How To Draw Attention to Your Old Content

I don't know about you, but some of my very favorite blog posts are from way back in the jurassic age when only my mom and a few neighbors were reading my blog. I shared my family's favorite recipes, as well as some cool DIY projects. Fast forward a few years, and none of my awesome new readers even know about those old posts. But just like you, I'm proud of some of that early content. I'd like people to be able to find it.

What's a girl to do? I used to use LinkWithin, but for some reason even after I updated some of my terrible recipe photos with new ones, it would still use the old photos. Embarrassing! So I got rid of it. And I've been looking for something to replace it ever since. Enter nRelate. It is a new plugin that allows you to list older content at the bottom of your posts.

Mine looks like this:
I've been using it for a few days, and I'll definitely be keeping it around. Here's what I like about nRelate:

-It  is totally customizable! You can choose the relevancy of your posts, the size of the thumbnails, the number of posts you want displayed, and much more. All from your own dashboard. So easy!
-It does not redirect your readers through nRelate's own site like similar plugins. This is a huge bonus for your SEO!
-You have the option of sharing links from your blogroll, or of including sponsored thumbnails to earn a little extra money. (I haven't tried either of these yet.)

If you would like to give nRelate a try, it is easy to install. (It does take a few minutes to show up, so don't panic like I did.)

To install in WordPress: http://nrelate.com/install-products/install-related-content/install-for-wordpress/
To install in Blogger: http://nrelate.com/install-products/install-related-content/install-for-blogger/

I hope it makes it easier for you to find some of my older posts, and I hope you'll try it out so I can find some of yours!

Disclaimer: I was compensated for writing this review, but the opinions are totally, 100% mine. Duh, why would I lie to you for a few bucks? I wouldn't.

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