We asked some amazing bloggers for their favorite resources to share with Selah Press readers. These are suggestions for bloggers from some amazing bloggers.
Aeolidia, Helping Your Little Business Become a Big Little Business suggested by Susan Varga of Aromatic Traditions.
Social Media Examiner, 26 Essentials for Blogging Success suggested by Michelle of Shop Two Blooms.
Boost Blog Traffic suggested by Lindsay Pevny of Little Dog Tips and LindsayPevney.com and Donna DeRosa of DonnaDeRosa.com.
CopyBlogger suggested by Kendra Cote of Modern Soapmaking.
The Middle Finger Project suggested by Roberta Perry of Scrubz Body.
HubSpot Blogs suggested by Emily Caswell of The Flavor Stylist.
Canva suggested by Susie Kelley of Georges Botanique.
How to Write a Blog Post: A Simple Formula + 5 Free Blog Post Templates on HubSpot blogs suggested by Kelly Frohnauer of Natural Family Botanicals.
Delightful Editing Tips on CopyBlogger suggested by Debbie Richards of The Other Side of Denial.
Scrivener suggested by Chuck Hagele of Today’s Family Experience.
Jen Gabbard of Puppy Leaks suggested the following websites:
- CoSchedule
- Buffer Social
- Quick Sprout
- Groove
- ProBlogger
- Hemingway App
- Authority Hacker
- Men With Pens
- All Indie Writers
Kimberly Morris Gauthier of Keep the Tail Wagging suggested the following websites:
- Problogger Podcasts
- AskPat
- Smart Passive Income
- Online Marketing Made Easy by Amy Porterfield
- Just Ask Kim
Cheri Perry of Total Merchant Concepts wrote, “One of the best tools is YOUR TEAM. My staff is always assisting in the ideas process and (from time to time) they guest blog by writing their own material!” Even if you don’t have a staff, you do have an online community. Ask for input, ideas, guest blog posts and so forth from your community around you.
The sites shared include a variety of resources from photo editing, inspiration, blogging tips, marketing insight and more. Take some time to check out these resources and feel free to add any of your favorites in the comment section below.
