RE: My Steemit Cheat Sheet Part 4: Boost Your Blogging With dApps
I'm a big fan of Ulogs and Steempress, although Ithis last ond is only ptofitable if you have a weel-estabished blog of your own. By setting up a blog from which you can post tlStedmIt has nimerous benefits:
- content can be easily be found because you are using categories for your blog posts
- Extra monetizing option - uou can add all ads you like to generatd an extra income by placing adds (adsene, affiliate ads) on your blog
- you create powerfull backlinks to your SteemIt postd, which will reflect in your SEO rankingd.d
I jsrkk lzvenhaven't figured out yet whether the 15% commission Steempress takes is worth the trouble of setting up.your own blog. Still I have one.
Benefits:
people are familiar with WP sites, so there's a bigger chance your posts will be read by non-steemians. If they come across a famîar interface, they will feel more into their comfort zone than when they end up on an site with an interface tbat looks like it has been designed in 1999.
More and easier options to share your content, and creat backlings on other sides.
You can customize your entire site, add meta-date, retargeting pixels'which is all beneficiak
Yes I agree. Steempress is great if you're already a blogger and want to add an additional revenue stream via steemit. I've seen people trying to do it the other way having a steemit blog and then building their own and it hasnt gone too well for them, like the ones i've seen who push their established blog content strategically to steemit.
They use steemit as a tease for other content on their site too and becomes a real traffic driver as you build a following
oooh well arent you just the digital aficionado, I like it when you talk meta data and retargetting pixels
Lol