So how much effort and money do you invest in guest blogging?
Guest blogging, as Matt Cutts says in this blog post, isn’t as good an idea as it used to be a few years ago. Guest blogging is done; it’s just…
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Guest blogging, as Matt Cutts says in this blog post, isn’t as good an idea as it used to be a few years ago. Guest blogging is done; it’s just…
Being active on social media is unavoidable, but whenever you are creating quality content that goes for more than a couple of paragraphs, you should publish it on your own blog rather than on Google Plus or Facebook.
Are you going to lose many of your RSS subscribers in the wake of Google’s decision to wrap up Google Reader? Here are a few things you can do.
Guest blogging, as the name aptly suggests, involves publishing your blog posts on other blogs as “guest”. For many content marketing specialists, it is an integral part of their job profile. It not only helps you reach out to a wider audience (10,000-50,000 readers in a single day) it also earns you valuable back links.
Blogging is not just about publishing content, it is also about active engagement. Due to its commenting system people come to your blog, read your blog posts and if they want, they can share their thoughts in your commenting section. This is called conversation. Gradually social networking websites like Twitter and Facebook are taking away your blogging conversations. What can you do to bring conversation back to blogging?