In the last month, I have worked on this blog continuously and worked my way up to a Alexa rank of 767,163. Not too bad for the first month of blogging. I was surprised by the turn out and the feedback and grateful at most. But silly me, I decided to purchase my domain name at a later time—-now this blog will be known as theyoungtechlady.com.
But little did I kn0w—with a new domain name, your website rank disappears. Ahhh, all is LOST.
Yet in good time, I can build my website rank again in no time. So why all the fuss? What’s a rank got to do with a website or blog?
A good rank equals a good reputation about you, your blog, your connections to other people, your social media profiles and so on.But then again—–lots of people have good blogs but not a lot of people get to see that. I always stress that once blogging is perfected, you will then generate a sold readership.
How do we generate a good readership and following?
Advice #1 from a fellow blogger:
Always tailor your title to your audience: The hardest part of writing a blog is not writing the blog content, it’s writing the title afterwords. You got great content, good for you. But the first thing readers will see is the title of the post. They will ask—”what’s in it for me?” Will they learn from it? Is it interesting? Sometimes confusing titles just pushes away potential readers. Sometimes keeping it simple works out.
Just like the TV show Lost, their title sequence is simple and short yet it entices you.
The beauty of titles is at your hands.
