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Top 8 ways to monetize Instagram while building a sustainable audience

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Top 8 ways to monetize Instagram while building a sustainable audience

By Kaleigh Moore September 12, 2023 It’s been a journey of long days and extra time on weekends, but you’ve finally done it. Your Instagram account has more followers than you ever dreamed. There’s only one problem.You’ve been so preoccupied with building your audience that you’ve forgotten about the other end of building a business on Instagram. Monetization. You have an ever-expanding cadre of loyal, engaged followers. You know there’s a market for what you offer. But before you go for a quick money grab, you should slow down and consider the best way to convert your audience into customers. Do it the wrong way and you risk turning those followers away. That’s why monetization should be more than a quick generator of cash. It should feel like a natural extension o...

The Keys to Building Stable & Sustainable WordPress Websites

Sustainability should be a goal for every website. It’s critical that what we build today can thrive during its useful life. In practice, it means being able to evolve and grow without being overly burdensome to maintain. That’s always a challenge. But throw in the constant change of a content management system (CMS) such as WordPress, and the game just got a lot harder. Being infinitely customizable is both a blessing and a curse. Sure, you can build just about any type of website imaginable. However, it’s quite possible to take some serious missteps along the way. The result could be a site that’s unstable and always a hair away from disrepair. Because of this, sustainability is a moving target. And while there are no guarantees that even a well-built site will provide years of worry-fre...

Sustainable Web Design, An Excerpt – A List Apart

In the 1950s, many in the elite running community had begun to believe it wasn’t possible to run a mile in less than four minutes. Runners had been attempting it since the late 19th century and were beginning to draw the conclusion that the human body simply wasn’t built for the task. Article Continues Below But on May 6, 1956, Roger Bannister took everyone by surprise. It was a cold, wet day in Oxford, England—conditions no one expected to lend themselves to record-setting—and yet Bannister did just that, running a mile in 3:59.4 and becoming the first person in the record books to run a mile in under four minutes. This shift in the benchmark had profound effects; the world now knew that the four-minute mile was possible. Bannister’s record lasted only forty-six days, when ...