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Category Archives: Content Creation
12 Ways to Recycle Your Content (Infographic)
Courtesy of: Twirp Communications Inc. Related PostsThe Top Reasons Non-Fiction Books Do NOT Achieve Success 3 Easy Steps To Adding A “Share Box” To Your Infographic Repurposing Blog Posts: For Maximum Impact, Exposure, and Income (Infographic) Repurposing Blog Posts: For … Continue reading
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Tagged Blogging, Content, Content Marketing, Infographic, Recycle Content
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10 Basic Steps To Setting-Up Your Blog
Synopsis There is a learning curve to successful blogging. And it will take several months to fully learn most aspects of blogging and how to do it successfully. But the benefits that you and your business might gain can be … Continue reading
Posted in Article Marketing, Blogging, Book Marketing, Branding, Carnival Of The Indies, Content Creation, Content Marketing, Marketing, Niche, Podcast, Promotion, Start-Up
Tagged Audience, Audience Feedback, Author Platform, Blogging, Book Publishing, Content, Ebook, Feedback, Joel Friedlander, Market Research, Market Testing, Marketplace, Podcast, Product Development, Promotion, Self-Publishing, Target Audience
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7 Key Ingredients Needed To Create Compelling Blog Content
How To Create Great Content For Your Blog Synopsis In order to attract readers to your blog, and actually get them to read your writing, you must create compelling content. This means that your content must quickly get the reader’s … Continue reading
6 Things Readers Expect From Your Blog
Synopsis If you do not include all the basic information that your readers are looking for when they visit your blog, they will leave your site feeling disappointed, and without making an emotional connection to you, your products, or services. … Continue reading
7 Key Ingredients Needed To Create Compelling Blog Content
Editors Note: This post has been completely revamped and updated for accuracy and comprehensiveness. Click here to read the new post. Introduction In order to attract readers to your blog, you must create compelling content. This means that your content … Continue reading
6 Basic Things Every Reader Wants From Your Blog
Editors Note: This post has been completely revamped and updated for accuracy and comprehensiveness. Click here to read the new post. Introduction The blog is now the most basic and essential marketing tool needed for today’s small businesses. Your blog … Continue reading
10 Basic Steps To Setting-Up Your Blog
Editors Note: This post has been completely revamped and updated for accuracy and comprehensiveness. Click here to read the new post. Introduction It is absolutely essential that you get your blog up and running as quickly as possible. As soon … Continue reading
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Tagged Article Marketing, Blogging, Book Marketing, Branding, Carnival Of The Indies, Content Creation, Content Marketing, Marketing, Niche, Promotion, Start-Up
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22 Ways To Create Compelling Content When You Don’t Have A Clue (Infographic)
The graphic is based on 21 Ways to Create Compelling Content When You Don’t Have a Clue by Copyblogger guest writer Danny Iny. Copyblogger has re-imagined the way to present these content-creation tips, while adding a meta-fabulous #22 (you’ll see … Continue reading