After hearing about how social networking sites can be used for more than sharing what you had for breakfast I’m finally getting serious about building out my network of friends on such Web 2.0 type sites. The three that I’m going to start with are Twitter, YouTube and StumbleUpon.
If you’re depending on seo to drive traffic to your site or blog there are two key ingredients to you success. Content and backlinks. I talked about back-links in an earlier post and today I’d like to cover the topic of content.
I love writing so adding content is easy for me. However, I know that this is not the norm so here are a few ideas to allow you to keep you site fresh and interesting even if the thought of writing makes your skin crawl.
I recently released a short report called, “What Every Business Owner Needs to Know Before Building a Website” that has been getting tons of positive feedback. In it, I make some pretty bold statements about what a business site should do for you. It is free so if you haven’t downloaded your copy, feel free to do so here.
I‘m a huge believer in writing content to build credibility, gain exposure and generate leads for business. It doesn’t matter if I’m doing this for my own sites and services or to promote those of my clients, writing books, white papers and articles works. I also realize that not everybody loves to write and that some find it time-consuming and avoid doing it at all cost. In this article I’m going to share with you a way that you can reap all the benefits of creating great content without writing any of it yourself. Curious? Good.
I‘m going to let you in on a secret that most of the great marketers have been using for years to generate visitors to their websites and increase their online sales. Nearly all of them write and distribute articles about their area of expertise.
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