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| Page 1 of 1 | Previous | Next | WRITING ON THE WEB JUNE 30, 2011 Serial Writing Formula: 1=5+2=7+1 I’m no math genius, nor do I even think remotely like that in analytical terms. But once in a while I stumble upon something that makes sense , saves time , and produces exponential results. I’m talking about serial writing. You take one main concept, break it down into a list of 5 key elements, write an introductory overview, write a concluding summary, and here’s what you get: 7 stand-alone articles to post on your blog and to submit to article directories. idea = 5 points + intro + summary = 7 articles + 1 PDF report. Here’s what I’m talking about. | WRITING ON THE WEB DECEMBER 12, 2012 My Business Website: Content for Customers… or SEO? His area of expertise includes project management, list management services, SEO and social media analytics. Should my business website focus on keywords and getting search engine results ? Or quality content for customers ? Perhaps a more important question is “How do I make the most of each of my web pages so that my business and I get found, get known, and get clients ?” | | | | | | | WRITING ON THE WEB FEBRUARY 1, 2012 5 Ways to Get Readers to Respond This also can help to lower your blog’s “bounce rate” as calculated by Google Analytics. You spend a lot of time writing content on your blog but if the only comments you get are from people looking for free marketing, maybe it’s time to revise your content strategies. Here’s a guest post from Chris Peterson at Straight North integrated marketing services in Chicago. Polls. | WRITING ON THE WEB NOVEMBER 23, 2010 3 Great Twitter Apps for Content Marketers CoTweet Enterprise requires offers a full range of dynamic features for companies that are dedicated to creating a substantial presence across multiple Twitter accounts, such as solid workflow reports and advanced analytics. HootSuite has its own url shortening service, owl.ly, that provides users with analytics on all of the links that they post across their accounts. Today’s post was written by Louise Baker, freelance blogger and journalist. Here is an inside look at what you need to know about three of the top Twitter Apps for business: CoTweet, HootSuite and Twaitter. | WRITING ON THE WEB NOVEMBER 7, 2012 Blog Writing: 5 Tips to Break a Blogging Rut Open your blog analytics and check out your top five all-time most popular posts. Business blog writing is tough. No matter how long you’ve been writing on your business blog, sooner or later, you’ll find yourself in a blogging rut. How do you break out of blogger’s block ? Reaching customers on an individual level. Read other blogs. Update an older post. Go off script. | WRITING ON THE WEB FEBRUARY 26, 2011 High Quality Content Sites Is What Google Wants For professionals who use online content to market their services, you need to keep an eye on your analytics , and continue to follow good advice for content marketing. There’s been an important update to the way Google runs their search algorithms , designed to weed out the number of junk content farms. You and your pages shouldn’t be concerned, except if you’re trying to game the system. But you should always be alert for how such changes affect your site and make corrections when needed. If your search results have changed lately, this may explain why. Digg this! | | | | | | | | | -
WRITING ON THE WEB | WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28, 2012 5 Uses for Your Business Blog Use relevant keywords in blog posts, and track whether it’s working by using website analytic applications. Maintaining a business blog is time-consuming. However, if you have clear objectives in mind, the effort very well could be worth your while. As you establish your blog, define your goals to determine whether to keep it alive. Below are five common uses for feeding regular content into a business blog. photo courtesy digitalart ). Raw Sales. For retailers and service providers, the most obvious reason to host a business blog is to peddle products or services. Customer Service. MORE >> -
WRITING ON THE WEB | FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 2011 Educate Your Readers: 4 Learning Styles If you’re analytical, you’ll teach using data. Analytic Learning – Listening to and thinking about information; seeking facts, thinking through ideas; learning what the experts think. Remember the 4 E’s of Better Business Blogging ? It’s my short hand memory checklist before publishing a blog post: Educate, Entertain, Engage & Enrich readers. You write to educate, entertain, engage and enrich readers when you want to build readerships and get great results with your blogging. When it comes to educating readers, it’s important to take a page out of teachers’ notebooks. MORE >> -
WRITING ON THE WEB | TUESDAY, AUGUST 23, 2011 Does Your Blog Post Answer These 4 Questions? Analytic learners. Analytic learners: Next, in your blog post, address the “What. After you grab attention with the Why, you state what you’re writing about. This is important: You want your blog posts to educate, entertain, engage, and enrich readers of your business blog. Aim for all four of these goals when blog writing, and you can’t go wrong. What do you need to remember when writing a post that’s designed to educate ? wrote about that here: Educate Your Readers , about the four different learning styles of blog readers. Common sense learners. MORE >> -
WRITING ON THE WEB | WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2012 Blog Like Perez Hilton: 10 Ways to Bring Traffic to Your Blog Incorporate analytics – and study them. There are so many easy-to-use blogging analytics tools out there. The second-best thing about writing a blog is that you have an opportunity to express your opinions, thoughts, and viewpoints to the rest of the world. But the number one advantage to blogging is that it’s a meritocracy; in other words, anyone can be successful at it! Just look at Perez Hilton. Of course, being a winning blogger is more than just creating good content. You have to be able to get people to read what you write on a consistent basis. Use social media. MORE >> -
WRITING ON THE WEB | TUESDAY, JANUARY 18, 2011 Blogging with Personality and Tim Ferriss Tim masters two things that make him credible and trustworthy: Research, data and analytics: he backs up what he says with numbers and facts. How much personality should you show on your blog without becoming an ego-blogger ? Apparently you can share a lot of personal stories and anecdotes, even become a little outrageous and contrarian, according to Tim Ferris , author of The 4-Hour Workweek and now The 4-Hour Body. recommend listening to his short video about sharing your personality on your blog, an interview done by Rohit Bhargava , author of Personality Not Included. Digg this! MORE >>
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