blogging tips

10 Posts To Take Your Blog To The Next Level

1st March 2018

We’ve had a ton of new members join us lately (hi, all!) and one thing many of them have in common is a drive to take their blog to the next level. Whether that’s to reach a certain number of page views, grow a following or make money from it.  We reached out to the […]

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How to grow your blog's traffic using Pinterest group boards | Chronic Illness Bloggers

How to grow your traffic with Pinterest group boards

27th July 2017

Without a doubt, Pinterest can be a fantastic traffic generator for bloggers, but if you’re just starting out or don’t have many followers, it can be difficult to gain traction there. Group boards are the best way I’ve found to grow traffic and followers on Pinterest because they expose your content to more people than […]

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Tailwind Tribes: What they are and how to use them | Chronic Illness Bloggers

Tailwind Tribes: What are they and how to use them

30th June 2017

A few months ago, I took the plunge and finally signed up for Tailwind, a scheduler for Pinterest. After joining several group boards, it had become tedious and confusing to manually pin my posts every day, so Tailwind is a real time saver! It makes it super easy to schedule your posts in advance. At […]

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Using Facebook groups to increase your blog traffic | Chronic Illness Bloggers

Using Facebook groups to increase your blog traffic

16th June 2017

Early on in my blogging career, I was a big fan of using Facebook groups to promote content. I know some people have mixed feelings about doing this. To some, it may come across as spammy, but I found it to be an effective way to reach my target audience. People who frequent chronic illness-related […]

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How to grow your audience with guest blogging | Chronic Illness Bloggers

How to grow your audience with guest blogging

1st June 2017

Tired of writing post after post and hearing crickets when you hit the publish button? Yep, been there, done that, and so have most other bloggers. It’s so hard to build traffic, especially in the beginning, because no one knows you, and your blog is just one of millions. A lot of bloggers make the […]

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