Hey everyone,So a couple of weeks ago the UK voted to leave the EU. It is a massive talking point over here, so I thought "why not try and bring that discussion to my website?". I wrote an article about Brexit and how it relates to language learning, and I posted it on reddit. Over the next 2 days I received a massive 1,092 page views.We all know everyone loves a good debate, so whether you take a side or keep a balanced viewpoint, it's a great way to drive traffic to your site. Keep it up Affi

Hi Everyone,So as I was writing my most recent blog for my language learning site I once again came across something that might be helpful to everyone here. I was writing about efficiency, more specifically about examples of the Pareto Principle and how we can get maximum results from our effort. (See my previous blog).One of the examples I gave was doing Language Sprints - this involves focusing on learning only 1 aspect of a language for 2 weeks. This idea can definitely be translated across

Hi everyone,For those of you who may know me, my blog is all about language learning. The most recent blog post I wrote was all about efficiency, and it's something I think could really help people here, so I thought I would share :) .The Pareto PrincipleSo here's a question - have you ever heard of the Pareto Principle? Or the 80/20 rule? It was started by an Italian economist, and the basic idea is that you can get 80% of the results from 20% of your efforts.The numbers in this aren't really

I published an article today reviewing a language learning podcast. I created my site http://FindFluency.com a month a go and so far have had mixed results from Google, with my top ranking page at position 14 on page 2. But to my surprise when I published my new page today it went straight to number 2! That was for my main keyword "What is LanguagePod101?", but it also reached page 1 in position 9 for LanguagePod101 Review, which isn't actually a phrase I use in the post!Just goes to show Googl