January, 2013

Writing on the Web

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Content Marketing with Blogs: 6 Steps to Writing Awesome Fresh Content

Writing on the Web

6 Steps to Writing Awesome Fresh Content" src="[link] width="256" height="170" title="Content Marketing with Blogs: 6 Steps to Writing Awesome Fresh Content" />What private Hell do you go through to write fresh blog content ? How do you pick a blog topic that will score with search engines AND solve a problem your target audience frequently has? Do you scour the dungeon of your mind for new slants on old stuff?

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5 Ideas for New Business Blog Topics for a New Year

Writing on the Web

Let’s face it – Business blogging can get repetitive. It seems as if there are only so many blog topics out there for your readers, and you’ve exhausted them all. We know the key to a successful business blog is fresh content, which brings more reader who might be potential new clients. But what exactly does “fresh” content entail? New topics or a different perspective on a problem, or an innovative tip – these are all good.

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2013: No Marketing Goals This Year, Just One Word

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No goals for 2013. I’m not setting any marketing goals this year. Goals are bad. I am not kidding, and there’s research to prove it. This isn’t just me trying to avoid feelings of failure when I’m not seeing immediate results. Here’s an excerpt from Peter Bregman’s blog Consider Not Setting Goals for 2013 on HBR: It’s not that goals, by their nature, are bad.

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