using internet marketing to grow your business
Aaron Wall came up with the great point that we need to have sections on our sites with articles, separate from our blog entries. Both content types should be written differently and marketed differently.
I, of course, realized this after starting a mini-series of articles on my blog. Something didn’t feel right, so I’m chalking it up as a mistake and moving on.
SEO Black Hat came up with a great tip about writing effective headlines: mimic tabloid headlines. Think about it: tabloid headlines must grab your attention immediately to get you to make that impulse buy. Sound anything like internet marketing? Hmm… Technorati Tags: adwords, Blogging, digg, Email Marketing, internet marketing, ppc, Search Marketing, technorati, web writing, [...]
I’ve always wondered how some bloggers do it. How do they consistently release stories? For me, inspiration has always come in spurts. When I write one good post, I more than likely can write 10 more quality posts in the same sitting. If you’re anything like me, then it’s a good idea to write your [...]
This is a call to bloggers to practice what you preach and then share your results with the rest of us. If you can’t live up to your own hype, then maybe you should consider not wasting our time with your vapid blog entries. It’s time for a useful blogosphere, not one riddled with information [...]
Ahh, the good old saying, “If you can’t measure it, then you can’t manage it.” Google’s FeedBurner service helps solve this problem with your RSS feeds (What the hell is RSS?), and it adds some really cool features along with it. Technorati Tags: atom, Blogging, feed, feedburner, feeds, google, review, rss, Technology, tool, Tools, web
About MeI'm Chris Peters, and I'm an addict. I want to make this marketing and technology stuff less of a burden. I hope I can help you out with that.
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