Why You Should Use The Purchase Cycle When Creating Your Content + MORE

When you want to get your start with Internet marketing and having your own blog, there are a lot of pieces that need to be in place. You have to deal with registering a domain name, buying web hosting, setting up a blog, configuring plugins and all the rest. This can be incredibly time-consuming. Meanwhile, you could be spending that time actually making money instead…

In today’s highly competitive tech market, it’s important that all fronts of your firm are well-considered and given the attention they need in order to contribute to your company’s overall development, and one effective means of making sure your company remains in top form is to keep productivity levels on the green…

This week we’ve published a series of posts on the topic of building community on a blog with these posts:

9 Benefits [and 3 Costs] Of Building Community On Your Blog
The 5 Stages of Building a Culture of Community on a Blog [A Case Study]
7 Strategies for Growing Community on Your Blog

Today Jade Craven continues this series by looking at what others around the web have written on the topic of building community on blogs…

As publishers of online content, you and I inevitably run into the challenge of making the leap from the blank page, into the hearts and minds of our audience.
Content marketing — at its core — is finding the successful integration of great content and time-tested marketing strategies. International bestselling author and marketing strategist, David Meerman Scott, has made it his mission to help you find that sweet spot…

Look at the purchase cycle and try and solve problems people have at the different cycle stages.