These days the words such as a ‘website’ and a ‘blog’ are not new for people with even a minimal access to internet so I do not need to give and intro for these terms to you all. Blogs and websites are the main source of attraction for the viewers and customers. They are the first step towards betterment in your business.
As saying goes:
‘All apples are fruits but not all fruits are apples.’
Similarly,
‘All blogs are websites but not all websites are blogs.’
However, what some of you might not be aware of is the major difference between the two and how these two make a difference to the global world with their presence. Let me put some light to the major differences between a blog and a website. Check out what we have in store for you today!
With the increasing awareness about the online earning strategies, people are getting inclined towards making money with their websites and blogs, however, there are only few who found themselves lucky enough to enjoy fruitful results. Your newly born site needs to be pampered and managed properly, following the correct guidelines and implementing the strategies that are prescribed the the professional bloggers.
A blogger needs to be a fair judge when it comes to judging his own articles before actually publishing the content to his blog. to ensure that all his posts maintain a high quality consistently, it is therefore advised to draw up a framework to judge the article once it is ready to get published.
Most of my readers are bloggers and while monitoring the comments, I have come across questions and queries that although some bloggers work really serious to make money with their blogs but still, opting this way to become rich is not turning out to be a big one. However, I have seen people turning into bloggers and getting rich in no time and the only ingredient they put in their strategies will be discussed today.
The only aim of every blogger is to achieve the 
It has been said that the decisions you take initially in a business, decides the profit throughout the life of the set up. When talk about blogging specifically, the first key to success is the niche you choose for your blog. We have been discussing the importance of an effective niche several times in our posts but the topic itself is significant enough for a standalone post. You need to understand that your blogging career totally lies on the subject you choose to blog on. However, it’s a pity that the fresh bloggers, overlooking the importance of niche, simply invest a great deal of money and their time and efforts in establishing a blog which hardly brings any good to them.
It’s a fact that with time, we forget a lot of things, good memories, bad memories and things we read. Now if you see from a blogger’s point of view, the articles that once turned out to be a very successful one slowly lose their charm with the passage of time. A good article is just like an asset for a blogger which he should always keep alive.
Are you a regular blogger? Do you open up your dashboard nearly every day to add a post or do other administrative work? If so, you will agree with me on this. The standard WordPress dashboard is quite boring (right?). Although it is, by no means lacking in any functionality. But there’s always room for improvement. Human psychology dictates that man can never be happy with his current situation, and always wants more (:P). Therefore, no matter how good the WP dashboard might look to you, it will soon enough begin to bore you.
Any website owner’s main concern is getting his site recognized by major search engines. For beginners, it’s a common question; How to get your site listed on Google? Well, that is where a sitemap comes in. Earlier, we talked about how Google XML Sitemaps plugin for WordPress can create a sitemap for you. It is available for other blogging platforms as well like Blogger etc. Well today, we will talk about what to do with the sitemap you have somehow created