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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 Adam Dince, from ‘Net Features – http://bit.ly/WkZxuf
These days, marketers are doing everything they can to leverage non-paid marketing channels to increase operating income and decrease spend. One of the most impactful areas of non-paid marketing is search engine optimization (SEO).…
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 Ginny Soskey, from Inbound Hub | Marketing – http://bit.ly/1qIciw8
First, make sure you know what smart content is and how it works. (Hint: It’s also known as dynamic content.)
Then, you need to create a smart content strategy to address different target buyers who are in different stages of the buying journey.…
By Gina Withey, from ‘Net Features – http://bit.ly/1CNgYFf
We all know SEO isn’t a one and done item checked off the to-do list never to be looked at again. It’s a constantly changing part of our marketing strategy that is vital to both our online and offline success. …
By Chris Hazel, from ‘Net Features – http://bit.ly/1yLICPO
A website serves different purposes but a big chunk of people having websites often fail to answer the most fundamental question – “Why do you have a website?”
A website is not a work of art.…
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.…
From WPBeginner – http://bit.ly/1pE7fgF
Often beginners ask us: Why should I use WordPress? Isn’t my old site good enough? Why do I need to switch to WordPress? If you’re asking these questions, then you’re at the right place. In this article, we have compiled a few reasons why you should use WordPress, in what ways you can use WordPress, and who is using WordPress.…
By Paul Boag, from Smashing Magazine – http://bit.ly/1gZkKxS
Our users are precious about their time and we must stop wasting it. On each project ask two questions: “Am I saving myself time at the expense of the user?” and “How can I save the user time here?”…
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.…
