BLOG HOSTING
Hosting is one of the main elements to blogging. As a blogger, your primary concern is the spread of your blog, on every other social media most commonly used by people these days. If you have a bad hosting system, it may cause several issues and come in the way of your blogs’ success. You create a blog thinking you have important and/or creative things to share with the world, or you have a passion for writing. And since you’ve gotten into the blogging field you would want to spread yourself more into what you’re doing. You might even want to make a business out of it. And of course, who wouldn’t want to start a business into something they like doing. It always makes you feel good about what you’re doing, you get experience in the field, and you have a well off source of income.
Blog hosting is what helps you manage your website through and through. If you have a good hosting service, your blog can be advertised over social media, there won’t be technical issues on your website like lagging or crashing which sets a good example. There is nothing more annoying than a website that is slow to load. So you need to make sure that the blog you run actually runs well.
There are many ways to boost your blog and attract traffic to it. Getting a steady stream of traffic does not only include having content over you blog. You need to make sure that the content that is put up over your blog is fresh, crisp and up to date at all times. Another thing is that you need to change and/or customize the design of your blog. Choosing a template and a logo that is attractive and choosing the kind of images that needed to be uploaded according to each blog, is what attracts people. Make sure you add tags of keywords that people look for in search engines, these keywords lead to your blog and the type of information people look for.
You need to keep promoting your blog time and again and keeps putting up regular updates for it. Often, small businesses will start a blog and expect visitors just to show up. They may have a Facebook page, a Twitter account and a Pinterest account, but for some reason, they don’t share blog content across these social media sites. If you want to get the most out of your blog content, make sure it goes out to all of your social media accounts as soon as it’s published.
You can also re-share it later on, after it has become a bit older. This works great with evergreen content and helps to give an older blog post new life.
