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By Alex Lirtsman, from ‘Net Features – http://bit.ly/1sJ7EK8
Nowadays, it seems like every brand has a blog to round out its digital footprint. Some blogs are better at producing relevant content and others are better at posting an instant viral hit.…
By Christopher Jan Benitez, from BloggingPro – http://bit.ly/10yX8PJ
A blog post is made up of different components that make up a unified whole. If the parts are clicking on all cylinders, then expect the blog post to be widely read are shared by users.…
By Daniel Scocco, from Daily Blog Tips – http://bit.ly/1sIGynX
Once in a while I like to recommend resources and posts from around the web. I believe this helps to expand the community around the site (as the bloggers I mention usually become readers themselves), and it also enriches the content, as you get to read stuff from other people and from different perspectives.…
By Rachel Sprung, from Inbound Hub | Marketing – http://bit.ly/1qJPGIX
The hardest part of starting a blog is writing all of the content, right?
Not necessarily.
Before you even begin brainstorming topics and creating content, there’s some work to do to get your blog set up and running — the design, settings, comments, social sharing buttons, etc.…
By David Masters, from Tuts+ Business – http://bit.ly/1xptZnf
Anyone who writes as part of their job—whether that’s emails, web copy or reports—has at one time sat in front of their computer and wondered “what should I write about?”
At best, this question will spark ideas and you’ll find words pouring from your fingertips.…
By , from Chris Lema – http://bit.ly/1v72Til
If you’re a business trying to figure out how to do this “business blogging” thing, there’s likely an untapped resource of content you’ve already developed. That’s right, you’ve likely already developed the content and just haven’t figured out how to use it.…
By Neil Patel – Quicksprout – http://bit.ly/1bQL13C
Around a month ago, I ran a Crazy Egg test, which showed that most people weren’t scrolling and reading the copy on NeilPatel.com.
Because of the data, I decided to run an A/B test on the homepage.…
By Neil Patel, from The KISSmetrics Marketing Blog – http://bit.ly/1B0XHhA
I write long articles. Most of the time, I’m in the 1k-2k range. I’ve written a few humdingers that clock in at over 4k words.
That’s a lot of writing. I do it for a reason.…
By Gabbie Keegan, from ‘Net Features – http://bit.ly/1nyRgOo
Most writers have to produce content every day, even when they are tired, maybe even sick or uninspired. It can be even more difficult for Internet professionals – who aren’t writers necessarily by trade – to generate content that is click and share worthy, but fierce competition requires them to try.…
By Corey Eridon, from Inbound Hub – http://bit.ly/UdAOb9
You and your audience have something in common: You want to write less, and they want to read less.
It’s not that your content is boring — it’s that we don’t even make time to read stuff we want to read.…
