The dream of every website and blog owner is to create high-quality content, generate massive traffic, and make sales.
We all know the role traffic plays in helping you get an interactive blog community and in earning with your site.
Needless to say that without traffic your blog is as good as living in an internet desert and in total obscurity. Even though your dream is not to earn money with your blog, you still need people to read whatever you’ve got to tell them, right?
Investfeed is getting Cryptocurrency traders addicted! I’m not able to say I’m not part of those caught in the frenzy because it’s practically beginning to take more of my time online than Facebook and Twitter do.
A few days back, I was watching one of Suppoman’s crypto-rich videos on Youtube. In this video, he spoke on a couple of coins to buy for long term financial explosion and Infestfeed is one of these recommended cryptocurrencies. Check out its growth here on Coinmarketcap.
After reading thousands of blogs during my 9 year blogging career I spot patterns.
Successful bloggers master the principle of leveraging.
If you look at Blogging From Paradise – my blog – for a minute you see I give readers plenty of opportunities to join my list and to comment on my blog posts.
Email list traffic is traffic on demand; perhaps the ultimate form of leveraging. Blog commentators add credibility and content to my blog, both leveraging traffic builders. Social media tools fall into this category as well, such as an Instagram growth service which can be easily utilized to drive more organic traffic and increase the number of followers.
Stepping into Cryptocurrency is a quick way to become a millionaire. That’s because we are at the inception of things and the investment channels are just so obvious. The digital coins are largely being accepted and their values quickly growing from cents to tens of dollars in short terms.
Cryptocurrencies can also be a quick way to waste money if care is not taken. The news of newly created Crypto millionaires is everywhere. This is arousing a huge excitement in many new investors who are seen throwing away their hard earned money into coin opportunities without proper research to ascertain their legitimacy and profitability.
You may be dealing with a poop load of blogging resistance.
Because you don’t work a “real job” according to some people.
I know.
When new to blogging, family and friends asked me when I was going to land a real job. A job that paid the bills. A job that afforded me generous medical benefits.
Even today, some folks believe I am sitting on a computer all day long, dawdling around, passing the time doing something silly, or trivial.
In a blatant blockchain phishing attempt, I just got sent 3 BTC (BTC fo Bitcoin) this morning and I want to share with you how it happened and how the phishers attempted to grab my blockchain account. I’m sure you will be excited reading this post so follow this carefully. Right now, as listed on Coinmarketcap, a BTC stands at $4340. That makes a cool $12,780 (3BTC) just coming in.
But what is Phishing?
According to , Wikipedia, Phishing is the attempt to obtain sensitive information such as usernames, passwords, and credit card details (and, indirectly, money), often for malicious reasons, by disguising as a trustworthy entity in an electronic communication.
This is what’s happening now on Blockchain.info as cryptoccurency grows and Bitcoin dominance maintained. Holding to a BTC now could mean a fortune in a couple of years. So people are devising means to get the coins by hook or by crook.