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Tips this week include: • 3 examples of help I needed this week and how I helped 3 of my clients in similar fashion • How my consult clients are seeing positive results in just days • A new mantra for you to try to switch your mindset into a money-maker • Our Content SEO series starts in the DIY SEO workshops this week • Deep dive into how many followers you need on different platforms to make $500/mo

Tips this week include: • New tutorial on Antispam Bee for comment spam filtering • New tutorial on creating Google reCAPTCHA v3 keys • Why I’m testing a new spam filtering combo and leaving CleanTalk • Session 2 of Group Content Feedback is tonight for the DIY SEO course • The status of WP 6.0.1 update and what’s taking so long to release it • Why it might be time for you to think about getting a new site theme • The theme frameworks I like and a few caveats to watch out for • What you’re missing if you don’t hire a webmaster designer to help you • Ahrefs is creating a search engine to pay creators • Why I’m surprised that Yoast SEO will soon be supporting IndexNow

Tips this week include: • Why Tribe beats traffic • How Tribe makes you money • How to move out of the blogging for ads mindset • Why you’ve got to move with the times or get left behind • Live, group content feedback sessions are this week in the DIY SEO course • WPEngine just acquired a whole bunch of our fave plugins • There’s a Google tool to remove your personal info from search • Google adds new schema markup for academic lessons • How to make sponsorships a good revenue stream for your content business

Tips this week include: • Your last chance to get the full Gutenberg Ninja course is this week • How to build a content silo workshop coming up in the DIY SEO course • Proof that video SEO works • Why I’m looking into posting on Medium again • 2 free mini courses from The Tilt on Web3 and building audience and revenue • Free Canva alternative • Why I’m checking out JellySmack to follow content creator trends • Why we’re not quite ready to update to WP 6.0 • What happened with the big Google May core update • How Microsoft got Duck Duck Go in trouble and what you need to avoid using • YouTube is now splitting out analytics by video type • TikTok now allows 3rd party management tools that you’ll love using

Tips this week include: • What’s new in WordPress 6.0 video tour • Where to get update instructions for WP 6.0 • Major issues happening at two popular hosts • Who is the only host I trust with my sites these days • Content Revamp How-to Workshop this week for DIY SEO members • How to get in on the Gutenberg Ninja course before it closes for purchase • Wrap up of our Digital Downloads workshops • Digital Download Setup Manual is on the way • Member Site research survey is coming soon • Why so many member site owners leave tons of money on the table • Research into profitable store setups is coming • May 27 is WP19 Day and the celebrations that are happening • Why WP needs to think like a platform again • What if there were a WordPress Lite version for niches? • How to use the new Pattern Creator • How anyone can confidently show up on video

Tips this week include: • Content Revamp workshop series continues in the DIY SEO course • Designing your digital download delivery system workshop is today for BB Hubbers • WordPress 6.0 release is next week and where to get your update instructions • The feedback from WordPress losing market share for the first time • Why I’m looking into non-WordPress member site platforms • Justin Tadlock retires from WPTavern • Why Google Search said to ignore what’s in a Google SEO course • Why to ensure that SEO tips you read actually apply to you • Video Page Indexing Report is coming to Google Search Console • The sheer power of evergreen content • How to make money without huge traffic • The freedom and power of starting over • Why 1-on-1 chats are worth it and how much they save and make you money

