From this I draw my strong recommendation to put your blog at the center of your activities. Nurture it and prioritize the work on it!
Because if your blog is not well maintained, many of the other measures will not work either. I can say this from my own experience. The Rat & Tat Marketing blog, the marketing logbook, was one such unkempt garden. When I started it in 2012, I was a regular user and had set myself the goal of two posts a month, which I initially belize telegram screening kept to. A few large customer orders in recent years and my attitude of "the customer always comes first" caused the blog to become overgrown like a beautifully landscaped allotment whose owner had won a multi-year trip around the world.
Readers stayed away, new customers didn't come through the blog and I even know that I was unable to convince one or two potential customers of my services because the blog wasn't well maintained. Not good.
In the meantime, I have deleted this blog; the focus of my company has simply shifted to a purely online business; the content was outdated and no longer relevant.
Guest posts are a great way to make your blog and your offer better known. But publishing guest posts is not that easy. Here, too, you have to approach the topic strategically and should not underestimate the time required. Walter Epp is a guest post specialist. You can find out more on Chimpify .
Due to time constraints, I advise Roland not to pursue a guest post strategy at the moment.