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Experienced, skilled mentors offer you valuable information that helps you:

– boost your blog traffic
– increase your blogging profits
– live your dreams through blogging
– identify mistakes you may be making
– uncover the reasons why you are blogging to help you knife through obstacles.

Look out for these 8 things in a blogging mentor.

Note: for the purposes of this post a mentor can be either a consultant or coach who offers premium services or a blogger who assists you through their free content and advice.

When an entrepreneur has the idea to start a company from nothing, they usually dream that it will one day grow into something amazing, but no one knows for sure. It is estimated that 96% of businesses fail within the first 10 years. It could be argued that not quite that many fail, but the truth remains that many do.

That is why when a company like Hostinger (hostinger.com) bootstraps their company to 29 million users it is so impressive that we at WHSR just have to take a closer look and get some input from someone who has figured out how to thrive in the same 10 years that other businesses failed.

Talk to nearly anyone who has ever owned a website and you’ll quickly find at least one web hosting horror story.

One of the most important things about your online presence as a business owner or entrepreneur is your website.

Most site visitors want responsive, intuitive, fast loading pages.

They say that stranger’s soul is incomprehensible, but we can’t entirely agree with the statement.

Most often we just don’t want to notice the obvious, pretending that it’s too personal matter or something of the kind.

In fact, a human soul is not as dark as it seems. It is always ready and even willing to reveal its secrets to the confidant. As a rule, web community members having their own websites are open for communication, socialization and other things like that. Besides, personal websites serve as a kind of virtual CVs for their owners. Most often, if you are as sharp as a needle, seeing a person’s website, you’ll easily tell even more about site owner than he/she wanted to say.

If you want site visitors to return to your blog frequently, you have to give them fresh material to read. They need to know they can trust you to give them good advice and to give it on a regular schedule. You may be wondering first just how frequently you actually need to create a new blog post.

While there isn’t a cut and dried answer to this question, there are some schools of thought you can consider for your own blog. John Rampton, helper to startup companies, wrote on Forbes that “more is always better.” He then goes on to pull in some stats from HubSpot about blogs that post frequently.

A company that posts more than 16 posts a month gets at least three and a half times the traffic as one that only posts a few times a month. So, if you want to use that model, you need to post about four times a week on average.

Crime against businesses, services and retailers doesn’t usually involve physical businesses as much as it used to. Instead, what we find is a rise in cybercrime from both “freelancers” and hacking syndicates. They want sensitive user information to sell to identity thieves (or use themselves).

Yet, what about the legal consequences to businesses that fall victim to these attacks? Do they have a responsibility to protect information? And what is the extent of that responsibility?

The short answer, it depends.

Let’s look at a few previous cases and breaches to better determine your risk.

There are lots of website builders.

But even then, the only 3 website builders that people keep asking me questions about are Squarespace, Wix, and Weebly. So in this guide, we are doing a side-by-side comparison of all these platforms so that you choose the one that’s best suited for your needs.