Welcome to Friday’s Fab Links, my weekly personal finance blog roundup post! How has your week been so far?
Mine has been pretty good. On a finance note, we’re still in the process of taking over our Debt Management Plan ourselves so we’re waiting until this has been completed before making any extra debt repayments. We’re being very careful with our spending so we should manage to squirrel away some savings at the end of the month which will go towards the debts. This will also be aided by a lower tax bill than expected. Result!
In relation to blogging, I’ve been focusing on SEO in the past week. My knowledge about SEO is very limited but I’m going to be making some slight tweaks to some of my older posts to try to optimise them a little better and drive more traffic to the site. I’ll let you know if I manage to succeed! I really want to grow my blog as much as possible during 2014. 🙂
Now onto my fab links from personal finance blogs this week:
J. Money from Budgets are Sexy wrote about his One-a-Day Habits (And Why They’re Important). By forming daily habits around personal goals, you can become more productive and achieve what you need to achieve faster.
Shannon over at The Heavy Purse shared 3 Steps to Raising Financially Confident Children. She explains why being a good financial role model as parents is key as well as the importance of teaching your children that allowance should be earned rather given. Wise words that I’ll definitely be referring to now and in the future!
Melanie at Dear Debt published an inspirational post on Your Self Worth is Not Your Net Worth. All the money in the world doesn’t necessarily make a good or happy person. Money might be a tool that can help you achieve your aspirations but there are plenty of other areas in our lives such as our love for family or friends where we may already be ‘rich’.
Trent at the The Simple Dollar wrote Frugality as a Life Preserver? He explained how he and his wife turned to frugality when they were really struggling financially and why they continue to live frugally even when things got better for them.
Michelle at Making Sense of Cents posted Following Your Passion Is Not Just Luck. Many of us have a passion but have we really thought about what it takes to follow it? Michelle explains why you need a plan in order to become successful in following your passion.
I hope you all enjoy the above posts and have a lovely weekend!
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Hey Hayley and thanks for the Fab Links 🙂
Also, I look forward to watching your blog traffic grow as you tweak your SEO. I want the same thing and will be taking pointers!!
Take care Hayley and have a terrific weekend. My best to all.
Lyle
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Thanks Lyle! I’ll be sure to pass on what I’m doing… if it works! So far, I’ve not seen much improvement but time will tell!
Have a lovely weekend and look forward to reading your posts next week as usual. 🙂
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Thank you for the mention! And I need to start focusing on SEO more as well. It’s something that I don’t really ever think about.
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You’re welcome Michelle! I think there’s lots to learn about SEO and I’m still getting to grips with the basics!
Please do let us know if your SEO tweaks end up helping the site! I know nothing on the subject, and would love any guidance you can provide.
I definitely will DB40! It’s a bit of a minefield. I’m tempted to do a course on it but I can’t really afford to right now. I’ll be happily sharing what I’m doing if I see any results! Watch this space. 🙂
SEO is something I’d love to learn more about, too. Any resources you’re looking at?
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I’ve been reading up about SEO on the Daily Blog Tips website and I’ll definitely be outlining the changes I’m making if I see any improvement!
Thanks for the mention, Hayley! I truly appreciate your support. We’re trying to improve our SEO too, but we’re still learning too. It seems like it’s always changing. 🙂 Have a great weekend!
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You’re welcome Shannon! You always write such great advice about money and kids. 🙂 Have a lovely weekend!
Thanks for the link love, you rock! I’m excited to see your blog grow. I’m looking at growing my blog in 2014 as well. It’s exciting and nerve wracking. I just started focusing on SEO and I think it’s helping a bit. I use SEO Yoast and it’s pretty easy to understand. Good luck and have a great weekend.
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