Hello Happy Site Owners and Webmasters! Tips this week include: Content Revamp series starts this week in the DIY SEO courseGutenberg Ninja course is closing this summer – and how to get in before it doesHow to create your digital download workshop is today for BB Hub membersWordPress 6.0 release candidates are out, and where to get update instructionsFollow up on what happened after I removed my free optionDetails on what’s up with Astra’s new Spectra releaseGoogle drops crawl support for some image and video data and reaction from YoastWhy not to use Clarity with GA4A must-see company that turns text into real-looking avatar videosWhat I’m reading to help me meet my Q2 goals Listen to the Podcast BlogAid Happenings We’re well into Q2 of 22 now. What’s on your mind as you consider the near and long-term future of your site and how to best monetize it? I’ll share what I’m doing near the end in a new section for What I’m Reading that is helping me and will help you too. BlogAid Course Happenings DIY SEO Content Revamp Series Starts This Week Most of y’all know that I was an electronics engineer for 30 years and that I did a lot of technical writing and training during that time. Well, years ago, one of my former webmasters switched careers to become an SEO copywriter who specializes in working with engineers. She said she chose that niche because of me and that all of those engineers deliver content exactly the way I do. They tell you the whole story, and then they give you the resolution as the very last sentence. And that last sentence becomes her title or hook. Then she literally writes the story in reverse, but leaves the step-by-step in order. She just puts it at the end. This year, it dawned on me that I laid out the live workshops of the DIY SEO course the way an engineer would. First we check your SEO foundation. Then we break down all of the SEO opportunities you have on your site and in your content and how to make the most of them, plus what not to do. And at the very end, I tell you how to make those changes. In my mind, I figured you would want to know how to do all the things, and then actually do them all at once. Doing it that way would keep you from updating the same stuff multiple times. But more importantly, it would help you not revise a whole bunch of stuff while making all manner of mistakes because you didn’t have the whole story. But, it’s clear that this year needs to be different due to Google dinging folks for updating existing content. And folks who are in at least their 2nd year with the course have already applied the big changes and now want to get busy making all the new tweaks from this year’s updated info. So, I’m going to take a chance and modify the order of the course. This week, we’ll be starting our Content Revamp series of workshops. I usually have that at the end. It’s a 3-part series where I help you:  Identify what types of changes to makeEasily get a list of all your content and ways to prioritize it for changesActually make those changes in a way that makes Google happy instead of confused or upset with you Guteneberg Ninja Course Closing to New Purchase and Renewals This Summer Quick reminder that the Gutenberg Ninja course, as it is currently delivered,

Tips this week include: • Issues with various plugins being reported • Astra is now Spectra, sort of • Why I’m taking a little time off from TikTok and all such videos • A reminder to get your ADA compliance taken care of, and resources to help you do it • Image SEO Part 3 bonus workshop is this week in the DIY SEO course • Planning your digital download workshop is today in the BB Hub • A set of digital downloads setup manuals are on the way • How to ensure you get better email deliverability • How transactional emails are different from marketing email services • A new membership goals comparison is underway • Why selling your own products is the future • A free Yoast webinar this week on growing your email marketing sales • Why I’ve been quiet on the Web3 front lately

Tips this week include: • New plugins I’m checking out – Yoast Product Review Schema and Advanced Database Cleaner • New form security I’m testing with reCAPTCHA v3 • 2 bonus sessions coming for the DIY SEO live workshops • Why to do what works for you and your audience • WordPress 6.0 Betas are out and where to get update instructions • Why WP is paring back on the new Webfonts API in 6.0 • A super interview all about the new era of WP themes • A reminder why not to click links in emails • How to keep pop ups from hurting your SEO • Why Brave and other search engines are bypassing AMP pages now • What’s in the YouTube Trends and Stats for 2022 report you have to know • How to get more video views on Facebook • The importance of first-party cookie tracking data and why it is your gold mine

Tips this week include: • Why the Tips Tuesday Livestream is going dark • How you can still get into the Gutenberg Ninja course before it closes • How to discover what your audience wants workshop in the BB Hub • Upcoming bonus sessions in the DIY SEO workshops • Multiple follow-ups on the WebP as default proposal • Why there is no way to carry MozJPEG optimization through thumbnails • More image formats coming that are just around the corner • The difference in Reusable blocks, block Patterns, Templates and Template Parts • Possible full-page patterns coming in WP 6.0 • YouTube’s keyword research tool is now available to all • An easy way to get dynamic YouTube thumbnails • A roundup of more GA4 tutorials

Tips this week include: • New Limit Last Modified Date plugin tutorial • New Enable Media Replace plugin tutorial • Digital Downloads workshops start today in the BB Hub • Ranking Factors Part 2 workshop on Thursday for the DIY SEO course • WebP images by default in WP was killed in committee • Cloudflare will deprecate Legacy CAPTCHA soon and what to use instead • Why we won’t be using the new Cloudflare Images • A primer on GA4 and why I’m holding off installing it • The GA4 alternatives to just say no to • A primer on how to get started with making videos • How to turn your “Link in Bio” into revenue

Tips this week include: • Tell WordPress not to make WebP the default image format • My case study proving why the Performance Lab plugin misses the mark • Ranking Factors Part 1 workshop is this week • The Digital Downloads workshops start April 12 • WordPress 5.9.3 releases today and what’s in it • Why I’m so happy Stripe is getting back into crypto payments • YouTube will soon host podcasts and how to make the most of this • Should you start with a newsletter instead of a blog? • How to create a sidebar in an FSE theme workshop