7 Tips for Choosing Paid Web Hosting

July 16, 2017
Like it or not, web hosting is one of the vital keys of a blog or website. And as is known, web hosting is divided into two namely free web hosting and paid web hosting.

I myself prefer paid hosting because of the flexibility and advantages of its features. In addition, I also had read some articles that states some free web hosting has some very crucial problems.


Now this is choosing a web hosting arguably not as easy as turning the palm of the hand because of the many hosting providers with a variety of tempting offers. Below are some important considerations for me in choosing a hosting:

1. Number of Customers

Obviously this parameter can be debated. However, for me the number of customers is important. The more number of customers a hosting provider, the better the service and the quality of the hosting provider. Logically, if the service is bad, the customer will automatically be disappointed and leave the hosting provider concerned.

2. A top customer

From the number of customers, I want to know if there are bloggers of the world who use the hosting provider that I want to choose. I finally did some research online and found that some of the world's bloggers are using the hosting.

3. Server Speed

I want a blog that I have fast loading time. In addition to accessible with a slow connection, this fast loading time makes my blog readers comfortable, without having to wait for a slow loading time.

4. Bandwidth

A large enough bandwidth is required when visitors and the number of page views are high. This is important to me because there are some blogs that I am setting to capture thousands of visitors from social bookmarks sites. In short, when the visitor flooded, my blog does not hang (down).

5. Price

Cheap price does not guarantee that the hosting is good. Hence, I do not choose cheap hosting, but do not also choose expensive hosting. To find out, I compare some hosting providers in the country.

6. Customer Service

Professional hosting providers certainly pay attention to customer service. Therefore, I try to contact the customer service of the hosting provider via chat to ask beberpa things I want to know. A good response shows his professionalism.

7. Can Add On Domain

Add on domains are domains added in one hosting account. Thus, we can have multiple blogs in one account at no additional cost.That's my tips on choosing paid hosting. Hope to help you who are not familiar in choosing web hosting.

10 Main Terms Become a Professional Blogger

July 15, 2017
For some people, blogging is used as a profession to make money. They are professional bloggers. Measured from the earnings side, of course professional bloggers far more income than amateur bloggers.

Try to compare professional footballers with amateur footballers. Sure professional footballer is more income than an amateur footballer.Well, if you are interested in becoming a professional blogger, these 10 requirements you should know.

1. Time

A professional blogger must have time to manage his blog. Not only is it important to make good posts, time is also important to interact with other bloggers, gather information, do online research, blog walking, and so on.

How can ShoeMoney blog less than 1 hour per day, while earning hundreds of thousands of dollars per month? In my opinion, it's because of flying hours. I believe that when he first started his career he spent a lot of time managing his blog.

2. Expertise

A professional blogger must have expertise (expertise) on the topic he chooses. For example, if he chooses an affiliate topic, then he should be an expert in that field. In addition to his trusted readers, he also has authority in that field. It should be noted that this skill is the result of continuous learning.

3. Interest on selected topics

With interest, all activities will be fun.

4. Ability to write

Professional bloggers should have good writing skills seen from grammar, storyline, and ease of writing understandable to the reader. This ability does not have to be as good as a poet or poet, at least the writing is understood by the reader.

5. Technical knowledge blogging

Like it or not, it's content-based software. Professional bloggers should have basic skills on database, domain transfer, scripts, plugins, and more.

6. Knowledge blogging

Professional bloggers should know the basics of blogging such as how to use trackback, ping, SEO, social bookmarking, twitter, RSS feeds, face book, podcast, you tube, and autoresponder.

7. The ability to design a blog

Blog design is very important to the success of blogs. Surely content is the king. However, a unique blog design, quickly accessible, and informative navigation system, will make a tempting first impression for its visitors. Therefore, professional bloggers should know the basics of HTML, CSS, and blog optimization.

8. Business knowledge / marketing

Professional bloggers must have the business skills and how to market them. The better marketed blog or product, the greater the chances of getting traffic and money. Simply put, professional bloggers must have a business mindset.

9. Creative and Innovative

Creative means to have a creative, while innovative is finding new things. Creative and innovative bloggers will make professionals able to create quality posts, find new ways to promote your blog or product, and discover new ways of monetization.

10. Ability to communicate

Professional bloggers at least understand English because quality posts from top bloggers yag written in English or may just interact with bloggers abroad.

If possible, in the next 5 years I also want to become a professional blogger. Besides being able to live in a big city with good internet connection, I also work for myself. I am his employee, I am also his boss.


What about you, is there a desire to become a professional blogger?

9 Blog Mistakes That Must Be Avoided

July 14, 2017
As we know, in this world law applies in pairs: day and night, male-female, joy-sad, and so forth. When this law we associate with the world of blogging, one example is there are successful bloggers, there is also the opposite. According to John Chow, this success is at least influenced by 9 errors in blogging.

Therefore, in my opinion, these 9 errors must be avoided if we want to become a successful blogger. What are the mistakes?

1. Not up to date blog

John Chow mentioned that blogs that are not updated are dead blogs. For example, someone who diligently post a few posts in one month. However, one month later the person does not up his datasya again. What's the solution?

Successful bloggers earning tens of thousands of dollars per month it recommends that we consistently up to date blog according to our ability. If we are able to post one post per day, we must commit to doing it per day. However, if we are only able to post one post per week, we have to commit to doing it every week.

