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A Blogging Career might have a good start but get cut-short along the way. I try as much as possible to make sure my Blog is always a Guide to my fans, to ensure that their blogging career reaches the spotlights, i've got some tips to share.
Here are 4 factors that can end your blogging career.
* Unoptimised pages.
* Uncompressed https.
* Javascript issues.
* Website layout (this is very important because visitors mainly scan through the contents rather than read them)
* Too much flash etc.
In 2010 Google added site speed to the list of parameters for determining site rankings, now the speed at which someone could view the content from a search result would be a factor.
This boosts your site SEO and ranking which definitely increases conversion rates and more clicks. A slow website will not be able to achieve good google ranking and SEO conversion.
Always use words everyone can relate to when posting, this makes your content more interesting and relatable.
Posting less frequently will make your readers lose touch with your blog.
It is much easier to keep a loyal reader base when they have got information to read about each time they visit your blog. It’s also important to maintain a balance between posting too much and not posting at all.
A reader’s intention of visiting your blog is not to look at the design or layout, but rather it is to find the solution and get informed.
No matter the platform or host you're using, try and get at least most of these factors available for your blog.
* A Fully optimised and user friendly designs.
* Fast and reliable Hosting.
* Result oriented digital marketing.
* Branding services, Etc
✔ RECOMMENDED: How to Write a High Quality Blog Post
My name is Gozie Brain Izuka, and to all bloggers out there, i just want to make common sence; i hope i did.
Take a minuite of your time to drop a comment, it motivates me.
Here are 4 factors that can end your blogging career.
#1. A Slow Loading Website.
A slow website will result your loss of conversions from visitors who are currently on your site, which in turn results in loss of potential customers and fans. Some factors which can make your website slow include:* Unoptimised pages.
* Uncompressed https.
* Javascript issues.
* Website layout (this is very important because visitors mainly scan through the contents rather than read them)
* Too much flash etc.
In 2010 Google added site speed to the list of parameters for determining site rankings, now the speed at which someone could view the content from a search result would be a factor.
This boosts your site SEO and ranking which definitely increases conversion rates and more clicks. A slow website will not be able to achieve good google ranking and SEO conversion.
#2. Web Hosting plan.
Your hosting account depends on the price you are ready to pay. The truth is a cheap hosting account could lead to low pagespeed performances. As seen today, a blog starts with little or no traffic and gradually begin to have very large traffic. It is important to know when to upgrade a shared hosting plan or migrate to a virtual server. Having the right hosting account and company to power your blog will ensure you maximum uptime and vice versa.#3. Boring Content.
Many bloggers spend most of their time making their homepage interesting and the rest pages uninteresting. According to my researches; in 2015, 54% of internet users found websites/blogs through search engine results, 32% through social networks, and 28% said that they found websites through links from other websites, so your homepage visits will reduce. Homepages are not a blog’s main entry point anymore. It is vital to note that articles, blog posts or any other content that you add on your blog is also attracting traffic, which means every post should be interesting.Always use words everyone can relate to when posting, this makes your content more interesting and relatable.
#4. Outdated Contents.
If they have nothing new to read, do you think they will visit again? The answer is NO. It is very important to have at least a juicy post on a daily basis.Posting less frequently will make your readers lose touch with your blog.
It is much easier to keep a loyal reader base when they have got information to read about each time they visit your blog. It’s also important to maintain a balance between posting too much and not posting at all.
A reader’s intention of visiting your blog is not to look at the design or layout, but rather it is to find the solution and get informed.
No matter the platform or host you're using, try and get at least most of these factors available for your blog.
* A Fully optimised and user friendly designs.
* Fast and reliable Hosting.
* Result oriented digital marketing.
* Branding services, Etc
✔ RECOMMENDED: How to Write a High Quality Blog Post
My name is Gozie Brain Izuka, and to all bloggers out there, i just want to make common sence; i hope i did.
Take a minuite of your time to drop a comment, it motivates me.