How Blog Tyrant Can Help You Get More Traffic and Improve Your Blog's SEO
Blog Tyrant is a blogging resource site that has been publishing beginner-focused guides for about 10 years, and its traffic and SEO material is organized around four levers: content, on-page SEO, backlinks, and site speed. If you are running a blog and want a structured starting point rather than scattered tips, its article clusters on "How to Get Traffic to Your Blog," "Blog SEO: How to Rank in Search Results," "How to Get More Backlinks to Your Blog," and "How to Speed Up Your WordPress Site" map directly onto those four areas. The site is aimed at people building an "ethical income" from a blog through tested content, SEO, and email marketing, so the advice assumes you want organic traffic and an email list rather than paid-only growth.
What Blog Tyrant actually covers
The site groups its material into labeled sections, which makes it easy to pick the one matching your current problem:
| Section | What it addresses | Example articles |
|---|---|---|
| Starting a Blog | Setup so you don't have to rebuild later | How to Start a Blog – The Definitive Guide; How to Install WordPress for Beginners; What is the Best Blog Hosting; Launching a Blog Checklist |
| Traffic & SEO | Getting relevant visitors from search | How to Get Traffic to Your Blog; Blog SEO: How to Rank in Search Results; How to Get More Backlinks to Your Blog; How to Speed Up Your WordPress Site; Ultimate SEO Guide for Bloggers |
| Writing Tips | Making posts that hold attention and convert | How to Write the Perfect Blog Post; The Ultimate Blog Post Checklist; Types of Blog Posts that Work |
| Email Marketing | Turning visitors into subscribers | How to Do Email Marketing [Ultimate Guide]; Easy Hacks To Get More Email Subscribers; Best Email Marketing Services |
| Make Money Online | Monetizing the traffic you build | How to Write Blogs That Convert; How to Start Affiliate Marketing; How to Add Google Adsense to WordPress |
There is also a tools area with utilities such as a Domain Name Generator, Website Uptime Checker, WP Security Scanner, Downtime Calculator, WordPress Speed Test, and Password Generator, plus review categories for blogging platforms, hosting, SEO tools, and WordPress plugins.
Matching the strategy to your blog's stage
The four levers don't matter equally at every stage, and picking the wrong one first is the most common way to waste months.
If you have almost no traffic yet: start with content and on-page SEO. The Writing Tips and Blog SEO material is the relevant cluster — you need posts that target topics your audience searches for before backlinks or speed tuning will do much. A post that ranks for nothing gains little from being fast.
If you have some posts ranking but traffic is flat: look at the traffic and backlink guides together. "How to Get Traffic to Your Blog" and "How to Get More Backlinks to Your Blog" address the two ways a page grows — more queries and more authority.
If you already get visitors but they don't return: the Email Marketing section is the intended next step. The site frames email as the tool that converts one-time visitors into subscribers, which is also the prerequisite for most of the monetization articles.
If your pages load slowly or you're on weak hosting: the WordPress speed guide and the hosting reviews are the relevant entry points, since speed affects both rankings and how long readers stay.
How to use the guides without just reading them
Blog Tyrant's content is instructional, so the value comes from applying it. A workable loop:
- Pick one article matching your weakest lever from the table above.
- Turn its advice into a single change you can make this week — for example, rewriting one post's title and headings for a search query, or compressing images on your slowest page.
- Verify the result with a measurable signal: search impressions and clicks for that page, page load time, or subscriber count.
- Only then move to the next lever.
The site's own framing is that these are "tested" strategies, but the outcome still depends on your niche, competition, and how consistently you publish — none of which the guides can supply for you.
Where the limits are
Blog Tyrant is a general blogging resource, not a personalized audit. It won't tell you which specific keywords your site should target or diagnose why one particular page dropped. Its reviews and tool lists are editorial picks, and the site shows a "subscribe" signal but no published pricing, so treat any tool recommendation as a starting point to evaluate yourself rather than a settled verdict. For a first SEO audit of your own site, you'd pair its SEO guide with a dedicated tool walkthrough — for example, using Ahrefs to check your existing pages before deciding what to write next.
If you want a single entry point, start with the Traffic & SEO section and work outward from whichever of the four levers is currently holding your blog back.