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3 Ways to Make Your Corporate Blog’s Sidebar Work Harder

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Just be sure to offer the reader as many subscription options as possible, and at a minimum: Email, RSS, and Twitter. These days, however, it’s not enough to simply display a row of icons (RSS, Tweet, Email) and expect the reader to act. If you post blog content to your Facebook or LinkedIn or Google Plus page, add those also.

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10 Ways to Generate More Leads from Your Business Blog

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But if the only way to subscribe to the blog is through RSS, or email, you’re missing out on a large subset of leads who may prefer other channels. That’s why it’s important to offer as many subscription options as possible, including RSS, Email, Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, and aggregation services like Flipboard.

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Generating Blog Traffic (and Leads) Using Email Subscriptions

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Tags: B2B Marketing Blogs E-mail Installed Base Marketing Lead Management Lead Nurturing Marketing Automation RSS Social Media blog promotion email marketing enewsletters.

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Report: B2B Blogging Trends in 2011

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Provide options for RSS, Twitter, and email and place them prominently where the casual visitor can see them. For pete’s sake, make sure it’s easy for someone to subscribe to the blog. The more subscribers you generate, the more your blog becomes a way to nurture and cultivate potential customers.

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How to Revive a Dying E-Newsletter: 4 Tips

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It allows for greater flexibility in how people choose to subscribe: via email, Twitter, RSS, or Facebook. It permits comments, likes, social sharing, and other interactive functionality that you don’t get with a simple email newsletter.

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No Leads from Social Media? No Excuses.

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Are there multiple options to subscribe, via email, RSS, Twitter, and Facebook? I marvel at the sheer number of corporate blogs, some of them with a wealth of great content, that nonetheless make it virtually impossible to engage with that company.

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Blog Makeover Nets Sales Leads for Software Company

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Here are some key features worth noting: * Prominent Subscription Options : visitors can choose to subscribe via email (a monthly compilation of new posts), RSS, or through Twitter. What is it about the blog’s design that turned into the perfect “prescription” for Navicure’s social media strategy?