The Blog Cookbook – 29 Checklist Recipes to Set Up and Manage a blog

The Blog Cookbook – 29 Checklist Recipes to Set Up and Manage a blog


Have you been reading a lot of websites and courses to help you start and manage your blog and all that it implies?



WordPress, affiliates, SEO, Social Media, Security, post ideas...

Are you overwhelmed by the quantity of information and the lack of actionnable summaries? 





Are you losing track of some information you once read?





Are you wondering if you are doing all the steps and tips found everywhere?





The Blog Cookbook is here to help!





It includes 29 checklist recipes to use in a WordPress Kitchen.

They guide your through all the tasks related to starting and managing your blog covering things like:

The quality of the Content Meat





The ingredients of the SEO sauce





The Legal temperature to cook your blog





What to do with old post leftovers





... 



All the recipes to Make an Impact with your blog!

For those using a WordPress Kitchen!

Discover the 29 recipes of the Blog Cookbook:





Entrées - Set up





1. Define your Blog





2. ​Define your Strategy





3. Set up your Blog with WordPress





4. Secure and Power your Blog





5. Make your Blog Legal​





6. Set up your Newsletter





7. Set up Facebook





8. Set up Pinterest





9. Set up Twitter





10. Set up other Social Media





Mains - Publish and Manage





11. Prepare Images for Post





12. Create a blog post (with SEO)





13. Promote a post





14. Promote your Blog





15. Maintain Your Brand





16. Maintain Wesbsite Technically





17. Spice Up Old Posts





18. Publish Regularly - Ideas to get unstuck





19. Remain Productive





20. Outsource





Cheeses - Manage Changes





(it stinks but tastes good)





21. Change Theme





22. Migrate to new Host





23. Rebrand Blog - Things to update





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Desserts - Make it a Business





24. Set up Monetization Strategy 





25. Leverage your Expertise​





26. Create your Media Kit





27. Set up Affiliates​





28. Sell your own eProducts (basics)





29. Pitch Brands



 https://structurinfo.com/blog-cookbook/ 


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