Linda DessauSeptember 24, 2015 © thinglass – Fotolia.com “Youtility is marketing upside down. Instead of marketing that’s needed by companies, Youtility is marketing that’s wanted by customers. It’s massively useful FREE information, that creates long-term trust and kinship between a company and its customers.” – Jay Baer The message was loud and clear at the … Continue reading How to Write Helpful Instructions in Your Blog Posts
Vishnu SupreetSeptember 21, 2015 Before I get into how you can disable trackbacks and pingbacks, perhaps we should look into what trackbacks and pingbacks are and whether they are really necessary. What Does A Trackback/Pingback Actually Do? 1. Yvone writes something on her blog.2. Kathleen wants to comment on Yvone’s blog, but wants her own … Continue reading Should You Disable Trackbacks and Pingbacks On WordPress Posts?
Lauren GouldSeptember 20, 2015 The beauty of Instagram is you can quickly scroll through a feed of engaging images from various sources to stay current. But with over 70 million photos posted daily, marketers are being forced to focus more heavily on the science of Instagram posting — how to get the best content in … Continue reading Schedule Instagram Posts To Capitalize On Window Shoppers
By Barry Welford September 18th, 2015 Editing your published blog posts is probably the best advice you will read this month, yet very few of you will do it. Here are 10 reasons why you should. If you have others that make more sense to you, why not add them in the Comments. 1. To … Continue reading 10 Reasons To Edit Your Published Blog Posts
Rebecca ColemanSeptember 9, 2015 We’ve reached the halfway point in our series on Content Creation versus Content Curation! In this third installment, we’ll discuss some ideas you can walk away with and apply to your own business. Before we do, let’s recap. We started by defining content curation and content creation, and exploring the differences … Continue reading 4 Ways You Can Use Content Curation to Write Killer Blog Posts (Without Starting from Scratch)
Renee ShupeSeptember 7, 2015 As I’ve discussed in other posts, by default, WordPress treats your website as a “blog” and displays your latest published entries on the main page, unless you set a specific page as your home page. In a separate post, I also cover how to create a blog page (available September 1, … Continue reading Tutorial: How To Set The Number Of Posts Displayed On Your WordPress Blog
Linda DessauSeptember 3, 2015 © tostphoto – Fotolia.com As saturated as the web is with list posts today, for most of us lists still hold great value. As business bloggers, lists help us organize our thoughts and get them on paper. For our readers, lists are a predictable and enjoyable way to learn and gather … Continue reading Are List Posts Still Effective on Business Blogs?
Aaron AgiusAugust 31, 2015 Do you ever look at prolific blogs and get frustrated by how easy they make it seem? Thousands of people read, comment and share each new post on the blog. It can be discouraging, especially if you’re a new blogger. In contrast, your blog may only get a few dozen hits … Continue reading 27 Reasons People Aren’t Reading Your Blog Posts
Apurva JogAugust 29, 2015 We are always looking for ways to make life simpler – whether it is appliances at home that can help you prepare a meal within minutes, or gadgets that can help you keep track of daily tasks and activities. You can look at content scheduling with the same perspective. Although there … Continue reading 5 Reasons To Schedule Your Facebook Posts
Pam McBrideAugust 26, 2015 With over 300 million monthly active users sharing 70 million photos per day, Instagram has become the visual social network of choice for consumers around the world. However, many marketers still struggle with connecting to this socially-savvy audience. If you can crack the Instagram nut, you stand to see amazing engagement … Continue reading Creating Picture Perfect Posts – Capturing the Moment on Instagram
