In 2025, blog SEO still drives most organic traffic, but you can’t just check boxes and expect to rank. Search engines have tightened up, pushing content that feels fresh, clear, and truly helpful. I’ve noticed that the old tricks—like keyword-stuffing and endless backlinks—don’t cut it now. Instead, successful blogs layer in real-life examples, expert interviews, and original data. Google seems to reward that personal touch, like adding a quick expert quote or showing actual results from your own tests. (I’ve seen my posts climb when I include step-by-step guides or unique insights from my own experience.) Sticking to the basics is fine, but readers and search engines both pick up on content that goes just a bit further. If you’re still sticking to the rulebook without adding a fresh take or your own voice, you’re missing out.
Category: Starting a Blog
Starting a blog on The Frugal Ones feels simple, even for beginners. Honest tips, expert advice, and real-life stories make this guide both clear and practical.
Proven Steps to Blog Posts People Read and Google Ranks
There’s nothing more frustrating than pouring hours into a blog post only to watch it disappear into the void—no comments, no shares, and hardly any search traffic. Plenty of good ideas get lost that way, often because they just don’t grab readers or answer real questions people are searching for. The truth is that great content solves problems for the reader and makes them want to keep coming back. When you start with a clear focus and figure out what your audience actually cares about, your writing gets noticed. In this post, you’ll find out how to blog posts people read and Google ranks can bring long-term, organic traffic to your blog.
Launching your Website, Now the Real Work Starts
Launching your website can feel like standing at the starting line, adrenaline pumping, ready to […]
How to Create a Blog that Makes Money [Practical Steps]
Want to create a blog that makes money, not just traffic? You’re in the right […]
Social Media Marketing for Bloggers [2025 Guide to Growth]
Social media marketing for bloggers isn’t about chasing clicks. It’s about making a real connection with readers. When I began posting on Instagram and Twitter, I saw what worked by watching comments and messages. Certain topics got more reaction. It took time, but the small wins built up. People started sharing my posts, tagging friends, and coming back for more. The right photo or quick, catchy intro can stop someone from scrolling. Social media expert Jenna Kutcher said, “People don’t follow blogs, they follow humans.” I tried that by sharing simple behind-the-scenes moments—morning coffee, rough notes. That honesty built trust and helped my blog stand out. Social media isn’t just a loudspeaker. It’s a way to start real talks and shape a brand that feels personal. If you want your blog to get noticed, share moments your readers can relate to instead of just filling the feed.
How To Make Money with a Blog for Beginners
Blogging isn’t only about sharing stories or thoughts—it’s a real way to earn money, even if you’re just starting out. Thanks to easy-to-use tools, you don’t need to be a tech whiz to launch a blog. And you don’t have to invest a ton of money, either. This guide covers, step by step, how you can build your own blog and how to make money with a blog, without any fluff or hype.
Side Hustles that will Make You Extra Money
Trying to earn extra money on the side? You’re not alone. With prices going up on almost everything, more people are picking up side hustles to help stretch their paychecks. It’s about paying for groceries without worry, knocking out debt, or having cash in the bank for surprises. The right side gig can make life less stressful and help you breathe easier at the end of the month. Whether you have an hour or a few each day, some side hustles can fit around your schedule and actually put more money in your pocket. Let’s look at a few options that work.