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So you want to start a blog : a step-by-step guide to starting a fun & profitable blog / by Rebekah Sack ; foreword by Ray Higdon, founder of the Ray Higdon Private Blogging Association.

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Sack, Rebekah, 1994- author.
Contributor:
Higdon, Ray, writer of foreword.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Blogs--Juvenile literature.
Blogs.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (153 pages) : illustrations
Edition:
1st ed.
Place of Publication:
Ocala, Florida : Atlantic Publishing Group, Inc., [2016]
Summary:
Young people have hit the blogging world by storm. Take Tavi Gevinson, for example, who went from small fashion blog at 12 years old to millionaire at 19 or Nick Normile, the 16-year-old foodie who went from unknown to getting 10,000 hits in a single day on his food blog. This book gives the young adult market everything they need to know about starting and maintaining a successful blog. With tact and humor, we show the teen reader how to choose the right blogging platform as well as how to use WordPress. We cover how to design the perfect layout and other tactics to get traffic flowing to your site. You will learn how to increase your earnings using Google AdSense as well as general SEO tips for enhancing your blog. High-definition images aid this step-by-step guide by providing the young reader with accessible examples and tutorials. Experts in the marketplace fill this book with advice and helpful information that will speak to the ever-changing, complex blogging world. With this complete young adult guide in hand, any teen reader can become an Internet sensation.
Contents:
Intro
Foreword
Introduction
Chapter 1
Blogging 101
What is a Blog?
The Blog Timeline
Why Should I Start Blogging?
A Blog's Structure
Choosing the Best Blogging Software
Who Blogs?
Understanding Pingbacks and Trackbacks
Chapter 2
Blogging Etiquette
The Golden Rule
Don't Be a Simpleton
It's Not About You
Prepare for the Best
Prepare for the Worst
Create a Routine
Don't be a Plagiarizer
Don't Exploit your Friends
Connect with Other Blogs
Put on Your Grammar Cap
What Would Grandma Say?
Chapter 3
Choosing a Topic & Name
What Should I Blog About?
What's in a Name?
Chapter 4
Design
Design Basics
Design Mistakes
Blog Content
Using Images
Color Schemes
Navigation
Blog Must-Haves
Chapter 5
Famous Teen Bloggersand Their Stories
Tavi Gevinson
Nick Normile
Zoella
Spencer Tweedy
Jeremy Salamon
Calur Villade
Monik Pamecha
Chapter 6
How to Make Money
Advertising with Google AdSense
Reviewing for Money
Become an Affiliate
Use Your Blog as a Platform
Chapter 7
Getting More Subscribers (for Free!)
Placement of Your URL
Write Articles
Use the Internet
Navbar for Blogger
Be an Active Blogger
Feedburner
Linking
Hold Giveaways/Contests
Use Keywords
Post to Social Media
Be Patient
Chapter 8
Blogging Legally
Can Bloggers Publish Whatever They Want?
How Am I Protected as a Blogger?
How Do I Avoid Legal Problems?
Blogging Legal Review
Conclusion
Glossary
Bibliography
Author Bio.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Description based on print version record.
ISBN:
1-62023-218-9

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