happy pride month!🏳️🌈💙 i hope you’re all having a lovely day. today i’ll be sharing 5 more blogging hacks, the sequel to this post. most of these are about saving media space (which i am currently struggling with..🤪)



use your own images
Sure, stock photos are easier to use, but the problem is that they’re overused.
To make your blog more original, I would recommend using your own images. I only use stock photos if I’m unable to make one on my own. (aka me being lazy potato) A plus to this is that when you make designs on your own often, you’ll also improve your graphic designing skills!
saving media space
A blogging hack I used to use all the time was copy pasting/linking images. If you want to use pictures on your blog without taking up too much space, copy paste the image.
another tip is to save it as a JPG image, it takes up way less space than PNG or any other format. i de-clutter my media library once in 3 months or so, deleting images i don’t use a lot, or copies i find of them.



name your images
Whenever you upload a new image to your blog, give it a name. For instance, if you’ve just created a new sign-off for your blog, name it “sign-off new” or as such. So, the next time you want to use that image – instead of scrolling for ages to find it, simply type in the name you used to find it easier!
This hack is super simple yet helpful. : )
typography hack
Whenever you start typing a paragraph, to your right on the block settings – there should be an element called Typography. It basically helps you change all the letters of your sentence to lowercase, all to uppercase or alternate between those. It’s something which I’ve found extremely helpful!
it also helps with changing the letter appearance, size, spacing etc. so instead of typing the whole sentence again in lowercase, you could just use this block!



collages instead of separate images
something i’ve been doing lately to save media space is creating collages of images instead of uploading seperate images. this helps you save time, site speed and space! all you have to do is upload 2-4 images you’re planning on using, and using pic collage or inshot to create a collage out of it!
or, you could use any collage maker app. once you’ve done that, just upload it to your wordpress media library and use it as you normally would in a post!
re-use images
i’ve been re-using my images for weeks now, and it’s saved me a lot of time and effort. it’s simple – you don’t have to upload new images all the time, just re-use your images then and there. trust me, it’s a super effective & easy tip to follow.



thank you so much for reading! i hope you found this helpful. also, if you have any post ideas – please let me know in the comments😃

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Great blogging tips!
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this comment was in the spam folder for some reason, but thank you!
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Naming my images is definitely a good idea! It has been a life saver for me.
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totally! 😀
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these are great tips!! the naming images one is one of my favorites – i look up named graphics a lot and it saves SO much time 😊
why hadn’t i thought about uploading JPGS instead of PNG… 🤦🏻♀️ i’m gonna start doing that for certain graphics lol. usually the quality is better with PNGs, but you sacrifice space so 🤣👏 guess i’ll figure out if i want space or quality haha
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thanks maggie!
yes, that’s true!
hm yeah – but i think JPG images have pretty great quality as well 😉
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yeah 😉💫
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Happy Pride Month! Another great thing about naming your original images is that if you want them to it helps them get put in search engines better. anyway, I didn’t know about the typography tip, that will be very useful because I sometimes like to only use lower case letters in my post (for aesthetic reasons) and all my typing programs automatically capitalize letters. so thanks.
-Eli
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also, I haven’t seen a lot of people’s blogs recently, so I’m just now seeing yours again, and it is super cute, I like the design. ❤
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thanks so much. 🙂
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hi! oh, thanks for sharing!
haha, same – i just like the way lowercase letters look.
thank you for reading =D
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This is really really helpfulll. I didn’t know about the typography. I thought it was only in MS word and google docs only. Thanks evin!
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thanks, vanya! glad i could help x
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Ooh wait I never knew that jpgs take up less space than pngs that is definitely very helpful. Super helpful post thank you Evin 😩😋!
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i learnt that trick from canva xD
thanks!
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Copy pasting! I thought I was the only one! That’s the only way we can get those gazillion amount of photos is that method. Didn’t know about that typography thing, super helpful!
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yess, but sometimes the copy pasted images get added to the media library 😦 do you know how to not make that happen?
thanks!
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That happens if you copy paste all of them at once , as far as i know. If you put it in Google docs and copy paste images one by one I don’t think you’ll have any problem. Still, I’ll try to figure it out!
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omg these are such good tips, i didn’t know about the typography one! thanks:))
I nominated you for the I’ll get round to it later… book tag, and the post will be going out on my blog at 5am BST:)
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ahh no problem!
thanks so much, i just read your post 😀
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yay!
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Yesss, these hacks are awesome!
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thanks, diamond 😉
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Happy Pride Evin!
These hacks are really useful!
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Happy pride! :))
Thanks, glad i could help 😀
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YOU ARE SO CLEVER, HON.
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Thank you!
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