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Category: Blogging
How to use keywords
Whether your writing or talking via YouTube, you still need to think like a customer...
Anatomy of an Effective Blog Post
Recently thought leader Michael Hyatt had two guest posters on his blog; both had some interesting perspectives...
A problem with search…
When I'm not doing 'internet plumbing' -- website development and social media optimization -- I'm working on the problem of getting found in what Google calls the 'Zero Moment of Truth'. The big issue I'm trying to solve my clients and myself is "when people are searching for what I do will they find me"? … Continue reading A problem with search…
Getting Things Done [GTD] for blogging and bloggers
Personally? I think curation is one of the best ways to supplement the original thinking on my blog. Here are some thoughts on curation in the blogging process...
Why You Need a Responsive Blog Design Instead of a Mobile-Friendly One
Danny Brown on why 'responsive' is better than mobile...
10 Simple Tips to Becoming a Better Blogger
Jeff Bullas has some interesting thoughts on how to become a better blogger...
7 Ways to Blog Without Writing
Stanford Smith has some great ideas on produce blog content...
6 Reasons Why Your Business Needs a Blog
Darren Rowse writes: Many business owners I speak to who aren’t bloggers scoff at the idea of having a blog. They look at their business and wonder who on earth would want to read about it. But whether you’re a mechanic, baker, home cleaner, or a landscape designer, you can be sure that a blog … Continue reading 6 Reasons Why Your Business Needs a Blog
A Primer for Blogging; thoughts on 3,000 posts…
Just in time for this ‘milestone’ post, Chris Brogan provided this handy list that I’ll use as a preamble to what it is that I already wanted to share with you… If you would like to get further into blogging, here is a brief primer: Get a blog. (Easy: tumblr.com, wordpress.com, blogger.com. Better: host your … Continue reading A Primer for Blogging; thoughts on 3,000 posts…