The advent of blogging has given millions of people around the world an opportunity to become publishers in their own right. People from all walks of life have taken advantage of this platform to do just about anything they want: express whatever they feel, espouse ideologies, indulge in personal passions, connect with people and for many, make some money.
Whatever your reason for blogging, you should know by now that your blog is just one among millions upon millions of blogs around the world. As of last year, there are an estimated 200 million active blogs. Being heard or noticed is simply getting harder by the day. This is why many bloggers resort to quick and dirty ways to get to the top.
An A/B test conducted by a Finland-based hardware eCommerce store has shown that contrary to popular notion, removing social sharing buttons boosts conversions.
How many bloggers and webmasters have forgotten to renew domain names and ended up losing them to somebody who grabbed them as soon as they were available? Add to that list the Online Journalism Review, which, according to a story written by Terence Huynh for TechGeek, lost the 15-year-old domain name OJR.org to an Australian startup called Oneflare, which acquired it as soon as it expired.
For a long time, retail giant Target has always been in a good place PR-wise. It is, after all, one of the most admired companies in the world. However, the Target data breach that took place during the busy weeks before and after Black Friday has changed all that.
Good for you if you have engaged the services of a great marketing team which counts excellent copywriters among its members. If you don’t have writers working for you, you can actually still do the copywriting yourself.
Your written words are great, but visuals are even greater especially for social media marketing. That is what essentially an article written by Sydny Layne for 435 Digital is trying to say.
For as long as I can remember, keywords and keyword ranking have always been at the centre of any searches we make on Google and other search engines. They have been the backbone of any effective SEO strategy for a long time, and still is for a majority of people who aim to get better rankings for their websites.
A lot of online marketers tend to overlook just how important it is to make emails more clickable. One of the best inbound marketing strategies out there is sending emails to people who actually chose to get such message from you. Still, for one reason or another, some of those emails still get lost in the inbox litter of the person you’re sending it to.
