well. The post was How to Hold a Digital Camera. This post came about when I was looking through submitted reader photos to select some to critique in our forum. But I wrote the post anyway.

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How to Write a Free Ebook in Just 7 Days

Men With Pens

That means you’re looking for a topic that: You can cover in 3,000 – 4,500 words (around six blog posts in length). Tip: If you find that a particular point needs lots of research, it might be best as a blog post or even a separate ebook.). Day 7: Design and Publish Your Ebook. Avoid a sea of plain text.

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