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
Even if you have a B2B business, it’s easy to discount LinkedIn as a social media platform that’s worth your time. LinkedIn doesn’t get anywhere near as much attention as Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube do. And besides that, isn’t it
Twitter may not be the social media giant that Facebook is. But it’s still a powerful platform for promoting your business online. After all, 326 million people use Twitter each month. That’s why Twitter is the second most common social
I remember the days when Facebook was only for university students, and you couldn’t open an account without having a university email address. So if you think that Facebook is old school, I hear you. But even though Facebook may
You’ve created a new lead magnet to build your email list. And you’ve made sure that it has all the essential characteristics of a lead magnet that attracts and engages people. But you’re not getting the results you’d been hoping