Google AdSense<\/a>, the chances of your visitor clicking on an ad during their visit increase with each page they view. Even if you haven’t monetized your website with ads, a more engaged visitor is more likely to sign up for your mailing list, follow you on social media, or even purchase your services compared to a visitor that bounces right away.<\/p>\n\n\n\nTo keep visitors moving around your site, it is a good idea to practice good internal linking habits. For example, by linking to related content on your blog from within each article, you are giving them related information to check out. You can use a related posts plugin at the end of your article to dynamically suggest other on-site content they may be interested in once they’ve finished reading the article in front of them. Furthermore, your sidebar is prime real estate for linking to your best content \u2013 this is a great place to add links to your most popular posts.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
If you’re new to WordPress, it can be confusing to add popular articles to the sidebar. However, be following the steps below you’ll learn the quickest and easiest way to promote your most successful content to your readers on every page of your website, from the WordPress sidebar.<\/p>\n\n\n\n