I have set a goal that I would like help with.

[iTeachBlogging]

Hi all, I have set a personal goal of writing 500 blogging related tutorials. My topics that I want to cover: WordPress, Basic SEO, Basic Social Media, & General Blogging Strategy.

I am looking for questions to answer. What questions do you guys have that you would like step-by-steps tutorial to answer?

 

[JOSourcing]

No questions here, iTeachblogging. I just want to wish you good luck. 500 tutorials is a phenomenal feat!

 

[rwsorensen]

Hi all, I have set a personal goal of writing 500 blogging related tutorials. My topics that I want to cover: WordPress, Basic SEO, Basic Social Media, & General Blogging Strategy.

I am looking for questions to answer. What questions do you guys have that you would like step-by-steps tutorial to answer?

I have a question

That is how you get more people to comment on your wordpress blog?
What techniques I should apply for now?

 

[elcidofaguy]

Wow that's very ambitious! Here is a few from the top of my head with getting the ball rolling:

1) How to stay motivated when you are a long way from achieving your goals? I reckon this is probably the #1 reason why so many people quit/fail within IM...
2) How to write unique articles really quickly.
3) How to increase user engagement on your blog posts.
4) How to implement effective guest articles for backlinks.
5) Does font size and color make a difference? i.e. why not run tests to see if that can increase your conversions.
6) Top 10 tips for effective copy writing.
7) How to implement split testing with increasing conversions.
8) Top 10 tips for on-page SEO.
9) Top 10 tips for off-page SEO.
10) Why use wordpress in the first place?

Wising you the best of luck and let us know how you get on with it...

Cheers,

Sid

 

[GarryKerr]

GarryKerr

I have not ever heard about question number 7
Could you have brief answer for this question?

 

[elcidofaguy]

elcidofaguy

For sure... Lets say you want to try increase your sales conversions on your landing page... One way would be to test different versions of a given web page with your visitors in order assess which one performs best... Such changes no matter how small can make a difference e.g. adding video, increasing font, layout changes, different sales copy etc....

With split testing you can implement with logging traffic/sales data as a side by side comparison i.e. test page a over 7 days then test page b over 7 days... The one which gets greater sales etc would be the version you adopt... A more pragmatic/accurate approach would be to do it in real time with funneling equal amounts of traffic to the different pages... There are various plugins/scripts which you can find that will do that for you...

Its worth noting that traffic trends can vary during the week as well as periods throughout the year e.g. summer vs. winter... Hence for split testing it is best to attempt to compare under the same situations therefore if you can opt for the real-time comparison approach...

I hope that helps!

 

[harrygreen90]

Here is mine
What SEO mistakes not to make in WordPress?
How to get your readers to subscribe on your wordpress blog
How to optimize your title and description for SEO

 

[Tommy]

A series of questions that mostly blogger caring
1) SEO for Bloggers?
2) Run a SEO Audit on Your Blog
3) How to Write Your "About us" Page

 

[iTeachBlogging]

WOW, I just want to say thank you so much for all of the feedback so far. Please keep those ideas flowing b/c I am making a checklist.

I am currently working on what will be my official first. It is about how to install and use a WordPres backup plugin.