5 Blogging Habits to Be More Efficient in 2025
Published by Jeremy. Last Updated on January 6, 2025.
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Oh, blogging habits. Everyone has a few, we all want more, and getting into the practice for many is a chore that takes months of work.
For me, when it comes to embracing new habits for my blog, I always set goals for myself at the beginning of a new year. The arbitrary reference point of January 1st is a great way to hit the reset button in many ways both personally and for our sites.
So in this one, I wanted to share five blogging habits I am looking to prioritize in 2023 and beyond. Yes, you're about to learn the skills I'm terrible at and my plans to fix them in the new year in this one!
The name of the game? Efficiency and money, of course.
How to Restore a Deactivated Facebook Ad Account
Published by Jeremy. Last Updated on November 16, 2021.
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“Your advertising account has been disabled for suspicious activity.”
These are dreaded words no one wants to see when logging into an advertising account on any network, and as I have had relative success advertising on Facebook, this was especially gutting for me to see in my account after waking up one morning.
While this could be yet another sign that playing in someone else's sandbox is a bad idea, I was determined to get my account reinstated because, well, advertising on Facebook simply works for my blogs.
So in this one, I wanted to share what happened and the surprisingly simple steps I used to get my Facebook advertising account reinstated.
Note: For full clarity, I should say that my pages worked fine for conventional posts and organic traffic, but rather only my ability to pay for advertising was disabled.
The Minus Social Network: Where They Want Less, Not More
Published by Chris. Last Updated on February 20, 2023.
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When you make a point of tracking trends and news in an industry like we do at This Week in Blogging, you're always on the lookout for stories or ideas that hit a little different.
We try to make sure we're focusing on things that would cause the average content creator to at least raise an eyebrow, and we think today's feature effectively passes that litmus test.
Introducing Minus, the “social network” that aims to ask users to consider when less is more, and more is less.
Does Blogging Font Really Matter? Yes and No
Published by Chris. Last Updated on February 20, 2023.
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Have you ever picked up a book that you really wanted to read, and then you open it, only to discover the font is smaller than an infant ant and you'd need a magnifying glass just to read it?
Most people will simply decide that it ain't worth reading – which is to say, font matters.
The same is true for websites and social media, so today, in honour of Twitter's recent font change, we're going to look a little bit more in-depth at fonts.
How to Optimize Your Content for Voice Search
Published by Chris. Last Updated on April 4, 2022.
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Voice search isn't necessarily something we put at the top of the pile as bloggers, but at the very least, it's worth being aware of.
Many may remember that Google launched voice search in 2011, it wasn't all that practical, but as technology has changed, so too has demand.
Digital marketing agency DBS Interactive even notes in a recent article that in the US “41% of adults use voice search at least once per day.”
Yes, a large portion of that is for music and weather, but the use of voice search to find articles and news has skyrocketed in recent years.