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June 10th, 2013 — comments, links, statistics, tools, web traffic
There are actually a couple of different ways that you can effectively gauge traffic to your corporate blog, each giving different answers and filling in a slightly larger piece of the puzzle. If you are writing in a corporate blog and you want to get a good feel for how much traffic you are getting, [...]
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May 25th, 2013 — audience, audio, Buildify, content, customer feedback, engaging ideas, extra, feedback, social bookmarking sites, statistics, tools, video, web traffic
Are you ready to make blogging work for your business? If you already know the benefits associated with corporate blogging, then the next step is to put these concepts to work by creating your own corporate blog and sharing your company with the world. This is part 3 in a short series on tips for [...]
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May 21st, 2013 — advertisment, audience, marketing, statistics, web traffic
Listen to corporate blogging evangelists long enough and it’s easy to start thinking that success is going to fall out of the sky and bonk you on the head. However, spend a few weeks implementing all of their techniques and you may end up wondering whether or not all of this hard work is worth [...]
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April 26th, 2013 — audience, comments, money, revenue, statistics, web traffic
Is this thing on? If you are starting to feel like you are blogging to an empty room, or your posts are accompanied by the sound of crickets, it’s time to start focusing on whether or not you are reaching your audience. There are a number of methods that can be used to determine whether [...]
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April 4th, 2013 — comments, goals, keywords, links, networking, search engine, statistics, web traffic
If you have ever felt like you were blogging to a wall, you know how difficult it can be to engage your audience. During the first few weeks or even months after starting your own corporate blog, there are going to be dry periods where you are writing for a handful of people. This is [...]
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February 15th, 2013 — blog design, content, google page rank, keywords, links, post design, search engine, social bookmarking sites, statistics, web traffic
Spend a few weeks reading about search engine optimization and you’ll likely become obsessed with your Google page rank score. If you’re not familiar with this, it is a system employed by Google that determines the popularity of a site and then assigns a ranking to it. Many factors are used in calculating popularity, but [...]
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January 16th, 2013 — Buildify, comments, customer base, goals, marketing, money, promotion, statistics
Many list owners have a formula that helps them figure out how valuable their subscribers are. This is usually done so that you figure out how much money each subscriber means to you. For example, this may be $1 a month, $5 or even more. To come to this figure, the list owner typically will [...]
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November 30th, 2012 — keywords, RSS Feed, search engine, social bookmarking sites, statistics, web traffic
The sad reality is that every year thousands of corporate blog die a quiet death and the only one that notices is their owner. Whether it is through a lack of attention, or simply an inability to find the right audience, keeping a blog alive can be a difficult task. If you are struggling to [...]
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September 25th, 2012 — comments, engaging ideas, statistics, web traffic, writing style
If you’ve decided that you are going to allow readers to comment on your blog, there are a lot of benefits that you can reap. In addition to increased page views, comments allow you to build up a strong relationship with your readers. They can be very beneficial, but it may take a little while [...]
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September 20th, 2012 — links, statistics, web traffic
Deep linking is a practice that many corporate blog owners do not practice, mainly out of fear that a reader will miss the front page of the blog, and possibly the advertising that is located there. However, deep linking, when used properly, can actually be very beneficial. When you are considering traffic to your blog, [...]
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