The Teacher Blogger Seller Network set up Tailwind Tribes in order to better amplify each other’s content and to work smarter with our Pinterest strategy. The tribes are open for collaboration with any teacher bloggers or Teachers Pay Teachers sellers, so I wanted to post them all here to invite you to join! If you aren’t familiar with Tailwind and want to read why it’s a…
It is no secret that the majority of many bloggers’ traffic comes from Pinterest. For me, 95% of this blog’s traffic comes from Pinterest! With a bit of luck and by paying attention to trends, one can have a pin go viral. However, while that is awesome, it is not a sustainable model for a blogger or TPTer to bank on. For a blogger or seller…
*This post contains affiliate links* Hey y’all! A common conversation I have with teacher bloggers is that they want to start a self-hosted teacher blog as they become more serious about their blog and/or Teachers Pay Teachers store, but they’re nervous to make the switch because they don’t want to “lose everything”. If this applies to you…I have some GOOD NEWS! When you decide to move to…
*This post contains affiliate links* Hey, y’all! If you’ve been following along on my blog for a while, you know that I have really enjoyed helping other teachers learn to start their professional blogs to help them achieve whatever goals they may have, whether they’re wanting to become a thought leader in their niche, share ideas with teachers in their area, or to showcase their products…
*This post may contain affiliate links* Some questions I get emailed to me a lot are “How can I grow my email list for my blog?” and “How do you offer free things in exchange for someone subscribing to an email list?” My answer to both of those questions is the same: ConvertKit. When I started on this blogging journey and decided it was something I wanted…
I am so excited to be at the blog today to post as a part of the 12 Days of December blog hop being hosted by some AMAZING secondary ELA teachers. This year’s theme is “Comfort and Joy in the Secondary Classroom“. When I was notified of the theme I immediately knew what I wanted to post about…and it isn’t something that is just secondary ELA…
Hey, y’all! I’m back for the fourth installment of “EdTech Tip of the Week” and this week I’m featuring PlayPosit! You can find all of the other EdTech Tip of the Week posts here. What It Is PlayPosit is a website that allows you to add interactivity to streaming video content—yes, like YouTube! You can literally have a streaming video stop, and you can add questions…
*This post may contain affiliate links* Hey y’all! If you’ve been following the blog this summer you’ve seen that I’ve been writing about How to Start a Teacher Blog and have been helping people through the process of getting started. Over the past couple of weeks I’ve talked to not only brand new teacher bloggers, but also established bloggers who want to grow their brand and…
*This post contains affiliate links* Hey, y’all! At the blog again today to expand on one of my recent posts, “Why You Should Start a Teacher Blog This Summer” to bring you How to Start a Teacher Blog–The Beginner’s Guide. Starting a blog is fun, but can also be challenging and for some, scary. I’m here to show you that it is not scary and that…
Hey, y’all! I wrote recently about Why You Should Start a Teacher Blog This Summer and that post has sparked some questions from some of you regarding how to get started. If you’re convinced you want to start a teacher blog already, you must do this first: figure out your “What”. In the blogging world, this is usually called your niche. Once you figure out what…
Hi, I'm Kelsey! I started A Blog for Teachers to have a landing pad for the Teacher Blogger Seller Network. I hope you find the resources here helpful and will reach out if you'd like to connect!
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