How do I manage multiple blogs?
Table of Contents
- 1 How do I manage multiple blogs?
- 2 Should you blog on multiple platforms?
- 3 How many categories should a blog have?
- 4 Can I posting same blog on two sites?
- 5 Is a single-topic blog Better Than a blog with multiple topics?
- 6 How to handle multiple blogs efficiently?
- 7 What are the most common mistakes new bloggers make?
How do I manage multiple blogs?
Whether your blogs are personal, professional, or written for clients, here are 10 tips for managing multiple blogs at once.
- Prioritize before the Week Begins.
- Update Regularly.
- Schedule Blog Posts.
- Add Pictures.
- Schedule Recurring Events.
- Guest Posts.
- Use Forums for Ideas.
- Allow For User Feedback.
Should you blog on multiple platforms?
It’s a lot easier to convert leads if you can get them to read on the same website they will ultimately convert on. With that being said, the increased exposure that comes from republishing content on another platform is often well worth any slight cannibalization of attention or leads you might experience.
Can I write blog on different topics?
If you are planning to create a personal blog in which you write about many different topics, then this is fine, as money is not the primary reason you are blogging. However, if you are creating a blog from which you wish to earn an income, a multi-topic/multi-niche blog is a bad idea.
How many categories should a blog have?
There’s no ideal number, but between three to five categories gives you enough breadth without being too overwhelming to manage. Some bloggers prefer five to eight categories, while news sites may have around eight to ten. The number is up to you. Just consider your content, your strategy, and your time.
Can I posting same blog on two sites?
In this case, you have a few options: Rewrite the content – you can rewrite your blog post and then publish it on these sites so that the content isn’t duplicate. Post the content on the other site only – sometimes it’s best to publish your highest quality posts on other people’s sites and not yours.
Can you post the same blog on different websites?
Duplicate content happens when one blog post is posted on 2–3 sites. Truth: False! When Google talks about duplicate content, they’re talking about extreme spam, like thousands of copies of the exact same thing.
Is a single-topic blog Better Than a blog with multiple topics?
A single-topic blog has a better chance of creating a position of authority on a topic compared to a blog containing posts on multiple and varied topics. As a matter of fact, I recently created a blog on a niche-specific topic, and with 12 blog posts and almost negligible SEO, that blog is getting 7,000 pag- views per day.
How to handle multiple blogs efficiently?
But to handle multiple blogs efficiently, one should first know how to manage one single blog at a time and how to make it profitable. Just by focusing all your time, money and energy on a single blog at a time, you can get excellent results. With this, you can also focus on producing quality content and promoting it to get more traffic.
Should you start more than one blog at a time?
The reason is that if you start many new blogs all at once you’ll often find that you do all of them in a half-baked way. By focusing on one big blog you can learn about what makes it successful, and then you can actually invest money from that first blog to get help with the second and then the third.
What are the most common mistakes new bloggers make?
One of the most common mistakes done by new bloggers is that they start multiple blogs at the same time and start posting content on every topic they think is best for their blog. They don’t find out the pros and cons of one blog vs multiple blogs.