Mukesh GuptaFebruary 18, 2015 Increasingly, I have a feeling of being overwhelmed and never in control of the time I spend on the internet. I seem to spend enormous amount of time surfing the net and not able to remember anything from the time I spent. So, I have decided to change my internet habits … Continue reading The WWW Rule of Learning
© learchitecto – Fotolia.com Charlie Gilkey shared a great concept with our BOOST coaching group the other week. He talked about how all business owners have a gold mine of “trapped content” – things we’ve already written for other purposes, then forgot about or left behind. “How many times,” he asked us, “Have you answered … Continue reading The Accidental Blog Post – How to Free Your Trapped Blog Content
Kylie Jane WakefieldFebruary 17, 2015 Social media is an important part of your small business marketing plan. Coming up with relevant and interesting content to post on a regular basis (that isn’t just about your biz) requires a little extra time. At this point, you might be thinking that you don’t have time to sit … Continue reading 3 Free Content Curation Tools That’ll Enhance Your Social Posts
You can’t know where you’re going if you don’t know where you are — and columnist Rebecca Lieb’s process for performing a content audit will help you determine just that! Rebecca Lieb on February 16, 2015 A content audit is the cornerstone of content strategy, which governs content marketing. The aim is to perform a … Continue reading How To Conduct A Content Audit
Ernest ThompsonFebruary 16, 2015 Having brand new content ideas for your social media fans and followers is the most important aspect of any social media marketing venture. This means new tweets, new pictures, new blogs, new status updates, new videos, new new new. To help keep you moving forward with your social media, here are … Continue reading 10 Content Ideas for Social Media Success
Ever since the early days of the internet, bloggers have found ways to thrive and establish communities around their work. They are the ultimate, and first, digital gatekeepers. Some like Arianna Huffington, Michael Arrington, and Pete Cashmore went on to found new digital empires, such as The Huffington Post, TechCrunch, and Mashable. Below the level … Continue reading How To Find and Engage Bloggers in Your Subscription List
Business.comFebruary 14, 2015 In 2012, LinkedIn started Influencers, a blog with posts by people who are influential in their fields. This includes famous people like Richard Branson, Jack Welch, Bill Gates and Arianna Huffington — even President Barack Obama contributed. Some 300 industry leaders currently post to LinkedIn and thousands (and thousands) more follow what … Continue reading Should You Be Blogging on LinkedIn?
Amanda ClarkFebruary 14, 2015 Blogger’s block. It’s very real, especially for small business owners who have to think up new things to say about their business or industry every week—or even every day! No matter how regularly you blog, you’re going to get stuck for ideas from time to time. You know that your blogs … Continue reading 5 Ways to Get New Blog Topics
Christina BockischFebruary 13, 2015 Starting a new business blog or maintaining an existing one isn’t easy. In order to have a successful blog, you need to blog consistently for a long period of time. Between holidays, vacations, illness, or other personal issues that require your time, it’s easy to put off writing blogs to deal … Continue reading Sticking With It: 5 Tips For Keeping The Blogging Momentum
Elizabeth DyrsmidFebruary 13, 2015 If you’ve been around the SEO world for some time, the name Matt Cutts is familiar. He is one of Google’s leading developers. His focus? Stopping webspam and punishing low-quality websites. This is the guy businesses fear at night. Remember that expression; “keep your friends close and your enemies closer?” Although … Continue reading Matt Cutts’ Top 5 SEO Tips
