America In Transition: Reading Roundup: What’s New in Blogging Lately?

Friday, June 10, 2016

Reading Roundup: What’s New in Blogging Lately?

Reading Roundup: What's new in blogging this week / ProBlogger.net

Every time I sit down to write these, I’m always concerned at how fast it’s flown to Saturday again. So here we are, another week of 2016 down. Did you set out what you intended to achieve? Where do you look relative to the start of the year? Are you still having fun?

If not… well here’s some tips!

30 Worries Every Blogger Feels (and the Writing Tips to Fix Them) | SumoMe

What should I write about? Is anyone going to read this anyway? How can I get traffic to my post? What if I’m a crap writer? We’ve all been there. There’s even a handy publication checklist for download so you’ll never be stuck!

Facebook Tests News Feed Sorted by Topics in Australia | Mashable

I saw this the other day – little topics started showing up under my statuses, things like “food & drink” or “humour” depending on what Facebook thought I was talking about. And across the top of my app I could click into whole news feeds devoted to that topic. I kind of like it – have you seen it too? What are your thoughts?

20 Social Media Rules you Should Never Break | iMedia Connection

Cannot agree enough.

How to Use Twitter’s Unreleased “Retweet Yourself” Feature | Greenlane SEO

This looked entirely too confusing for me (I bet it’s not), but I do like the shortcut! Try it and tell me how you go!

5 Ways to Find More Time to Blog | Social Media Examiner

WE ALL NEED THIS.

Are you Cheap or Are You Exceptional? How to Price Your Services | Copyblogger

I’m struggling with this right now. I wish there was an easy answer! But this helps.

6 Reasons Why Facebook Likes Still Matters – a Ton | Socialnomics

It might be all about the shares these days, but don’t discount the likes!

Title Tag Length Guidelines 2016 | Moz

Ok so you know Google has slightly widened the results page, yeah? This is what you should be aiming for if you want ranking title tags. And let’s face it – who doesn’t?!