I've always loved dogs and I've learned a lot about them. So I created my website (furbabymom) based on my love for and knowledge about dogs.What I'm finding is that although I enjoy writing about dogs, there is so much more I want to write about that, frankly, I'm more interested in. Travel, recipes, health and wellness, life as a grandmother and empty nester, etc. A lifestyle blog is what it would boil down to. While I would love to write about all of those other non-dog topics, I can't imagi

After finishing a post, I went to "Fetch as Google" like I always do. This time, though, it didn't work. It said I needed to verify my site. As far as I know, my site has always been verified and I've had several articles indexed. I hadn't made any changes to my site, so I have no clue what happened. I was really nervous about messing with any code, but it seemed to be saying that's exactly what I needed to do. I had to insert my Google Analytics tracking id into the header. Sounds simple enoug

Hurray!! I've completed Level 4 and I'm so excited to move on to Level 5 which I believe is the last level! I spend a lot of time with the tasks in each lesson and I have also learned a lot from the special courses so many of you have provided. Yesterday I finally figured out how to set up and test my sitemap thanks to one of those extra courses. :-)Today I wrote and published a post, created an image in Canva to go with it and shared the post and image on all of my social media platforms with

So I found a helpful way to come up with new content for my website and thought I'd share it with all of you. What I have done is found magazines within my niche and taken ideas from the headlines on the magazine. Whenever you're standing in line at the grocery store, take note of the headlines on some of the magazines at the checkout counter. Pay attention to the ones in your niche, use some of those headlines in your keyword research and see what you come up with! This would work really well