Posts by Glenys Grob

Why is My Website Slow? Diagnose Slow Loading Pages to Solve

Last updated : 21 December 2015
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Slow Loading Website

Slow loading pages on your website can rob you of a large percentage of your website traffic. People won’t wait long for a slow website to finish loading.

There are a number of different tools that allow you to check on how quickly your site is loading and most include suggestions on how to go about making improvements to your site.

But, sometimes finding the real culprit can be a touch tricky!

WebsiteTips4U has been loading way too slowly and it has been getting worse over the last couple of months.

Actually, I should clarify that statement: its slowness has been spasmodic. Sometimes it loads in what seems like lightning speed. Other times it almost times out.

So, if you are reading this post, then hopefully you didn’t have to wait too long for it to load OR you are reading it after I have implemented the fix that I have identified as the solution below. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Website Performance

Must-Read Blog Posts: Discovered in September 2014

Last updated : 18 November 2014
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Best posts SeptemberYou have possibly already read some of my blog roundups from previous months. If so, then you will already know that I like to highlight the work of other bloggers each month.

September was no exception.

I stumbled upon a number of contenders during my blog commenting/researching journey.  The posts that I have selected to bring to your attention are those that I think can help many bloggers who are still trying to gain some momentum with their blogging efforts.

Here are the articles that impressed me; as usual they are posts that contain actionable tips that we can all implement.

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Filed Under: Recommended Reading

Top 10 Google Ranking With Internal Linking – A Case Study

Last updated : 24 January 2016
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Internal Links

Have you implemented an internal linking strategy on your blog?

Or more importantly, have you considered the Google ranking impact that such a strategy could have?

This case study might well see you reconsidering your approach to internal linking.

When it comes to learning as much as possible about internet marketing, I must say that I get the most out of case studies.

I have found some brilliant ideas in list style posts but sometimes a long list of tips can be overwhelming.

On the other hand, when I come across a published experiment, describing a Twitter strategy  for example, or a case study about generating more blog traffic, then I’m sold!!  I make time to study it. 

So, rather than provide you with an exhaustive list of ideas about how to rank in Google, I’m sharing with you just one strategy I used in an experiment to see if I could rank a keyword on page 1 of Google.

If you have being trying for some time to improve the rankings of keywords that are sitting on page 3 or beyond, then this case study will be of interest to you. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Case Studies, Links

How to Customise Your Aweber Form for eMail Opt In: 6 Steps

Last updated : 23 August 2015
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Submit KeyThis tutorial shows you how to customise your own Aweber sign up form to attract newsletter subscribers.

Aweber is a very popular email marketing service that manages your email lists for you. I use Aweber myself and can highly recommend their service. If you are not already using this service and would like to check them out for yourself, they still offer a $1 trial for the 1st month.

Why Customise a Sign up Form

Why would you want to customise your own form when Aweber provides so many ready-made sign up forms?

There are actually a number of reasons but the ones that spring to mind most readily include the following:

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Filed Under: Email, Tutorials

Best Blog Posts Discovered in August

Last updated : 11 September 2014
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Best blog postsEach month I like to draw your attention to other bloggers’ posts. 

These are impressive articles that I have stumbled across throughout  my month of extensive reading.  And if you have read any of my previous roundups, you will have noticed that they usually have something in common and that is actionable tips.

I love reading case studies and I’m sure you are the same. It is great to read what someone else has tried and whether or not it has worked.

I hope you can feel as motivated as I do when you read this month’s notable posts.

I usually add to the list as I find impressive works throughout the month. So, I suggest that you bookmark this page for easy access to future updates. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Recommended Reading


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