From the course: Social Media Promotion for Musicians, Artists, and Engineers
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Tying your blog to your website
From the course: Social Media Promotion for Musicians, Artists, and Engineers
Tying your blog to your website
- [Instructor] Regardless if it's your website, blog, Facebook page, or YouTube channel people come back more regularly if there's new material posted. Because it takes longer to redesign a website than almost anything else online, people usually do it a lot less often than they should. But the one way to keep your site refreshed with new material is to tie your blog to it. You can see here here's my website, and there's my blogs. We can do this in a couple of ways. For instance, you can use the blog's RSS feed to link to a section on your site. The problem with this is that even though your visitors will notice, Google might not which negates some of the effect of the refreshed content. The other way is to have the blog built right in to the homepage of your site with links to the rest of your site. In this case, the blog would have the same domain name as your site which in my case is bobbyoswsinski.com. Of course, if WordPress has already been installed on your hosting site, this…
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