Posts Tagged ‘blog’
Learn How to Boost Your Traffic with Facebook
Posted by krosenblatt in Blog Marketing, SEO, Traffic Tuesday, 11 May 2010 12:00 53 Comments
Facebook is a huge market. More than 400 million people and businesses have accounts. It’s quickly become the online marketplace to promote yourself and your company.
You can draw attention to your website and existing online presence with a Facebook profile. You can link to articles you’ve written in your updates, connect with new friends and fans, and expand your audience.
Facebook pages also appear on search engine results pages, which means it’s one more page that can help you get a higher place on the search engine results page.
Blogs are also a great traffic generator and SEO asset. So when combined with Facebook, it doubles your exposure.
How to Title Your Posts to Get More Traffic
Posted by krosenblatt in SEO, Traffic Monday, 10 May 2010 12:00 2 Comments
There are many benefits to having a blog on your site. Blogs are an easy way to provide regular, fresh content, enable easy user interaction, facilitate social media marketing, encourage repeat visitors, and stimulate increased traffic.
We all know how important it is to make a good first impression. Well, every new post is a new opportunity to get new readers and users. And since your blog titles are the first impressions for your posts, you need to make sure you are titling your posts to maximize traffic.
We’ve come up with a few tips to help you get the most out of your titles, just follow the jump!
Copywriting Tips for Blogs: Styling the Tone
Posted by krosenblatt in Affiliate Marketing, Copywriting Tuesday, 4 May 2010 12:00 3 Comments
Blog Business Style
Whether you started you blog for fun, for backlinks, for page hits or to post reviews, you need to consider how the blog is part of your brand.
If blogging were the same as writing professionally, then there would be no need for bloggers to call themselves, well, bloggers. They would just be writers.
But the tone and style with which one blogs is different than the tone and style of an article. Blogging is more casual.
But how do you incorporate casual with business?
Copywriting Tips for Blogs: Using User-Generated Content
Posted by krosenblatt in Affiliate Marketing, Copywriting Monday, 3 May 2010 14:00 2 Comments
Generating User-Generated Content
Blogs are a great way to get your voice out there and share your opinion. However, if you’re an Internet Marketer or an affiliate, you know blogs are also useful for branding and providing information about products and services.
Constantly updating your site can be hard, and having a blog is a good way to refresh content without reworking all your pages. But posting everyday can be difficult too; sometimes you just don’t seem to have much to say.
Planning is important, and writing posts in advance can help so you have a surplus when writer’s block strikes. But this is also when user-generated content can come in handy.
Copywriting Tips for Articles: How to Set the Right Tone
Posted by krosenblatt in Affiliate Marketing, Article Marketing, Copywriting Thursday, 29 April 2010 15:00 2 Comments
Copywriting Tips for Articles: How to Set the Right Tone
Article marketing is a great way to build a reputation. When you publishing articles on directories, it furthers your brand awareness and publicizes your business.
The one-way backlinks and increased traffic to your site are also compelling reasons for you to work on your byline.
The point of article marketing is to reach out to a larger audience, introduce them to your products or services, and send them to check out your site. Successful articles can lead to successful sales.
Article marketing is a time-consuming strategy, and some people try to beat the clock by producing multiple copies of the same article and submitting them to every article directory, in a rush to get as much out there as possible.
And while we suggest producing 10 articles every two weeks to get started in article marketing, the way to get click-throughs is quality, not quantity.
If you send out 20 articles to the directories, but the pieces fall flat, all you’ve done is waste your time and effort.
In order to get readers to follow the link to your website, your article needs to have the right stuff. Anyone can bullet information, but if your article isn’t appealing, helpful, or understandable, why would readers want to see more of what you have to offer?
