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5 Ways Blog Analytics Improve Your Business Blog

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Typically, referral sources are channels by which prospects or visitors find you. Leads/Rates/Bounces. Lead generation, conversion rates and bounce rates will help you understand your audience, and which calls to action are most compelling. Referrals indicate quality content and authority. Are you using SEO tools?

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Small Business Content Marketing: When to Hire A Freelance Writer?

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In order to get the online results you deserve (leads: phones calls, emails, sales!) And if current and prospective customers come to your site and find copy that’s poorly written and/or filled with spelling or grammar errors, that inattention to detail might well cost you their business.

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Relationship Marketing Messages that Work: How to Use Send-Out Cards

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Send-Out cards, although printed, look as if they’re hand-written, and can be used to get the attention of prospects. This is why business bloggers who do nothing but blog wake up one day to find their new business leads are drier than a James Bond martini. More often than not, they aren’t, however.

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The Ladder of Emotional Values: Pleasure Reigns

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Later, when that leads to a buying decision, people justify their actions with rational logic and intellectual “alibis.” At the top of this ladder, all rationality drops by the way side as the prospect/reader/visitor lets themselves become immersed in a pseudo-experience of the product/service/offer.

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How to Convert Readers into Clients on Your Blog

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It may seem like a stretch… like building a bridge over a river and leading readers across. Dare I attempt a pun … like, how do you lead them Over the River Buy ? If you’re not offering an excess of free information, you’re not paving the way for prospects to become clients.

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Is Your White Paper a Sales Pitch in Disguise?

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For example, a chat on lead scoring might have the hashtag #leads attached to it. Microsites are also powerful lead generation tools. That won’t look good to prospects… White Paper Details & Insider Secrets. They are easy to follow because each tweet will have a specific hashtag attached to it.

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Using a Business Blog: Are You Hard to Find on the Web?

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Search for your business the way new prospects would search for you, without knowing your name. Soon, you’ll be getting comments and leads and it’ll start paying off. No, I don’t mean by searching for your name or the name of your business – that would be too easy. Got questions about how this works?