5 New Tools on Stay22 for Travel Affiliates
Published by Jeremy. Last Updated on April 28, 2025.
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Published by Jeremy. Last Updated on April 28, 2025.
Disclaimer: This post contains sponsored content. This Week in Blogging uses demographic data, email opt-ins, and affiliate links to operate this site. Please review our Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy.
This article is sponsored by Stay22.
We've been fans of Stay22 for many years now, and take whatever opportunity we can to shout from the rooftops how much money they've made us in recent years (I just crossed over $27,000 in lifetime commissions with $700-$1,000+ per month- a massive increase from my previous earnings!).
We have seen a lot of new tools come out on Stay22 through early 2025, and if you have missed some of the announcements in our weekly newsletter, we thought we'd take a moment and share five of the newest products that we're digging on Stay22.
If you haven't signed up for Stay22 yet, get started today here, and read on to learn more about some new tools and products you may not have heard of!
How to Fix Your Facebook Feed to See Content You Like
Published by Jeremy. Last Updated on April 18, 2025.
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Do you absolutely hate how much garbage is in your Facebook feed these days? Join the club.
The primary feeds on the popular social network have leaned heavily into discovery-style recommendations lately, making it almost impossible to see content from friends, family, and the groups or pages you've explicitly opted into receiving updates from.
One day after getting infuriated that everything that I was being suggested was, well, garbage, I tried to see if I could get my Facebook feeds to be better curated to show me what I want.
I knew there was a friends tab, a groups tab, and more, but on their own, they all felt lacking. But what I didn't know is that there's an overall Feeds tab that shows all of these in one, exactly like Facebook used to be when it was actually good.
So in this one, I want to talk about this feed and how you can access it more easily on both desktop and mobile.
Note: I use a Pixel 9 for my phone. I cannot guarantee that these steps work on all models. If you notice any differences in your phone, please get in touch and let us know and we'll update accordingly.
How to Repurpose Blogging Content for Maximum Utility
Published by Jeremy. Last Updated on March 11, 2025.
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One thing we are really big advocates for here at This Week in Blogging is the notion of repurposing your content.
We talk about this concept a lot in our weekly newsletter, and the broad idea is simply to try and encourage all content creators to think bigger about how many ways they can incorporate a piece of content/idea/concept in their site, social media channels, and overall online presence. Not only because it helps you get more out of your material, but also because it helps you think of ways to grow your brand and showcase your expertise every chance you can!
So, let's take a hypothetical scenario where you are writing about an experience you had. How many times are you going to feature it in your online content- a social media post and a standalone article, perhaps?
We're here to tell you that this is just scratching the surface of ways you can repurpose the same content in various formats. So let's break down many of the options you can consider!
Note: It is unlikely that any creator will do all of these. We will discuss more about this at the end. We're simply wanting to highlight all of the ways you may want to consider publishing content online!
Broadcast Channels Are A Hidden Gem on Facebook and Instagram
Published by Jeremy. Last Updated on January 27, 2025.
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For the longest time, I was reluctant to start a Broadcast Channel on Facebook and Instagram. My notifications were already blowing up from too many accounts starting broadcast channels, and I, quite honestly, just found it all very annoying that I ignored it completely.
It wasn't until seeing a post from a blogger in a private Facebook group I'm in hailing the success of broadcast channels (on Facebook, specifically) that my interest was piqued, and I decided to give it a go.
So in this one, we thought we'd share a few misconceptions about what Broadcast Channels are, and why you may want to consider starting one.
Note: I primarily use Broadcast Channels on my Facebook page; however, they also exist on Instagram. This article primarily focuses on my Facebook experience even if the ideas are similar on both.
Niche Product Sites Case Study #7 – Algorithm Chaos
Published by Jeremy. Last Updated on January 21, 2025.
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Welcome to the seventh entry into our niche product site case study series.
In this case study, we are tracking the performance of niche product sites I created between 2020 and 2022, sharing what is working, what is not, income and traffic changes, and lessons learned along the way.
The first site we will look at is The Grape Pursuit, a wine blog I started in early 2020. The second site is Hipster Homesteaders, a home & garden plus food & beverage blog we started in late 2021 (where we merged two lagging product sites, a coffee blog and sous vide blog, into a broader umbrella branding to allow for more content to be produced with other topics).
Before jumping into this, I should note that my original intent for this series was to provide an update every six months. But with all that happened in 2024, I forgot to publish updates. So this one will cover everything that happened between September 2023 and January 2025. For those who know all that has gone on in blogging over this time, you'll understand when I say the theme is simply this- chaos.