Okay, so you published a blog post… now what? Here are 10 ideas that will get your blog posts more eye balls. Read all the way to the end, and you’ll find a “traffic recipe” to promote each and every one of your blog posts.
42 Google+ Plus Tutorials (short and to the point)
May 20, 2013 by 2 Comments
42 Google+ Plus Tutorials
Spotlight on Jory Fisher, DMC Certified Trainer
April 23, 2013 by 17 Comments
Jory Fisher, DMC Certified Trainer shares her experience with Daily Marketing Coach, what she’s accomplished since being a member of the DMC community, and speaks candidly with Ann Sieg in an audio interview about consistency and the struggle being worth the effort. Read and listen to one of DMC’s finest and most successful members.
The One and Only Shortcut That Makes Up For Being a Lousy Content & Copywriter
April 12, 2013 by 10 Comments
Just be clear. The best way to re-phrase all of the marketing speak in your marketing (on your website) is to imagine you’re explaining your product to a close friend. If there’s a sentence worded in a way that you wouldn’t use in a conversation with a friend, re-word it.
QUICK LESSON: What Makes This Blog Post So Great?
April 5, 2013 by 4 Comments
Sometimes it’s helpful to look at other great marketers and copywriters, and analyze what they do. I dug up this post today because I think it provides a quick lesson about the workings of an effective blog post. That’s what we do here starting with the headline.
4 Part Template For Writing Hard And Soft Sell Emails
April 5, 2013 by 5 Comments
Here is a 4 part template for writing hard and soft sell emails
How To Get Started and Get Noticed … Even If You Don’t Know Exactly What To Create
April 5, 2013 by 3 Comments
When you write for other, larger blogs, you get feedback in the form of comments, private messages and from the blog owner itself. That’ll likely bleed into social media too. This process can guide you in which direction to take your marketing.
How Marsha Godwin Became Her Own Boss, And Finally Built The Online Business She’d Been Striving For After Years Of Struggle
April 3, 2013 by 9 Comments
Marsha Godwin left corporate America in 2002 because she felt the urge to flex her entrepreneurial spirit. She became a Realtor. Shortly thereafter, she discovered Internet marketing. Here’s her story of struggle and success.