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Are you asking yourself how to choose a blog name? Then, you’ve come to the right place.
Starting a blog is an exciting journey. It presents the chance for you to express your unique thoughts, share your knowledge with the world, and make some money in the process.
If you want to start a blog, WordPress with Bluehost is your best bet. And right now, you can host …
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A photography blog can be a great way to share your love of photography, build a community with other photographers, and promote your photography business. In this guide on how to start a photography blog, we’ll take you from zero to launch in the time that it takes your shutter to close during a long exposure shot. So get your tripod ready, set your aperture, and let's get started.
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If you run a blog, it's always a good idea to have a second set of eyes look over articles before you publish them. In this article, we're going to talk about what proofreading involves and when you should consider hiring someone to help you do it. Then, we'll go over some steps to help you hire a proofreader for your blog.
Blog posts are typically between 500 words and 2,500 words. Even when writing blog posts of the latter length, you only have a limited amount of room to get all the information you want to...
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This blog is a special edition because it is my 100th blog! I will explain what this blog has given me in the past five years. If you are planning to start a blog of yourself, you may use this list of benefits in order to get you motivated to get started.
In the beginning of September, I already celebrated the fifth anniversary of my blog. Now I publish my 100th blog and I am pretty proud of it. It seems not so long ago that I started my blog, but on the other hand, it also feels like I am doing this for a long time. At least, I cannot imagine a life without my blog anymore. In the beginning, I really suffered of the imposter syndrome: I posted blogs, but did not let anyone in my direct environment know that I had a blog. After a few months, I let this feeling behind myself and let the world know that I write technical content. In those five years, I only had one or two negative comments, but many positive comments and I really do not bother about the negative ones. In the next section, I will try to list some of the benefits of a technical blog and if you would like to start with a blog yourself, do read Why Start a Technical Blog. Enjoy this post and up to the next five years!
Uploader widgets can be a great way to manage and organize the media files on your WordPress blog. It can be a great way to add images and videos to your posts and pages and...
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Do you run a WordPress blog and want to skyrocket your daily readership? You’ve probably jumped through plenty of hoops thus far just to get where you are: social media strategizing, bookmarking, and getting mentioned in blog directories are likely just a few of the methods you’ve used to make your blog a success. But […]
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You may have started your blog with the sole intention of helping the community by providing much-needed information and answering questions around a given subject, but now you’re thinking you deserve to get some money out of it. Maybe you’re looking for new ways to make a little extra money on the side or you […]
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Zach did that thing where each of his blog posts has a special URL with the design of social image card that is screenshat by a headless browser (like Puppeteer) and used as a true meta Open Graph image, meaning it’s displayed on Twitter, Facebook, iMessage, Slack, Discord, and whatever else supports that card look.
I like it. Even though I’ve got a pretty good solution cooking now (for WordPress), the templates aren’t controlled with HTML/CSS like I wish they were.
As bit of yang to the ying here, Jim has some thoughts on the not-so-great Aspects of Open Graph images:
I feel like they’ve been hijacked by auto-generated computer imagery serving as attention-grabbing filler more than supportive expression.
Jim Nielsen, “Quibbles With Social Share Imagery”
It’s kinda like… we can add Open Graph images, and we essentially get a totally free massive clickable target for hungry fingers, so we do add Open Graph images — even when that image is, well, boring. Just auto-generated computer barf of title text with branding. Jim’s post has examples.
I get where Jim is coming from, and I suppose I’m guilty to some degree. I feel like we’re a cut-above on CSS-Tricks though, if you’ll pardon a taste of defensiveness, because:
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