So, now that you’ve been blogging for awhile, you may be ready to take your business to the next level. Learning how to brand your blog is a great first step! It all starts by thinking of your blog as a branded business. You know those blogs that you can recognize in your feed without even seeing their handle? Or when a quick view of a caption reminds you of a certain blogger? Those people have been successful in branding their blog.
Before we get into the details about branding your blog, the most important takeaway is consistency. Once you figure out your voice, tone, color scheme, and image, it is important to stay consistent. Inconsistency can look unprofessional and may confuse your audience.
Voice and tone
This is a great place to start branding your blog. Make a list of 5 adjectives that describe your blog. Are you classic and sophisticated, or trendy and playful? While you’re at it, another great exercise is to define what your brand is not. Put these adjectives up on a board clearly wherever you usually write your blog posts. These keywords will help you create a consistent tone when writing a blog post, Instagram caption, or a pitch email to a retailer.
Logo and tagline
Every great business has a logo and tagline. Think about it. Your blog header is the first thing your audience sees when you enter a site. Start by looking at a few of your favorite blog logos. What do they have in common? What makes the unique and/or memorable? A great logo should add credibility and recognition to your brand.
A tagline helps readers decide if they’re interested in your blog. Make it easy for them to decide! Think about your topics and define your target audience. A great tagline will show your readers that you know them. Try to make your tagline short, powerful, and snappy.
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Do you know you can now monetize your travel with Expedia on ShopStyle! Pack your bags and get ready for your next trip!
Traveling is a great blogging opportunity to connect with your followers to show them a new part of the world. Apart from creating great, engaging content, you can maximize your profits by monetizing your travel links. Expedia has flights, hotels, experiences, travel packages, cars, and more. So no matter where you are going or what you are writing about, the chances are that you can monetize it with Expedia.
Travellers can snap up, even more, savings by signing in or becoming an Expedia+ Rewards member, earning points and unlocking access to members-only deals and perks. Members save 10% or more instantly on select hotels, just by signing in
If you haven’t written about your Holiday travel or last-minute NYE plans, this is a great opportunity to feature Expedia in your posts because on every click you drive to Expedia, you get paid for it! Use the LinkIt tool to monetize your clicks to Expedia. Again, the more traffic you send to Expedia the more your revenue goes up since you’ll get paid per click you send to the retailer.
Beyond Holiday travel, check out SSC influencer The Mother Chic’s latest post about Expedia. She gives, even more, tips and tricks on how to utilize the website’s new tools and access their great deals.
Check out these top 5 NYE destinations for under $400 (these prices are based on departing from SFO)
Seattle – average ticket price of $357
Salt Lake City – average ticket price of $332
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For more information, visit their ViewFinder blog to stay on top of travel deals to maximize your trips and content!
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Be my #Galentine : The red trend Alert with Public Desire Featuring the Robbi metal ring ankle boots
Looking for the perfect pair of red boots to Cause a stir, here is this Robbi ankle boots Featuring almond shaped toe, metal ring detail and block heel. Style with a cropped jean and cosy knit.
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Heel Height: 3.5"
Shoe Height: 9.5"
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These booties are the perfect go to for a show stopping look! Featuring; rhinestone, studded, lace up front, peep toe. Followed by a cushioned footbed. Approximately 4 1/3 inch heel.
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