Today I will explain step by step how to write a blog post that will drive 300+ backlinks.
Let me introduce you to one of my favourite strategies – The Stats Post formula. I love it because of its simplicity.
First, I’ll show you how I used this strategy step by step. And then we will study other examples in the SEO and Marketing industry, and other industries that have similar results.
Copywriting is how companies sell things online. And offline. Smart businesses know this and are investing in learning how to use the written word to their full advantage. However, don’t expect to reach scores of buying masses until you master SEO copywriting and leverage search traffic.
Ranking in the top results of search engines, especially Google, is critical when trying to run a successful business. That’s why SEO (Search Engine Optimization) has developed as an art form as well as its own niche; people want to know the “secret” of how to get to #1 and will devote time and/or money to do so.
When it comes to online marketing, many of us continue to hear that content is still King and with over 60 trillion web pages on the internet, it appears as though the deck is stacked against us. But there are many ways to help increase the odds in our favor and get more out of our online content. The focus here will be on how to create the best content possible and then measure results using free or low-cost analytical tools.
Copywriting formulas are an easy and effective way to write great copy without having to start from scratch every time. That’s why copywriters have been using them for years. Why wouldn’t you use proven formulas – used by master copywriters – that you can find in all areas of copywriting, and that save time by telling you exactly what to do and where to do it?
To make it even easier for you, we’ve created a comprehensive collection of the best copywriting formulas, with simple examples, all in one place – a quick and easy reference for you to use.
Covering everything from the top tips and common myths to the best resources and formulas, this ultimate guide to copywriting will make it easy for you to find the answers to your copywriting questions – all in just one place!
Whether you’re a beginner wanting to learn more, or a copywriter looking to refresh their skills, this guide is for you.
This comprehensive collection of copywriting resources includes 10 chapters, with each one including links to resources that will help improve your copywriting skills and offer simple, practical steps to do so.
With so much content already out there, content writing that stands out and convinces readers to read your blog over someone else’s is difficult.
Not only do you need to engage them so that they stay on your blog, but you also need to stop them from simply saving it to read later – which they will probably never end up doing.
The small business landscape is arguably tougher than ever before. A recent Constant Contact survey found that 59% of SMB CEOs feel it’s harder to run a business than it was 5 years ago, a factor which can primarily be attributed to quickly-changing technology and marketing best practices. The difficulty of success means that competitive marketing analysis is more crucial than ever. As Expert Stacy Poehler points out, “nothing happens in a vacuum.” Without well-defined points of comparison, and continual analysis, you’ll never know whether your marketing strategy is really working, or allowing you to capture a greater share of your market. However, best practices have changed significantly, and the tactics you learned in business school aren’t necessarily effective today.
How much effort do you put into images for your blog posts?
Are they an afterthought, or top priority? Time and time again, user experience and behavioral studies show that visual content really matters. In fact, it matters a ton because it’s what your readers will notice first when they click on your blog posts. Here are some data-driven, scientific ways to boost your visual content game: