Hey hey, party people! Do I have an announcement for you…
We have a new course! And it’s all about a helpful (and free!) tool from Google: Google Search Console.
Bjork created this course to give you a fundamental understanding of this essential tool, and he covers how to navigate the reports, understand errors, and make changes to strengthen your site’s presence on Google.
Hey hey!
We updated one of our courses this week, and we can’t wait to tell you about it!
But first, remember this? WordPress released their infamous Gutenberg update a few months ago, and it changed the way that bloggers compose posts on their sites.
Because of this update, we decided to also update something: our WordPress Deep Dive course!
Oh hey! Guess what? You’re getting a belated holiday gift from us today: an updated course!
One of the questions we get asked the most is, “How do I get more traffic to my blog?”
And it makes sense. Traffic is one of the core elements to building a successful, profitable blog. With traffic comes ad revenue, pageviews, sponsorships, and more, so we wanted to update one of our oldest courses to help you get a traffic boost.
That course, dear friend, is our course on Food Sharing Sites!
Oh hey! Guess what? It’s New Course Day!
Well, it’s Updated Course Day. But New Course Day just rolls off the tongue so much easier, right?
Regardless! We’re so super duper excited to let you know that we’ve updated our SEO for Food Blogs course, and we can’t wait for you to check it out. 🙂
What's the one thing that's constant with technology? Change. 🙂
Below are the Food Blogger Pro videos that have recently been updated.
Course: Akismet
Akismet is a comment spam prevention plugin from Wordpress.com (reminder: Wordpress.com is the for-profit branch of Wordpress).
Update: When signing up for Akismet you now need to use a Wordpress.com username to login. Wordpress.com is starting to require this for many of their products and plugins. We added a note to this video to notify viewers that the sign up process will first ask them for their Wordpress.com username before asking for additional information. Even if you use a self-hosted Wordpress.org blog you'll still need to create a Wordpress.com username.
