This is the most frequently visited page of your blog after your home page. It also has the longest shelf life. It’s worth really looking at how others have done it, and then to make yours as professional and well thought out as possible. You certainly don’t want people bouncing off this page. They need to subscribe to updates then and there.
Perfect your About Me page.
Show your social media profiles.
Encourage visitors to connect with you on social media. This builds trust and deepens the connection.
Create a contact page
As soon as you start getting traffic, some of your readers will want to get in touch with you, so create a contact page and use a plug-in like Contact Form 7to make getting in touch with you easy
Create a contact page.
As soon as you start getting traffic, some of your readers will want to get in touch with you, so create a contact page and use a plug-in like Contact Form 7to make getting in touch with you easy.
Position your opt-in form in a prominent position.
People often hide their subscription form and then complain that nobody subscribes. Make it very easy for people to find your sign-up form. Top right on your sidebar or just above your main navigation bar are two good places.
Display a list of your most popular posts.
Showcase your best work and impress the heck out of first time visitors.
We would all like to believe our readers browse through the archives of our blog, but the reality is, they don’t. You need to remind them. In every new post, try to link to at least three or four old posts, sending your readers back in time to read your best work.