Well, it’s time to break out the #MondayMashup series once again. I took a break from it for a couple months because there was a lot of things to do, and plus, I’ve kind of suffered this winter with on and off bouts of sickness. It’s pretty typical.
So, what is #MondayMashup? Well, it’s where I got around the blogosphere and pick up a few great articles to share with you in hopes you may learn something. I stick to picking from blogs in the following niche: Blogging, Social Media, SEO, and Web Design. It’s important to keep on top of your niche, and reading is a huge part of it. Sure, you can fake your way through and pull a bunch of crud together, but eventually, you’d be called out on it.
This roundup makes it easier for you. I encourage you to also expand your resources by doing a search.
#MondayMashup 2015 Volume 1
Blogging
Stacey Roberts posts on 5 Ways to Make Your Blogging Life Easier.
Hesham Zebida blogs about Legal Considerations for Professional Bloggers.
Social Media
Larry Kim show us How to Get Featured in Mashable.
Mari Smith tells us about 4 Visual Storytelling Tactics To Boost Your Facebook Engagement: The Social Scoop Issue 134
Ian Cleary shows us How to use IFTTT for Social Media Automation. This is extremely handy!!!
Ileane Smith rounds up a lot of goodies in her article – The Ultimate YouTube Tips, Tools and Tutorials Roundup.
Melinda Emerson makes us think a little in her article – What Kind of Business Should I Start?
SEO
Joost de Valk talks about rel=canonical โข What it is and how (not) to use it. You might be using this incorrectly, so you may want to read it.
Barry Schwartz says that Google Webmaster trends specialist John Mueller is telling us not to focus too much on building those links in his article – Google: Try To Avoid Link Building Because It Can Do More Harm Than Good.
Web Design
Rachel Andrew writes on Controlling The Cache: Using Edge Side Includes In Varnish.
Nick La shares his roundup of what he thinks will trend in web design for 2015 in – 7 Web Design Trends to Watch for in 2015.
Malik Brahimi gives us An Introduction to Working With Canvas.
Dustin Cartwright writes about How to Profit from UX Design.
What was your favorite article in this week’s roundup?
Also, if you want to be considered for future roundups, please use my contact form to let me know.
Sarah Arrow says
A handy article (and timely) from Joast, was talking about this at a conference yesterday as it’s useful when you have a eCommerce site. Will check out the other links, thanks for the mashup ๐
William Earl Amis, Jr. III says
My goodness Nile,
This is priceless references. I have read them and they are full of more than one could imagine. I find it easy to make my blog and activities grow my contacts. That is the important part of my company gaining more awareness. It brings people who are looking for our free support, all together.
Most of us have been unaware how important keeping updated is. You have made me realize to keep at the minimal my 2 social locations with my professional one. I find it far more productive in my time and growth.
Thank you for keeping me and all your readers updated with more solid references. Using them like a library of supportive contacts.
Pragyan Subedi says
Thanks Nile, I went through the blogging links and they were pretty informative. Nice pick! Will certainly go through the other links when i get some time! Keep updating ๐
Linux Larry says
Glad to see the mashup back again!
Some great information in there. Some new and some old, but of the type which we sometimes need to be reminded of!
Thanks Nile
Andrea Ansari says
Great practice with this Mashup, Nile! A ton of good resources here.
Shelley Alexander says
Nile, Thanks so much for taking the time to put together this awesome list of resources to help all of us! I can’t wait to start checking out all the info!
Siphosith says
You have shared great website full of nuggets to use especially for bloggers. I learnt quite some fom them and will bookmark it for further use. Thanks for the share.