News — Blogging

Note: I didn’t go from 0 to 62,000 pageviews in one month (don’t I wish)! I’ve been at this a while and I show you my journey to getting to this point. This is what I did to drastically increase them in 30 days!

Did you recently start a mommy blog?

And – let me guess – you want more blog traffic!

I think every blogger, new or old, wants some traffic. Traffic can help you monetize your blog, figure out your blog’s purpose and can help you quit your day job for good.

Twins Mommy is two years old and during this time I tripled my blog traffic, grew my Pinterest followers to over 13k, and generated sales every day.

You’re there.

You’re ready to start a mommy blog, and you can see it, feel it and breathe it, eh?

I started Twins Mommy over two years ago and can’t believe that this little blog is making money and growing traffic! And to top it all off, I have an audience that tells me in emails or on Facebook how much my posts are helping them become a mommy blogger.

I love it and know you will too!

Pinterest is my BFF!

It’s been my BFF for a long time, but we had a bit of a falling out over the summer. I’ll get into that in just a bit.

I’m sure you’ve been hearing loads and loads about Pinterest tips for growing your blog traffic. I have even written those posts countless times on Twins Mommy.

Because it’s true. But something happened to my presence on Pinterest.

While my traffic and income didn’t take a dip, my Pinterest analtyics tanked big time.

You want to blog so you read.

You read blog posts.

You read Facebook comments.

And then you research.

You learn about a million things about starting a blog and now you’re confused.

Probably have a headache too. As a new blogger, what do you focus on?

You want to dive into blogging but just can’t pull the trigger.

But, the thought of working from home and being able to take care of your little one is a hard dream to shake off.

This is what you want to do, and from all the hours of pouring over Pinterest and reading blog post after blog post, you’re still not sure if you’re cut out for it.

I so get you, mama!