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There’s got to be… right? Luckily, you no longer have to guess, because today, I have the research that will show you. How To Push People’s Buttons I’ve just finished re-reading the book Buzz Marketing, authored by a guy named Mark Hughes. Mark was known as the VP of marketing for Half.com back in the day, and was famous for… get this, convincing the town of Halfway, Oregon to rename itself Half.com! Yes, he got a town to agree to name itself after a website. Apparently, this guy knows a thing or two about creating buzz! In his book, he outlines the six buttons he’s found in his marketing research and experience that always seem to get people fired up, when presented in the right way. Ready? 1.) Yowza! 6 Steps to a Loyal Blog Following. How to Start a Blog that Matters.
Thinking about starting a blog or reinvigorating an old one? Today we’re launching a new course called How to Start a Blog that Matters that can help. This course is meant for three groups of people. This course might be for you if: you’re thinking about starting a new blog, from scratch, or you’re unhappy with the results you’ve gotten from a blog you recently launched, or you’re doing OK with your blog, but want to re-brand and re-launch it to take things to the next level In any case, the course is a step-by-step 90-day action plan for starting a blog that makes a difference. Starting a blog is incredibly easy these days. Hundreds of millions of blogs are online today and thousands more are started every day.
Anyone can create a blog in 5 minutes, but very few people will create blogs that matter. What’s the difference between most blogs and the select few that attract huge followings or otherwise make a difference in the world? How Does this Fit with the Million Dollar Blog Project? P.S.