Common SEO mistakes bloggers make and how to fix them
The most common SEO mistakes bloggers make, from stray noindex tags and canonical errors to thin posts and broken links, and how to find each in Search Console.
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Blogging tips for beginners: write, publish and grow
Blogging tips for beginners: write posts people finish, stay consistent, format for scanning, write clear titles, edit, build a list and use Search Console.
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How to back up a WordPress site (and which plugins to use)
Back up WordPress the right way: files plus database, the 3-2-1 rule, host backups vs plugins, six backup plugins checked on wordpress.org, and test restores.
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How to build a personal brand online from scratch
Build a personal brand online from scratch: define your positioning, pick 1-2 platforms, set up profiles, plan content, build relationships and track results.
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How to become a ghostwriter: skills, pricing and clients
Learn how to become a ghostwriter: the skills you need, building a portfolio under NDA, how to price your work, finding clients, interviews and contracts.
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How to get Google to index a new page fast
No one can promise 5-minute indexing. Here is how to get a new page indexed faster: URL Inspection, sitemaps, internal links, index statuses and IndexNow.
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Dofollow vs nofollow links: plus sponsored and ugc explained
Dofollow vs nofollow links, plus rel=”sponsored” and rel=”ugc”: what Google says, when to use each, how to add them in WordPress and how to check a link.
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How to increase website traffic, channel by channel
Grow blog traffic one channel at a time (search, referral, social, email, returning visitors) and measure each one in Google Search Console and GA4.
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How to promote your blog: a checklist for every new post
How to promote a blog post after you publish: search checks, your email list, communities, social media, repurposing, polite outreach and internal links.
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SEO tips for bloggers that still work, according to Google
SEO tips for bloggers based on Google’s own documentation: helpful content, titles, headings, internal links, indexing, which myths to ignore and what to avoid.
