Stay22's Spark Tool Helps Fill the Gaps in Affiliate Linking
Published by Jeremy. Last Updated on September 27, 2024.
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Stay22 has quickly become the leader in all things travel affiliates for their novel products resulting in more bookings and, subsequently, income for bloggers.
One of their latest offerings is a new tool known as Spark which uses proprietary AI to automatically add affiliate links into existing content. This tool was fascinating for us to try because, like many, I am sometimes fairly laid back about adding links to posts, especially when I am in a hurry, and it felt nice to know that the Spark tool is my linking assistant on pages that could use a boost.
So in this one, we thought we'd break down what Stay22's Spark tool is, how it works, and what kind of results they have been seeing since the initial rollout!
5 Ways to Get Newsleter Subscribers – From Free to Paid
Published by Jeremy. Last Updated on September 16, 2024.
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When it comes to building traffic for your blog, there is one source that is really hard to overlook- newsletters.
While you have to put in the work to get readers to become subscribers to see future content, once you have their opt-in consent, you will build a direct connection that few algorithms can impact.
This is why This Week in Blogging is primarily a newsletter, and why newsletter marketing is one of the most powerful sources of traffic today.
Naturally, with all the changes going on in search engines and social media, many bloggers are looking to supercharge their newsletters. For those looking to find new ways to build your list of subscribers, we have some ideas to find readers for your content- some free and some paid!
3 Unique Facebook Features to Build Your Brand
Published by Jeremy. Last Updated on September 4, 2024.
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When it comes to promoting our blogs on Facebook, there are a number of features you may want to consider within Pages and Groups. There are so many features, in fact, that it may be hard to keep them all straight.
In this one, we thought we'd highlight a few unique features that we use on Facebook Pages and Groups that when combined together create a rather interesting funnel for brand building- starting with getting people to like your page, moving to join a group, and ultimately subscribing to your newsletter.
So let's take a look at some interesting features you may not be aware of!
Note: As with most things, those with larger accounts may see bigger benefits than others with a multi-step funnel. For reference, at the time of writing my Facebook page had 132k followers, Facebook group had 123k members, and my Threads account has approximately 7k followers.
How to Turn off Suggested For You Feed on Instagram
Published by Jeremy. Last Updated on August 19, 2024.
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Do you ever scroll through Instagram's main feed and get incredibly furious at the amount of irrelevant content you see pop up as Suggested? Particularly Suggested Reels on your home tab?
You're not alone.
I've personally become quite frustrated seeing recommended-to-me content in my Instagram home feed as opposed to simply seeing content from accounts I opted-in to follow.
Thankfully, there is a way to mute some Suggested posts in your Instagram feed, and you can do it in just a few quick clicks!
Note: This process typically only removes Suggested For You Reels in the Home tab on Instagram. Recommended content in other tabs, like Search, are seemingly unaffected.
Is the Dead Internet Theory Becoming Reality?
Published by Jeremy. Last Updated on August 5, 2024.
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We're going to ask you to put your conspiracy theory hat on for a moment because we wanted to dive into a controversial theory that may be a sign of the future of the internet.
Enter the Dead Internet Theory, an interesting conspiracy theory that may actually be on to something.
So grab your tin foil hat, and let's go down the rabbit hole.
- Note: As with all conspiracy theories, do not take this one too seriously.
