It seems that all around me there are whispers about how scary the GDPR is that is coming into effect in May and yet no one really seems to understand…

Here at BlogOn we like nothing more than showcasing different bloggers and their wonderful blogs. This weeks blogger is Amanda from The Family Patch. If you fancy being featured on Meet…

Here at BlogOn we like nothing more than showcasing different bloggers and their wonderful blogs. This weeks blogger is Donna from What the Redhead Said. If you fancy being featured on…

Here at BlogOn we like nothing more than showcasing different bloggers and their wonderful blogs. This weeks blogger is Laura from Dear Bear and Beany. If you fancy being featured on…

In my last blog post I talked about how understanding your niche can help you plan great content that your readers will love, and in this post I’m going to share some practical ways to keep track of your ideas, how to make your blog content stretch further and how to avoid writers block, the bane of bloggers everywhere!

One of the key ingredients to every successful blog is content. Without content, you don’t have a blog! But how do you keep creating great content, week after week, month after month, year after year? In this post we’ll explore how understanding your blog’s niche and goals can help you plan great blog content your readers will love.

Now you have relaxed, put your feet up and unpacked your BlogOn goodie bags it’s a perfect opportunity to share some tips on making yourself seen to companies/brands.

Here is the BlogOn get-to-know-you linky for #BlogOnXmas2017! This is your chance to ‘meet’ other attendees before you even arrive. The idea of going to a conference can be scary and everyone is nervous, especially if you haven’t been before. Thankfully the idea of doing it is more scary than the real thing – promise. 

I know BlogOn is now just around the corner however if you aren’t the most organised of people and have just realised with all the brands (and fellow bloggers) in attendance you’ve not sorted your business cards it isn’t too late…. yet! But hurry!