The latest article on HubSpot blog is titled “How to Build Authority on LinkedIn in 15 Minutes a Day”. Lisa Toner says, “So you followed the step-by-step wizard to completing your LinkedIn profile. Then, maybe you even went a step further and added some apps like your SlideShare account, claimed your vanity URL, and linked your profile to your website and blog. Congratulations, you graduated LinkedIn 101! But you want to be so much more than that. You want to be an expert in your field”. How to Build Authority on LinkedIn in 15 Minutes a Day HubSpot [...]
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Gail Trahd’s latest ‘PLR Health Wizard’ blog post is titled “Internet Traffic Week: New Way to Use a Known Source”. Gail says, “Traffic can be a challenge. Especially finding people who are interested in buying. This week I was reacquainted with an old friend and discovered new ways to use this source of traffic to benefit both me and my readers!”. Internet Traffic Week: New Way to Use a Known Source PLR Health Wizard Blog *This blog post was submitted by Gail Trahd. [...]
The latest ‘Web Marketing Today’ blog post is titled “9 Ways Local Businesses Can Grow Email Subscriptions”. Pamela Neely says, “Email newsletters can be a lot of work. If you’re creating one every week or so, the only way for it to make sense as a time investment is to have a decent list of people to mail to. Having a good-sized list also means you have the option of spending less on advertising. If you deliver engaging content and go light on the sales pitches, you’ll also likely get more response from your email audience than you would from, say, a print ad. So for all the benefits... [...]
The latest ‘Econsultancy’ blog post is titled “Five ways niche ecommerce sites can beat Amazon”. Charity Stebbins says, “Fans of feel-good 90s movies will recall Meg Ryan’s valiant but doomed struggle to save her corner bookstore from Tom Hanks’s big box rival. Ecommerce niche sites have found themselves in a similar drama, battling to hold their place in the market and the SERPs against mammoth retailers like Amazon, Staples, and Walmart. While these larger sites certainly have both marketing and SEO advantages: fast delivery, aggressive pricing, enormous SEO... [...]
Jay Baer ‘s latest ‘Convince & Convert’ blog post is titled “The 6-Step Path to Creating Inherently Useful Marketing″. Baer says, “Youtility is marketing so useful, people would pay for it (if you asked them). It’s marketing customers actually want, instead of marketing that companies think they need. I first started thinking about Youtility in 2009, when I heard a speech by Robert Stephens, the founder of GeekSquad. Since then, companies of all sizes and shapes ”. The 6-Step Path to Creating Inherently Useful Marketing Jay Baer’s ‘Convince & Convert’ Blog [...]
“Banner blindness” is something that must be confronted by every marketer. People can ignore banners and not even notice they are doing it. Now, Craig Sowerby has released EWS Top bar, a WordPress plugin to place a “ribbon” or “bar” across the top of your WordPress pages so capture the attention of your visitors so they will see your opt-in or other message. With the ribbon, you can create a message as subtle or as glaring as you choose. With this plugin, you can: ■ Add links to any content you want your readers to see ■ Choose the color and the text style... [...]
The latest post on ‘Mashable’ is titled “Facebook’s Worst-Case Scenario: Becoming the Next Yahoo”. Todd Wasserman says, “It’s 2020 and you’re 13 years old. There is very little delineation between real life and the Internet. Your face computer ensures that an IM, text, photo or video is only a blink away. Your friends are nearly always accessible and you can hang out virtually just as easily as you can IRL. You have no need to engage in a public forum, except on your terms. Social networking is baked into your everyday experience the way the web was synonymous... [...]
The latest article on the ‘The Future of Ink’ blog is titled “How to Re-Write Your Copy to Instantly Attract And Engage Your Readers″. Sue Painter says, “It’s as true for digitally published content as it is for printed content – you have an extremely short time frame to hook and engage your readers. Whether you are creating an e-book, an information product, a video, or a podcast, your challenge is to engage end users so well that they will go out of the way to consume all of your content. If you don’t do this successfully, they will lose attention and disengage“. Read the... [...]
The latest article on ‘MarketingProfs’ is titled “10 Ways to Stretch Your Marketing Budget”. Ardi Kolah says, “All marketing practitioners are seeking ways to save money and get a bigger bang for their budget buck. How to do that isn’t at all obvious. But, sometimes, the answer can be staring you in the face! No. 1: Seek opportunity in adversity Inertia, complacency, and overconfidence are your inner demons. Get rid of them. They’ll cost you money. Reading the writing on the wall, on the other hand, is a great place to start to save money“. 10 Ways to Stretch Your Marketing... [...]
Some people have been panicking over losing the Google Keyword Tool, and it could indeed be a problem if there were no replacement. But visionary marketers and their programmers have developed new solutions to fill the void without skipping a beat. One of these new SEO research tools is Apex SEO, created by Dylan Kingsbury and Aaron Sammon, gives you the keyword information you need to choose keywords that you can optimize for. For example, this tool is ideal for local keywords that offline merchants need., so if you are a consultant, this tool will be your solution for your clients’ marketing... [...]