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jaydenchu9

Content marketing 2017: What to do and what not to do - 0 views

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    "This provides a blueprint regarding moving on to trying some content that is more appealing, visual, courageous, and engaging in a web world that has adopt multimedia and interactive content. Content is the primary driver that will convert your audience into the customer. That is why digital marketers call content magnetic. Online technologies and tools are constantly developing and it is continuing to evolve in recent years."
Brian R

7 Myths About Building a Successful Online Community | Fuel Your Blogging - 0 views

  • If You Build It, They Will Come At one time, we operated under the assumption that an online community was built out of a good domain, hosting, and a sweet design. But there are plenty of well designed websites collecting dust because no one knows they exist. For a community to grow, it needs publicity, which comes in various forms. Our community can be found in organic search results. We can advertise and promote it. We can paste the url on billboards across the land, but as far as community is concerned, we need to realize the power of the invitation. Inviting someone into a community is powerful. Facebook knows this and it’s why they want you to share everything you like with your friends. People long to belong and have an insatiable need for acceptance. Churches know this. So do gangs. And the sooner bloggers figure it out, the better. Invite people. Great Content Is All You Need I’ve said before that content is the currency of social media, and I stand by that truth. Content is the core of a great blog. It can be wrapped in a slick design and marketed via multiple channels, but if the content stinks, all incentive is lost for potential community members. However, great content does not create community. Word on a page, no matter how eloquent, do not foster interpersonal connections between people. People do. Beyond content, a community demands and thrives on interaction. While interaction can be fostered by multiple mediums, it must be nurtured by a community manager. If you’re a blogger, that’s you. You’re not just a writer if you’re a blogger – you’re a people connector. Offer Every Possible Feature I grew up in a small community. We had a store, a fire station with a ballpark attached, and some churches. We didn’t have a mall or large supermarket. People who needed clothes and other essentials for life “went to town” to find them, but community happened there. That fire station became the location of an annual fair and everyone showed up. People stopped at the store to chat on their way home from work. It was a community without the bells and whistles. Your blog or online community doesn’t need every possible feature. It may be that you add a discussion forum only to realize that your community would rather just comment on your posts. You might create a full-fledged social network only to realize your members would rather discuss your content on Twitter. Just because features are possible doesn’t mean they are essential. Watch out for “feature creep.” Keep it simple. Think “relationships” instead of tools. Comments Equal Community Blogger Dave Lucas brought out an excellent point in his comment on the previous post about community: Your post is dated June 8th… I’ve seen it displayed on other blogs and seen tweets about it… but you have two Lame comments (make that 3 with mine ;))… exactly what i come up against when I write “hit” posts! Your “Community Theory” in real life on the net: Yet I’ll see total BS crappily written posts get hundreds of comments! I won’t name any names, but after reading one of these I asked myself “what are these people smoking?” There were comments, links, kudos, tweets about a post written about getting blog traffic, a post so poorly-written that it bordered on idiocy! Yet it was tweeted and re-tweeted and blogged about by people who should know better! SOMETHING is wrong with this picture! Your post here is well thought out and constructed. But it’s not attracting comments. I don’t understand why. Dave highlights what I think is a growing trend of separation between comments and conversation. Blogs often reward commenters with backlinks, link love, and sometimes even “do follow” link juice. What inevitably happens is that people game the system for personal benefit. This isn’t necessarily a bad thing. These features can be nice and it can create some reciprocal benefits. The side effect, however, is that real conversation gives way to quick bursts like “nice post.” That isn’t really community. Should you drop commenting from your blog? Absolutely not. Comments allow a platform for conversation whether it genuinely happens or not. Comments extend the content and offer a chance for critical thinking and response. But don’t assume that the number of comments received equals the real size of a community. Community Only Happens On Your Site Our understanding of this concept is rapidly changing as social networking continues to explode in popularity. Essentially, a blogger needs to understand that the conversation surrounding a piece of content takes place all over the web. Backtype, along with other similar tools, will take a url and trace its impact around the web, even showing top influencers who spread the content to begin with. This principle has enormous advantages. Your community is now a band of evangelists helping to spread your brand around on the web.
upty123 patel

Achieve Incremental Growth Using Seasonal Content - Above The Fold - 1 views

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    Achieve Incremental Growth Using Seasonal Content Holidays & Seasonal Events in India While evergreen content is not based on any moment or event, seasonal content is time-bound. Seasonal content provides greater thrust to marketing momentum if correctly produced and distributed on the right platforms. For instance, social media traffic spikes by 70% during the peak … Achieve Incremental Growth Using Seasonal Content Read More »
Atul Chaudhary

Content Generation Strategies For Your Blog - - 0 views

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    Content marketing is an important part of any online marketing plan. The success of your content marketing strategy depends on the nature of your content. Learn what are the successful content generation strategies for your small business.
rahhulkumar

How to identify the right objectives for your content marketing strategy - 0 views

