What is the one thing that serious bloggers will often recommend when writing a post? Write for your readers, right? Don’t do this, don’t do that, and everything else in between. Most of these suggestions are correct and you should really avoid cluttering your pages and content with too much ads, excessive keywords and really write for humans and not for search engines. If you can do both, all the better, but first write for your readers.

How to use your Google’s Analytics data to improve your revenue potential?

As time goes by, a post will eventually get old, and most likely, your loyal readers may have already seen them and maybe even commented on them. Your loyal readers are the ones that are following you and waiting for that next killer post:) If your content is full of hurdles (ads), especially those that are intrusive, it is possible that you might just tick your loyal readers away, and once that happens, it could be the beginning of an ending. But then you may ask, where the h*ll should I put my affiliate links and all those goodies to make money? Well, here is where Google Analytics comes in.

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