If you’re like most bloggers and entrepreneurs, you’re always on a quest for “more”. More email subscribers. More site members. More revenue.
One way to get “more” is boosting your site’s traffic. Another way to get “more” is by doing more with the traffic that you already have.
If you want to build your email list, you need a way to ask the right people to join your list at the right time and place.
Makes sense, right? You’re not going to build a list without asking.
Like it or not, good design matters.
It helps you convert visitors to readers and readers into customers.
Back in the day, finding a great-looking WordPress theme often meant you’d have to forego the official repository and fork out some cash for a premium theme.
You’ve probably heard all about how beneficial email marketing is for your blog or website.
You want to give it a go but… you need an audience before you can start firing off emails.
The only way you’re going to build that audience is to ask people for an email address.
What’s the best blogging platform?
It’s a frequent question received here on Blogging Wizard.
And with so many blogging platforms available it’s an entirely valid question. But what suits one person, won’t suit another.
So to help you overcome your selection headache,
You want more email subscribers, right?
More subscribers means a bigger list. And a bigger list means a bigger audience to promote your content and offers to.
Maybe you’ve been struggling to build an email list with incentiveless email-optin forms. Or maybe you’re still on the fence about even jumping into this whole email marketing thing.
A landing page, is a standalone page that is designed around a specific goal and free of distractions.
Any page on your site could, in theory, be classed as a landing page because visitors land on different pages after clicking on an ad, a link in an email,
Raise your hand if you’re a blogger with the chops to design and code beautiful pages from scratch…
That silence is the sound of both my arms remaining tightly pressed against my sides. And you know what? I know I’m not the only one sitting here looking like a penguin.
At this point, I’m guessing you’re aware that you can monetize your site with display advertisements, right? I doubt that I’m blowing your mind with that little tidbit.
So perhaps a better lede is this one…
How much work do you put into finding and showcasing the ads you display on your WordPress site?
As a blogger, you put your heart and soul into creating perfectly crafted posts, eye-catching images, and attractive leads. It’s a lot of hard work!
Your website represents your ideas and ambitions, you want it to attract and entertain a steady flow of followers.
With the average human having the attention span of 8 seconds (just under that of a goldfish),
Have you ever considered starting a membership site? Membership sites are a growing trend on the web. And rightfully so!
With a membership site, you’re fully in control of your revenue stream. You don’t need to worry about one of your big affiliates canceling their program or losing that huge advertising deal.
Let’s not beat around the bush:
You need a quick-loading website.
Speeding up your website makes your visitors happier, improves the chances they buy from you, and even gets you more of those visitors in the first place!
But even if you know you need a faster website,