There are plenty of content marketing types out there to benefit from. The key is for the content to provide information or entertainment, usually for free, in support of a business goal. A few examples of what most of us are trying to get out of content marketing are: * Driving traffic to key landing pages * Spreading brand awareness * Building relationships * Bringing in revenue * Generating social shares and backlinks When it comes to your content marketing strategy it can be difficult to decide which types are going to resonate with your audience and personas. You have to think about what types of content are relevant to your business and industry but also what will effectively promote your business and encourage the most engagement. The below is not a definitive list of content types, don’t be afraid to try out new things too, it’s always good to experiment. Blogs - this comes in at number 1. Blogg...
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Email marketing allows a brand to connect with its users in a personalized way through email. Brands can advertise specific products, events, or simply company news, and vary the tone and content of an email depending on which target audience or persona type the email is being sent to. Marketing innovations also allow for timed email sends based on past activity from a user on a website enhancing the probability for conversions. If you're looking at using email marketing as part of your strategy we have put together a list of free but reliable sites that allow you to reach huge number of contacts (some of them offer SMS services too). Here we go! MailKitchen 20,000 Emails per month Mailrelay 15,000 Emails per month Mailgun 10,000 Emails per month Vtiger 10,000 Emails per month Enflyer 10,000 Emails per month JangoMail 10,000 Emails per month Sendinblue 9,000 Emails per month Mailjet 6,000 Emails per month SendPulse 2,500 Emails per month Campayn 2,000 Emails pe...
If a page takes longer than three seconds to load, more than 25% of users will click away to another search result. That's what SEO experts say. So here come 10 tips on reducing site and page loading time, which in especially in ecommerce or affiliate sites will potentially help you make more money. 1. Use a content delivery network (CDN) 2. Find a web stack built for speed 3. Choose a mobile-responsive design 4. Use pop-ups sparingly 5. Decrease thumbnail image sizes 6. Compress file and image sizes 7. Minify JavaScript and CSS files 8. Remove broken links 9. Reduce the number of HTTP requests 10. Implement Full Page Caching A site that is optimised for speed not only enhances the user experience (UX) but can also help to boost your search engine rankings. Site loading is part of on-site SEO which is better explained in Google's overall evaluation of page experience .
For those new to SEO we have added all the major and minor points that are required to do for a new website. It's important to notice that you should keep 90% of your focus on content and backlinks as everything else is depends on them. SEO Basics: Set up GSC and Bing Webmaster Tools Set up Google Analytics (GA) Install and configure an SEO plugin (Wordpress) Generate and submit a sitemap to GSC and Bing Create a Robots.txt Check Webmaster Tools for any manual actions Make sure the site is indexed Keyword Research: Identify the competitors Find the main keywords Find long-tail keyword variations Create a keyword map Analyze the page intent of ranked results Make a list of questions being asked Check the target keyword difficulty Technical SEO: Ensure the site is using HTTPS Check for duplicate versions of the site Check for crawl errors and fix them Improve site speed Check for broken internal and external links Find and fix HTTP links on HTTPS pages Use SEO-friendly URL structu...
People often ask what PR is. This should clarify any doubts.... PR isn’t media relations. PR isn’t writing press releases. PR isn’t writing bylines. PR isn’t analyst relations. PR isn’t measurement. PR isn’t messaging. PR isn’t crisis communications. PR isn’t media training. PR isn’t de-positioning competitors. PR isn’t thought leadership. PR isn’t event management. PR isn’t social media strategy. PR isn’t social media writing, calendaring & posting. PR isn’t a speaking program. PR isn’t an awards program. PR isn’t storytelling. PR isn’t WOM. PR isn’t dark social. PR isn’t podcasts or substack or influencer programs. PR isn’t always-on consultation for the C-Suite. PR isn’t attracting VCs or other funding sources. PR isn’t about creating a halo effect on your brand. PR isn’t any one of these things. It’s *all of them* and many more. So the next time some “guru” tells you that “PR is a dying industry,” don’t take the bait. Instead, keep elevating the clients who understand the insa...
A super list of blog titles (and blogging ideas) for when you're stuck! As these are used and abused I’d be careful not to copy paste but try to customise these titles. They do work in getting attention, give it a try, but then your content ( Content? What's that?? ) will need to be just as good. How to ____. How to ____ in X Steps. X Secrets You Didn't Know About ____. What ____ Doesn't Want You to Know. X Lies You've Been Told About ____. X Myths About ____ You Probably Still Believe. X Things We Learned From _____. X Predictions About the Future of ____. X Quotes About the Future of ____. X Inspirational Quotes to Help You ____. The One Thing You've Been Missing to ____. The Worst Advice You Can Hear About ____. The Best Advice You Can Hear About ____. Read What These X Experts Have to Say About ____. Why We Love ____ (and You Should Too!) ____ 101: All the Basics You Need to Know. The Beginner's Guide to ____. The Intermediate Guide to ____. The Expert...
