Tip #2: Use a “Start Here” Link Many bloggers

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Tip #2: Use a “Start Here” Link
Many bloggers like to use a link in their main navigation menu titled something like “Start Here.” It’s often similar to writing an About Me page, but it goes into greater detail and usually offers clear instructions about azerbaijan phone number material readers should do next. It’s a good way to introduce new visitors to your blog and share what your content is all about.

Here’s a list of a few things you should consider adding to your “Start Here” page:

An introduction about the blogger (or blog)
Glossary of common terms used on the blog
Links to your best and most popular content
Shopping links if your blog sells digital or physical products
Call to action like signing up for your blog’s newsletter
Now, let’s look at a great example of this in action. Clean Mama is a blogger who teaches people how to keep their homes clean (and is a very clever blog name idea, too).

Clean Mama Homepage Screenshot (Menu Example)
She has a “Start Here” section on her blog that does a good job of identifying some of her blog’s most central ideas.

Clean Mama About the Author Screenshot
First, she welcomes her readers and explains three ways her blog is going to help them right off the bat:

She’ll help you make your house ready for guests
She’ll help you find some grace even in the things you have to do every day
She’ll help you not feel so overwhelmed by your house chores
That’s expanded upon in a little mini-manifesto right here:

Clean Mama Compelling Essay to New Readers (Screenshot)
The next section she includes elaborates on the idea of feeling overwhelmed—and affirms that she has solutions to help. Anyone reading this far will likely be pretty hooked on her methodologies.

She then goes on to explain some of her strategies for keeping your house clean without spending hours doing it (offering up tons of free value to new readers).