Maybe social media worked wonders for you in 2019, and you were able to use it to skyrocket your email list, leads, and sales. Or maybe your social media accounts were pretty much complete duds that barely managed to bring
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
When you have a blog for your biz or as a biz, it’s easy to get fixated on how much traffic you’re getting and how you can get more of it. Now, don’t get me wrong. Traffic is important. In
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.
Some people think that social shares—the number of times your content has been shared on social media—are just a vanity metric. Sure, it makes you feel good to know that hundreds or even thousands of people have shared the blog
No matter what kind of business you run, your audience probably expects you to be on social media. If they can’t find you on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, or another popular platform, they may start to wonder how legit or “with
When you use social media to market your business or blog, it’s easy to obsess about how many followers you have or how many impressions your posts get. But although follower counts and reach are important, they aren’t the be-all
You may not sell products or services directly on social media. And social media may not convert as well as email does. But there’s more than one reason why most businesses and bloggers are on at least one social media