Blogtionary
eCPM? Plugins? On page SEO? ESP?
Blogging is a unique - albeit fun - industry complete with all sorts of terms. The problem is understanding all of the blogging terminologies. You can run a search to find them or even ask, but you will come across terms time and again that you just don't understand.
The Blogtionary changes that!
This is the first book of its kind that is a book by a blogger for bloggers. Never again will you not know what people are talking about in your blogging groups!
The book covers the following:
- General Blogging
- Technology
- SEO
- Email Marketing
- Monetization
- Analytics
Use the book as a reference when someone asks something in a group you aren't sure about and to also join in the conversations to learn and grow!
The Blogtionary is the must-have resource book for bloggers!
*Note that this is a digital download. It will be sent to you after purchase. You are not allowed to redistribute or share the book in any way.
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United StatesThis is such a helpful book. I've been blogging for 3 years and some of the terms continue to confuse me. Now I have a go-to resource to alleviate my confusion. This book is now my go-to book whenever I see a blogging term I am not familiar with. Not only does this book provide definitions for blogging terms, but some terms also include links for additional information or examples. It's an easy, but extremely informative and valuable read. I highly recommend this book to all new bloggers, and for those bloggers who still are not yet familiar with all the terms.
CanadaI found this eBook helpful for learning words that are used in blogging world. Now I am more clear on ‘Pageviews vs Sessions’ and 100s of other words. Thank you!!
United StatesI would definitely recommend this book for any blogger who is just starting out or who wants to learn more. It contains resources and definitions only people who blog would know and I find it very useful!
United StatesThis book is very useful for any blogger, new or seasoned. I found words and meanings in it that I did't know or understand before, thanks.