This week we are covering a variety of additional ways to reuse your blog content.
While two of the most common ways to repurpose your blog content is via newsletters and social media, presentations and even books offer some other significant opportunities.
This month, we are going to cover ways to reuse and repurpose your great blog content.
There are so many ways to repurpose your blogs and articles, that we are dividing this topic into two posts. Today we are focusing on using your blog posts specifically to create and inspire newsletter content.
Creating valuable content is a key component of marketing and Search Engine Optimization (SEO). However, it’s time consuming and downright stressful for some entrepreneurs.
One solution is to Repurpose!
We recently shared some examples of Facebook promotion results. Now, we would like to explain the difference between a promotion and an advertisement. Both of these forms of advertising allow you to promote your content and/or your page, giving you increased visibility; however, they are set-up differently and offer very different options. Promotion A promotion, or boosted post, on Facebook …
Hopefully you’ve been following our blogging series this month. We have covered why blogging is important, the parts and pieces of a good blog, and blogging FAQs. Now we are going to wrap things up by give you a list of suggestions for crafting your blog posts to maximize search engine optimization (SEO), readability, and engagement. The following is a …
We want to address the top three questions that we hear from business owners who are anticipating starting a blog or recently started blogging.
As you start building your blog, it’s important to include certain elements that will make your life easier and your blog easier to navigate in the long run. The initial set-up and integration are very important. Your blog should be an integrated part of your website, not something that takes visitors away from your site. WordPress is an easy to …
Blogging for Business; Why Blog?
This will be the first in a short series of posts on blogging for small businesses. Over the next few weeks, we will address blog set-up, frequently asked questions, and best practices.
Let’s start by answering the questions, “What is a BLOG?” and “Why should I Blog?”
Back in January we decided to make our annual goals public. Now that the first quarter is over, we thought an update was in order. Without questions, our greatest accomplishment so far this year was our re-branding, but now we working hard on the next exciting steps and positioning ourselves to meet all of our goals before December.
Facebook uses an algorithm, called Edgerank, to determine what content people will see in their newsfeed. Because the newsfeed is what drives a majority of the traffic and engagement on Facebook, you want to do everything you can to ensure your business posts are optimized to show up as often as possible. The major factors that drive engagement include interaction …
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