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    The most important part of a content marketing strategy is identifying and setting specific goals. Unless you know the purpose that your content is going to serve, it is just a random piece of information without much value. Just like setting targets for any other aspect of business, well-defined and measurable objectives are essential for judging the efficiency of your content.
Alice Thomsan

Content marketing trends in 2015 - 0 views

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    Content marketing is going to boost the marketing campaign in 2015 and a real connection of your content with social media will help you a lot.
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    Content marketing trends in 2015 : Content marketing is going to boost the marketing campaign in 2015 and a real connection of your content with social media will help you a lot.
rahhulkumar

Quick tips to create effective content that converts - 0 views

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    Good quality content is essential for communicating your products and services and generating business. It is therefore essential to have contents which are effective and help convert business ideas into revenue. Following certain practices and principles, this objective can be achieved.
Anna Taylor

Aligning Content With Customer Needs - 1 views

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    Publishing quality content for customers' needs is paramount in any content marketing effort. Content that is created based on the unique interests of a target group has the best chance of being monetized; a target group that finds content engaging is much more likely to respond to content-relevant sales pitches and marketing efforts.
dmschool

Content Optimization Techniques - Digital Marketing School - 0 views

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    Digital Marketing School is a professional institute that provides you training in content optimization and content optimization techniques to enhance your social media presence.
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    Digital Marketing School is a professional institute that provides you training in content optimization and content optimization techniques to enhance your social media presence.
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    Digital Marketing School is a professional institute that provides you training in content optimization and content optimization techniques to enhance your social media presence.
webmoneyai

SurferSEO Review: This SEO Tool Worth Your Time and Money? - 0 views

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    SurferSEO is a powerful SEO tool that helps content creators and marketers research, write, and optimize content quickly and easily. With its AI-powered features like automatic keyword research, content optimization, and article generation, SurferSEO streamlines and automates many tedious parts of content creation.
Soniya Patel

How to build up a successful content development strategy - 0 views

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    Content is king! How often have we heard this statement? However you put it, the fact will remain the same: Only quality content can keep you strong when it comes to SEO and Online Marketing. Content forms the core of any web site. It plays an important factor in supporting any online business.
Carly Monster

Discover two hidden Tips And Tricks to get traffic to your blog|to make money from blog... - 0 views

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    A fact of simply making money from blogging is surprising development or unusual success, if you are one really anxious about making enough money from your blog then you need a kick start following unknown tricks that you haven't ever found to drive web traffic to the blog. Blog traffic Tech Tips And Tricks: 1. Start publish only good contents: What does a good content really help you know? Basically it differs in performance publishing from many other bloggers who are similar kind of blogging. This means good content will be appealing for visitor to read and feel more comfortable. So if wish to be a blogger, then make sure your blog post content is to make your reader feel good.
induco

Content Marketing Trends in 2015 - 0 views

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    Content Marketing is a commitment, not a campaign. content marketing is a strategic marketing approach!
Tom Foster

3 Effective Ways to Market Your Content - 1 views

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    3 Effective Ways to Market Your Content Creating well-researched content, with a catchy title, is not enough for effective content marketing. The content should be "marketed" so that the readers and your target audience will find it. There are several ways in which you can market or promote content: It is not enough to simply post your content to the company website.
rahhulkumar

Step by step guide to develop content marketing strategy for your firm - 0 views

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    Businesses strive to achieve specific goals for which they develop marketing strategies. Content is a useful medium to achieve these objectives. Content marketing is a cost effective medium to achieve these objectives. It not just helps save costs but also deliver higher Return on Investments. - See more at: http://sixpl.com/blog/a-comprehensive-guide-to-develop-the-best-content-marketing-strategy-for-your-firm/#sthash.72anzXHR.dpuf
rahhulkumar

Why is content the most important element of digital marketing? - 0 views

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    Content Marketing is a term that is frequently used by digital marketers. Every person involved with digital marketing in some way or the other often talks about content marketing. - See more at: http://sixpl.com/blog/why-is-content-the-most-important-element-of-digital-marketing/#sthash.xujCl9xO.dpuf
rahhulkumar

The importance of storytelling in content marketing - Sixpl Blog - 0 views

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    The art of storytelling plays a major role in effective content marketing. Have you ever wondered why some advertisements left a deep impact on you? Or, is there any connection between your choice of a product and its advertisement? Every company is selling its products through storytelling, and we love stories, don't we? To understand the importance of storytelling, we don't have to dig so much into our past to understand the storytelling's powerful effects on a person's heart and mind. Just go back slightly in your past and remember how we used to ask to hear the same stories again and again from our parents in childhood.
fastidioustec

Seven Steps to an Enhanced Online Reputation - 0 views

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    You can try to get the people who posted their nasty remarks to remove them, but that doesnt always work. A far better way to go about it is to create a mountain of positive content to offset the negative. It is best to create the content before the negative comments appear online, because a trove of positive content can keep the negative content far, far away from the first page of search results for you or your company.
jaydenchu9

Content Marketing to Conversions: Is It Really Possible? - 0 views

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    Take your content marketing strategy to the next level by optimizing your content to not only bring in traffic and engagement but also to motivate a purchase.
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