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Welcome back for part 16 of the Blogging Basics Series! It’s been a few weeks since I’ve posted a series due to life stuff and other mundane things not worth exploring, but I’m back today! If you haven’t yet subscribed to my blog to keep up with this series, you’re missing out on some pretty crucial tidbits. Above my lovely face to the right are lovely ways to connect with me, or you can hit the follow button for email to the top left on my homepage , or the “follow” button on the bottom right of the page. I’m sharing blogging tips from A-Z based on my own experiences (the good, bad, and ugly), because I love bloggers and want to give something back to them.
Blogging Basics: Paying Attention to Your Demographics is Critical
Blogging Basics: Making the Most of Social Media for Your Blog
Welcome back for part 13 of the Blogging Basics Series ! If you haven’t yet subscribed to my blog to keep up with this series and need these nuggets of quasi-wisdom, you absolutely should. Above my lovely face to the right are wondrous ways to connect with me, or you can hit the follow button for email to the top left on my homepage or hit the “follow” button on the bottom right of the page.Welcome back for part 10 of the Blogging Basics Series! If you haven’t yet subscribed to my blog to keep up with this series, I encourage you to do so and not miss out on all these nuggets of semi-wisdom. Above my sweet face to the right are beautiful ways to connect with me, or you can hit the follow button for email to the top left on my homepage or to the bottom right. I’m sharing blogging tips and insights from A-Z based on what I’ve learned, because I love to see happy, successful bloggers and businesses prosper from having great blogs.
5 Jewels of Blogging Who Will Make You Better Bloggers
Different Types of Blogs and the Many Facets of Blogging
Tim Arends is here with a great blogging guest post to explore the different types of blogs people create and the many joyous facets of blogging. Enjoy! There are so many types of blogs. What type is yours? There is a way besides Facebook to keep your friends and associates updated on the events in your life. It is a sort of personal diary that can be viewed by many, but it is much more than that.I Might Disappoint You. #BlogChat -
How To Promote Your Blog Effectively
20 Things You Should Share On Social Media
I recently participated on a marketing panel where the discussion topic was titled “Digital and Online. What’s Next” and a lot of the discussion and questions were about social media and social media marketing.Zemanta
How To Attract More Eyeballs To Your Website
The Blog is the key to the Search Engines | The Write word
For some time now there have been sinister rumblings about the “blogosphere”. Critics seem to be saying that blogging has really had its day and will undoubtedly go out of fashion. Even this week Google announced that it was Farming “Blogger” out to other pastures.Blog SEO 101 - Using Google Webmaster Tools | Social Media Optimization & Search Engine Optimization
At one time it was enough to have a website, and in actuality that was not so long ago. The goal of a traditional website was to provide an avenue in which customers and potential customers could visit to get a feel for your company. It is a bit of a ” Let me check them out…” but on a business level. So mostly everyone now has a website although I recently discovered a company or two that DID not have a website. I can’t even imagine, however that is totally another blog post. The first wave of internet, Web 1.0 had everyone create websites, however we are now way past just having a website because we are now in a much more socially engaged world.
A Blog is NOT Optional: Whatcha’ waiting for? Start #Blogging.
Having an on-site blog can be a valuable marketing tool, bringing traffic to your site, illustrating your thought leadership, and generating SEO benefits. But it is also a considerable commitment of company time and resources. Many companies want to blog, but are rightfully concerned that a blog that is poor in content is not going to make the best impression on site visitors. They want the function of a blog—a place to post informal content that’s beneficial to readers and meets marketing goals—but in a less time-consuming way. Other companies just don’t have the text-based content assets a traditional blog requires: they may lack available writers, or have a highly visual site for which text is not a fit.
Six Alternatives to a Traditional Blog
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