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How Many Blog Posts Do You Need Before Traffic Comes In?

If you’re new to blogging and you’ve already published a few posts, you may be wondering – when does the traffic start coming in?

As a matter of fact, one of the most common frustrations that new bloggers face is this. They publish quite a few articles on their new sites, excited for their audience to start building. Except, after waiting weeks or even months, their blog is still a ghost town.

Don’t worry – this doesn’t necessarily mean that there’s anything wrong with your website, or even the approach you’ve been taking with your content.

In this article, we’re going to cover how many blog posts you need, before you start receiving traffic. Then, we’re going to cover how you can speed up the entire process, and get visitors coming in more quickly.

by James McAllister

Reddit is the world’s largest forum, and one of the most useful social networks that exists, period.

There are communities for just about everything imaginable – from extremely niche topics, to the downright weird.

That being said, there are a lot of wonderful communities for marketers and entrepreneurs also, and I wanted to take the time to highlight some of them here.

The following marketing subreddits are a great place to brush up your skills, network with others, and engage in valuable discussions.

by James McAllister

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GPT-3 may bring the single biggest shift to content publishing, since the advent of the internet.

Yet while this technology may radically change the publishing and SEO landscape, it also comes along with a huge host of benefits – benefits that you can take advantage of today.

Although the general public doesn’t know it yet, this is a transformative technology that will have far-reaching effects for everyone.

The most exciting part?

It’s just getting started.

by James McAllister

Once you’ve finished editing your Audacity project, it’s time to export the final file.

It’s important to understand that saving your Audacity project on its own, does not create a file that you can distribute and share with others.

In order to create a file that you can share and upload to your podcast host, Spotify, or other audio distribution platforms, you’ll have to do something called exporting.

Fortunately, this is all quite simple. Let’s look over the exporting process in Audacity.

by James McAllister

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Every action you take in business either costs you money, or it costs you time.

As entrepreneurs, it goes without saying that we very well may be low on both of these. From the new business owner working a full-time job on top of running their business, to the cash-strapped company that can’t afford to make that extra hire, we are often spread extremely thin without much to show for it.

Unfortunately, unless we change the way that we approach business, it is easy to stay stuck in this trap forever.

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