2. Blogging is solely for money

When famous, the blog filled with ads and posts paid review without providing the information needed visitors. According Chow, blog visitors generally do not like with so many ads and writing paid review. The solution, we must put both types of monetization is proportional (balanced) so that our blog readers do not feel disturbed.

3. Hastily publish the writing

After typing a post, a blogger hastily pressed the publish button without rereading the page. John Chow suggests that we check at least two or three times the posts to publish in order to avoid typos, the flow of writing that does not flow between paragraphs, and broken links.

4. Do not enter personal opinion

According to Chow, a blog is not a newspaper or online magazine. Visitors will be interested to read if the article is the opinion of the blog manager.

5. Copy and paste other people's posts

Besides being unethical, this activity does not reflect the creativity and uniqueness of oneself. According to Chow, we can create the same writing with the topic of posting others. However, once again we must give our opinion in our own words.

6. Not reply to visitor comments

A blog is a means of two-way communication between the owner and the visitor. When blog visitors commented, Chow suggested "please answer them".

7. Do not give RSS Feed completely

Just give a summary of RSS feeds. John Chow's experience shows that after he has given his RSS Feed completely, his subscriber count has doubled.

8. Do not reach other blogs

According to Chow, do not reach this as do not comment on other blogs, do not give link exchange, do not want to love track back on other blog posts, and do not join the community of MyBlogLog other blogs that are as good as.

9. Write for search engines

Posts created are focused only on the top search engine rankings, not for visitors. As a result, the text is filled with excessive keyword overruns.

7 Habits of Successful Blogger

July 13, 2017
Being a successful blogger is our desire as a novice blogger. No wonder we often do tips blogging from the successful bloggers in or outside the country. In addition to these tips, I think, we can also learn from their habits.

What are the habits of these bloggers in achieving success? According to John Chow in his ebook "Make Money Online With John Chow dot Com," there are at least 7 habits done by successful bloggers, namely:

1. Publish posts consistently

Consistent is fixed. In blogging, consistent understanding can be interpreted regularly publish posting. When is the time? It depends on the situation and condition of the blogger himself. It can post one post daily, 3 posts per week, 1 post per week, or more than one post per day.

2. Likes the topic of blogging

Blogging on preferred topics will help in developing blogs in the long term. For example, you are choosing a car topic for liking car related things. Thus, you will be happy to write the topic in the long run.

3. Interact with readers

What does a blog mean without the reader? Therefore, interacting with the reader helps you develop your blog. This form of interaction includes answering comments, receiving criticism, replying to email readers, and visiting the blog visitors.

4. Do not stingy give a link

A good post generally comes from one's own experience and / or reference (someone else's). Although the text is mostly derived from the experience itself, it would be better if the post is equipped with data or facts from other people's posts. In addition, this habit helps visitors deepen topics and build cooperation with bloggers that you refer to in your writing.

5. Know her image

Amid millions of bloggers around the world, successful bloggers know to image themselves positively. This imagery can be done by not copying and pasting other people's posts, honest, copyright, and friends with good bloggers too. It is relatively non-instantaneous, but in the long run it will help you greatly if you do it.

6. Write well

Writing posts is the backbone in developing blogs in the long run. Therefore, successful bloggers write the best possible by paying attention to the usability, grammar, flow of writing, the effectiveness of the sentence, and the coherence of sentences or paragraphs.

7. Read other blogs that interest him

Successful bloggers do not read their blogs, but they also read other people's blogs. This can be a famous blog or blog that has not been famous. This reading indication is done by visiting directly or becoming a subscriber of the blog's RSS feed. The purpose of reading is one of them as a continuous learning effort.

One way to become a successful blogger is to imitate good habits made by successful bloggers. The seven habits I described above can be your initial reference to become a successful blogger.

9 Reasons Why Blogs Are Popular Now

July 11, 2017
As is known, now this blog is again popular. Technorati recently reported that the blog they indexed more than 120 million blogs. The question that is worth asking is why blogs are so popular right now? Below I outline the 9 reasons, search results from a number of sources.

Before reviewing these reasons, I explain briefly what is a blog. Who knows between you no one knows it yet.

What is a blog?

Blog illustrationThe blog itself comes from the word weblog which means diary (journal, diary) published on the internet. Because of the diary, no wonder if the theme of the blog is diverse.

Starting from proclaiming the incident that someone met in his location, the mothers who write their experience in cooking and raising children, the writers who publish their works, artists or athletes who tell their daily life, to some ministers who also blog to convey the view - his view.

The Reason Blogs are So Popular

As far as my understanding, there are at least 9 reasons why blogs are so popular. Below is a brief description.
  1. Many free blog providers such as wordpress, blogger, blogdetik, and so on. With a free email capital too, we live list at no charge.
  2. Free blogs are easier to use. We do not need a headache to understand what is HTML and CSS. Free blog providers generally have packed it in a format that is as easy as possible, so we live klak-click only. Compare when we create a website, of course we must understand well HTML and CSS.
  3. Because it is easy to use, blogs can be updated daily. For example, we can post our posts every time the origin of internet connection smoothly.
  4. Blog allows blog owners and visitors to communicate with each other either through comments or twitter.
  5. Blog able to establish a community.
  6. Many blogs provide information and free software.
  7. Blogs are generally indexed faster and occupy the top ranking than the website. These are called experts as SEO friendly. Thus, blogs are more likely to be visited.
  8. Some search engine providers and advertisers need new media to spread the ads. Previous ads are published through print or electronic media. By using blogs, these ads will quickly spread throughout the world.
  9. Some world class product websites provide blog aggregator for blogs that review their products.