Sharing original content—like a blog post—is one of the best ways to boost your traffic, grow your email list, and make more sales for your business. These days, though, you’re probably hearing over and over again that it isn’t enough
If you have a business blog, I’m guessing that you don’t create and share content on it just for fun. Instead, you probably do it so that you can gain leads, email subscribers, and customers for your business. And that
If you want to grow your business, you can spend more time posting on social media, improving your SEO, and attending networking events. These strategies can help you get more traffic, leads, and customers. But no matter how well they’re
I’m going to bet that you had a goal for 2019. Maybe it was to grow your email list. Maybe it was to finally get that blog going. Or maybe it was to increase your sales. So how did you
At the beginning of the year, you probably told yourself that you’d spend more time learning how to get more subscribers, customers, or sales this year. But then, life got in the way. You got buried in client work or
Writing and publishing blog posts for your business on a regular basis isn’t easy. It takes time, energy, and, sometimes, a ton of willpower. But there’s a reason why the experts do it: businesses that publish new blog posts on
Recently, I told you why social shares—the number of times your content has been shared on social media—aren’t just a vanity metric. And I explained how getting more social shares on your blog posts helps you grow your business online.
They say you shouldn’t judge a book by its cover. But the truth is that we make judgments based on appearances ALL the time. And that includes the time that we spend reading headlines of blog posts, website pages, ads,
By now, you probably know that the headlines you write for your website, sales page, or blog post have an incredibly important job to do: they have to flag down your ideal customer and convince them to stick around and
Whether you’re writing a sales page for a new product, a blog post to promote a content upgrade, or a Facebook Ad for a webinar, your headline matters. Like a lot. After all, your headline will determine whether your audience