Stop putting off infographics for your SEO strategy just because you can’t come up with an idea. If you have a list-style blog post, it’s time to repurpose that into an infographic to get the most out of your content and keep growing inbound links!
If you don't have the in-house talent or time to manage a strong content marketing strategy, many site owners consider outsourcing their content marketing to a third party source. There is nothing wrong with that, provided who you are outsourcing your content writing to.
The majority of successful video web series find an audience through word of mouth, sharing, and other forms of “talking about” the story. Word of mouth is more effective than a link building campaign and gets click through and results. Exciting narrative will get shared. It will get results. And it will build links.
If you are like most people, the thought of coming up with creative content ideas as to what to write about and how to schedule it all can be overwhelming to say the least.
I've created a sample plan that you can easily recreate for yourself to keep your content consistent and constant. But first, you'll need to get clear on what you should write about.
To all the naysayers out there, I have one simple response: the evolving infographic trend has just begun.
How do you handle the client that is determined to write their own content for that new website you’ve just designed? The design and navigation are approved. It’s time to code it and you’ll be ready for the content soon. You’ve offered content writing services at a reasonable rate, but the client wants to create their own content.
How do you get started and best serve the client through the content development process?
Forget the barely readable page, stuffed to bursting with keywords; apply these 5 rules to create engaging, converting, performing, enticing content.
Turn one piece of content into many
What matters is community – not just a few fans who “like” your posts on Facebook.
Where's the line between copyright infringement and stealing?
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