Email Marketing – Starting Over Is A Mistake
I’ve been playing on the net for a long time and I’ve had my hand in email marketing since 2002 when I was running my first forum. The forum script had its own email system and I setup a regular newsletter for members. From there I was able, for the first time, to profit from a list.
Fast forward another year and I started two blogs on Blogger right after Google bought them out. Now I needed another resource for email marketing since Blogger did not provide such a service. Continue reading
As blogging continues to gain momentum in the world of online marketing, many professional bloggers are exploring new types of content and new forms of publishing to freshen their approach. With so many blogs already on the web, it can be difficult to make real waves in the community at all, but especially without something that can set you apart from your competition. Video blogging and podcasting have become two of the more popular attempts at updating a traditional blog and creating an exciting reader experience. With these two forms of content, “readers” can encounter your work and message in a new way. The sheer newness of the podcast blog as a form of blogging can attract a wider audience. Podcasting allows your followers to interact with the podcast blog at a new and more personal level. While podcasting is a great way to spruce up your blog, it has to be done right in order to be truly successful. Follow these four tips to create podcasts that will lock your viewers’ attention and better convey your message. 
Many of us have joined Google Plus and are posting, sharing and commenting but, are not getting much action back. There is no use in doing any of those things if there is no one seeing it so; we need to find more people to talk with. We don’t just want anyone, we want to find people who like the same things we do. Yeah, I don’t like Rap music, I don’t speak Japanese, I don’t own an iPhone, I don’t need to see every animated GIF from the last 20 years…so people who spend all their time sharing about those topics are really of little to no interest to me. 
Twitter is the social media site I use the most. I love it. I love finding new articles from the people I follow. I love getting into chats with people about anything from blogging and social media, to making cups of tea or how much it’s raining in London.