Ever been frustrated by any of the following? – Leaving Caps Lock on and typing out a long sentence you’ve then had to retype? – Using Twitter on your laptop and wanting to paste a ‘face blowing a kiss’ emoji…
Anyone that’s been blogging for six months or more will probably have started to receive offers by email from companies. (If not, and you’re wondering why the offers aren’t flooding in, sign up to some blogger outreach programmes to get…
It’s been a long time coming, but I’ve finally done it: Not Dressed As Lamb has had a makeover! Not only was it due a fresh new look in terms of colour palette, but the layout and navigation needed updating…
The idea of having different audiences across different social media platforms (and my blog) was not something that had ever occurred to me until about six months ago. Until earlier this year I had merrily been posting content on my…
After a bloggers’ Facebook group discussion last week highlighted an important piece of information missing from someone’s blog, I got thinking about all the other important things that should be included. A lot of blogging has very grey areas where…
This is part 5 of my blogging tips posts where I’m doing some quick, easy tips on branding for your blog! Today I’m going to talk about how important names are… As Shakespeare’s Juliet said, “What’s in a name? That which we…
Time for part 4 of my blogging tips posts where I’m doing some quick, easy tips on branding for your blog! This week I’m talking about colour, which is as much a part of branding as everything else I’ve written about so…
Time for part 3 of my blogging tips posts where I’m doing some quick, easy tips on branding for your blog! This week I’m talking about getting the look of your blog right, specifically getting consistency to your logo (header) and…
My blogging tips posts continue with my mini-series of blogging tips in quick, easy steps. Branding for your blog is up first, and after the super-quick-and-easy #1: Get a favicon, the next logical step is to make your public image consistent. This is…
