So you’ve decided on your niche, but what are you going to call your blog? Really, the question should be what domain name will you choose, because the blog and domain should be the same. Glen Allsopp (my blogging guide) says: “I always try and pick something ‘brandable’. If it’s relevant to the niche that’s …
Want to outsource blog writing? Here are some excellent reasons why getting a professional blog writing service is better for your business.
Why do I need a blog when I have Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn accounts? Here’s why a blog should be the hub with social networks your outreach posts.
This WordPress blogging tutorial explains how to add and edit a page (as opposed to a post) to your WordPress blog. When you add a page it will appear in your blog menu (like your About page).
WordPress tutorial explains how to add tags and categories to your blog post so you can be found more easily in the search engines for keywords of your choice.
A blog is truly is the hub of your online business and can easily be used as your main site, if you don’t have a website, or built into yours if you do have one. Here are the TOP 10 REASONS to benefit from the powerful marketing tool and foundation that blogging provides.
Check out this excellent Online Visibility Coaching Tip from Denise Wakeman of The Blog Squad where she explains why a simple way to find specific blogs in your niche is to ask your readers.
If you’re serious about creating a brand and reputation for you and your business, ‘free’ can prove very expensive in the long run. Here are 5 compelling reasons why you shouldn’t go the ‘free’ way when it comes to a business blog.
Blogs are about communicating – connecting with your audience. In part 1 of this article series on marketing with blogs, I discussed the reasons why blogs are excellent tools for marketing. In this article, I outline some tips on using your blog as a good vehicle for your marketing communications.