Dating has never happened yet. It varies with culture and social habits. Letters once carried romance between cities. Phone calls added sounds and emotions to the night. Dating apps have put endless options on the screen. A quieter shift is…
On this week’s episode of the Niche Pursuits podcast, Mike Strahl and I discuss what Amazon Influencer success looks like in 2026 and beyond. If you’ve been in the space for a while, you know that we’ve covered the Amazon…
THIS POST MAY CONTAIN AFFILIATE LINKS. READ MY DISCLOSURE FOR MORE INFORMATION So, are you looking to write a killer piece of content for your blog, website, or in general? Great idea! Have an idea, but don’t know how to…
Gary Vaynerchuk has never been shy about calling people out. And his take on bloggers who monetize before building an audience? It’s blunt, it’s loud, and frankly, it’s pretty hard to argue with. His argument is simple: if you’re spending…
These days, many patients begin their healthcare journeys online, so investing in marketing tactics that help dental practices get in front of their target audience is critical. As patient behavior shifts toward digital search before booking an appointment, dental practices…
On this week’s episode of the Niche Pursuits podcast, Andy Skraga and I discuss the golden opportunity available to monetize content on Facebook. Returning guest and digital entrepreneur Andy walks us through what’s changed, what’s working now, and how creators…
Google’s Useful Content Update (HCU) hit many online businesses hard. Even well-established and reputable websites have seen a significant drop in their rankings. That’s why I went behind the scenes with Kelan Kline Savvy Coupleweathered this storm quite well. Kelan…
Editor’s note (March 2026): This article is part of the Blog Herald’s editorial archives. Originally published in the early 2020s, it has been revised and updated to ensure accuracy and relevance for today’s readers. Most bloggers have a moment—usually while…
The Internet used to be like a huge library. It was a static page with simple links that the visitor used to find what they were interested in. The web is no longer a dead system. Guesses and learns. Behind…
The Middle Ages lasted for hundreds of years from about 500 to 1500. So much of the information from that time was lost, distorted and turned into something else entirely. With the help of historians, archaeologists and researchers, we were…
