In our latest series of blogging 101 tips, we’ll be diving into part 3 of my book, A Holistic Guide to Online Marketing, to learn my stress-reducing, efficiency-boosting blogging process. Since this is part 1 of the series, we’ll overview…
In our latest series of blogging 101 tips, we’ll be diving into part 3 of my book, A Holistic Guide to Online Marketing, to learn my stress-reducing, efficiency-boosting blogging process. Since this is part 1 of the series, we’ll overview…
If you are a B2B organization, you know how important the fall season can be. Once Labor Day is over, businesses start to come out of the woodwork, in need of services, as well as spending their budget before the…
Before we talk about blog length, I have a question for you … Why are you writing a blog in the first place? Are you hoping to drive traffic to your website? Are you trying to establish yourself as an…
If you’re a blogger who likes to write more than one blog post at a time, or if you find yourself getting a few weeks ahead on your blog, this is when scheduling your blog posts comes into play. Scheduling allows you to…
Being an expert in your industry makes it possible to provide relevant solutions to your customers. It also makes it easier to identify trends that can help your customers even further. And although experience can make you an expert, constant learning is also…
One of the top comments I receive during every Blogging 101 webinar or workshop is that people find the thought of blogging stressful. This is understandable, especially if you’ve never blogged before, because the entire process is one big question…
One of the most common questions I get during our blogging workshops and webinars is, “what do I write about?” And no matter what type of business you run, the answer is always the same: Write about what you know. In other words,…
When your blog is a subpage of your main URL, it’s part of the site & supports its authority. When your blog is a subdomain, it’s actually a second website that competes with your main URL. A subpage blog looks like this: www.YourWebsiteURL.com/blog/…
Has your blogging schedule become inconsistent? Maybe you went from publishing a new post once a week to posting once a month, or not at all for long stretches. If this has happened to you, you know how hard it…