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By Christopher Jan Benitez, from BloggingPro – http://bit.ly/10yX8PJ
A blog post is made up of different components that make up a unified whole. If the parts are clicking on all cylinders, then expect the blog post to be widely read are shared by users.…
By Matt Southern, from ‘Net Features – http://bit.ly/VI4OeQ
In every website’s life comes a moment of truth – that moment when you hit publish and your thoughts go public. Today, for content to thrive and not get forgotten after an hour it’s important to get more social media shares and build your following.…
By Bonny Clayton, from ‘Net Features – http://bit.ly/XpoV2G
Navigating the Web for photos to populate your website, company newsletter, or other marketing tools can be like tip-toeing through a minefield. You might emerge on the other side completely unscathed, but one wrong step can blow up into a legal morass.…
By Daniel Scocco, from Daily Blog Tips – http://bit.ly/1sIGynX
Once in a while I like to recommend resources and posts from around the web. I believe this helps to expand the community around the site (as the bloggers I mention usually become readers themselves), and it also enriches the content, as you get to read stuff from other people and from different perspectives.…
By Emma Snider, from Inbound Hub | Marketing – http://bit.ly/1w96tdO
INBOUND 2014 was not short on good content. But, despite the large venue, some speaking events were so popular that it was short on seats.
Few things make a speaker feel better than seeing every single chair in their room full.…
By Lindsay Kolowich, from Inbound Hub | Marketing – http://bit.ly/1tYAwUq
Imagine you and I were chatting, and I leaned in and told you, “I’m a really amazing oil painter. People look at my paintings and think they’re photographs. My work brings out emotions people didn’t even know they had — I’m that talented.”…
By Neil Patel, from Quick Sprout – http://bit.ly/1iZ6w5T
One of the biggest worries bloggers have is the silent blog syndrome. After putting endless hours of hard work into your blog, you find that it remains silent. No one comments. No one argues.…
By Rachel Sprung, from Inbound Hub | Marketing – http://bit.ly/1qJPGIX
The hardest part of starting a blog is writing all of the content, right?
Not necessarily.
Before you even begin brainstorming topics and creating content, there’s some work to do to get your blog set up and running — the design, settings, comments, social sharing buttons, etc.…
By Alan Schill, from Search Engine Journal – http://bit.ly/1vWXQl6
Imagine if you had an amazing SEO strategy that drove large amounts of organic traffic combined with a perfectly optimized PPC campaign that pushed even more targeted traffic to your website. Life would be great, right?…
By Chris Marentis, from Search Engine People Blog – http://bit.ly/1rfmFYT
National and local internet marketing experts agree that excessive bounce rates can kill SEO strategy. More important, elevated bounce rates are often indicative of something much worse. High bounce rates can be a telltale sign that your website needs to be redesigned.…
