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The document summarizes key statistics about blogging, including that 48% of internet users read blogs and the average blogger is 37.6 years old. It provides tips for starting a blog, such as using Blogger or Wordpress, and guidelines for writing blog posts and increasing readership through links, social media, and consistency. Case studies show how blogging helped two businesses increase traffic and leads.
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This social media marketing presentation is the first in a series developed for the Kinnelon NJ library to place social media marketing into perspective. It's particularly relevant for those wanting to use the tools of social media to promote themselves and/or their businesses and raise their professional profile online. With more and more customers and companies beginning online when they search for resources, it matters to be found online.
The first session puts social media into context. Subsequent sessions will examine specific social networking platforms and address audience questions.
For more information about the series, see http://smokerise-nj.blogspot.com/2011/06/social-media-series-at-kinnelon-library.html
Blogging Essentials
This is a crash course intended to quickly bring bloggers up to speed on today’s best practices for achieving the greatest mileage from your blog posts. Topics include:
*How influence works in the blogosphere
*Major applications of corporate blogs
*Developing a content model
*Generating ideas and unique angles
*Writing compelling headlines and entries
*Positioning and voice
*Why top business blogs are successful
*Unique characteristics of b-to-b markets
*Tricks for generating buzz and recognition
*Working with multiple media
This slide deck is the basis for a three-hour course that can be delivered live or remotely via webcast.
Blogging Basics
This document provides an overview of blogging basics. It defines what a blog is, discusses why people blog and who blogs. It then covers various blog genres and provides examples. The document offers guidance on planning a blog, launching it, growing an audience through social media, tracking progress, and overcoming challenges like writer's block or legal issues. Throughout it emphasizes finding a passion and focus to blog about, connecting with others, and learning through the process.
Blogging 101 - Research-Plan-Engage-Measure
The document provides an overview of blogging best practices for business purposes. It recommends researching other relevant blogs, planning blog content and structure, actively engaging with readers by posting and commenting frequently, and measuring the blog's success based on metrics like readership and engagement over time. The goal of business blogging is to establish expertise, expand networks, and influence audiences.
Blogging Fall 2010
The document discusses blogging culture and provides statistics and recommendations for starting a successful blog. It notes that most bloggers in the US are college-educated, over a third have household incomes over $75,000, and are typically male, married, and parents. It also recommends finding a niche, developing credible and useful content, engaging with readers through comments, and using blogs as a tool for journalists and PR professionals to conduct research and build communities.
Beginners Part 2 Marketing
Marketing your blog involves reaching three key groups: colleagues, searchers, and subscribers. Each group provides value beyond just traffic. To reach colleagues, network by submitting your blog to directories and reading/commenting on other blogs. To reach searchers, focus on search engine optimization through quality content on topic, descriptive headlines, and relevant tags. Convert searchers to subscribers by posting consistently and using tools like newsletters and RSS feeds.
Using Social Media to Promote Your Business
How can you use social media to promote your business? In this seminar Social Marketing Consultant Luke Brynley-Jones (www.oursocialtimes.com) explains why inbound marketing is critical for businesses and how, through publishing valuable content, optimising it and sharing it via social media channels, organisations can dramatically increase their marketing returns and save money.
How to use a Blog to Market your Business
This presentation covers the Who, What, Where, When, Why of Blogs; Blog Business Cases; Blogging Software; Create a Blog; ‘Pimping’ your Blog; How and What to Write; Promoting your Blog; Measuring Success; and Making Money with Blogs
How to use a Blog to Market your Business
This presentation covers:
The Who, What, Where, When, Why of Blogs
Blog Business Case
Blogging Software
Create a Blog
‘Pimping’ your Blog
How and What to Write
Promoting your Blog
Measuring Success
Making Money
Blogging for Leads - Using WordPress with Facebook and LinkedIn 2011
This is a NEW Class for 2011 - to find out how to write one Blog and have it appear in front of thousands in a single click!
This NEW Complimentary Webinar will provide an educational overview on the lowest most cost-effective method of lead generation on the internet today - Social Networks. This particular course will focus on how people are generating more leads by BLOGGING in conjunction with their Social Networks.
While blogging has been around for a while, there are new techniques for lead generation. We focus on LinkedIn, Twitter, and Facebook in this series being used with WordPress.
Stop dabbling and let us show you how the pros are doing this!
Learn How To:
-Understand Blogs
-Distinguish the types of Blogs
-How to start a Blog
-How to get started
-How to leverage your network
In less than one hour we will show you how to generate more business from Blogs and Social Networks and why they work.
Engagement And Roi
The document discusses developing social media engagement strategies and measuring return on investment. It provides tips for using platforms like Twitter and blogs to engage audiences. Key recommendations include setting goals for platforms, developing content strategies based on audience goals, and measuring engagement metrics and conversions to assess return on effort. The document also discusses how social media has reached a tipping point, with many consumers and businesses now actively participating online. It emphasizes that businesses need a social media presence and strategy to effectively engage customers and solve problems.
All you need to know about social media for your business
Presentation going through what social media is. Then detail on Facebook, LinkedIn, Blogging, YouTube, Foursquare and Twitter.
Social Media 101
An overview of Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and blogging and why they are effective way to market your small business.
Blogging For Business With Social Networks 2010 Edition
This is a NEW Class for Spring 2010!
www.ForwardProgress.NET
This NEW Complimentary Webinar will provide an educational overview on the lowest most cost-effective method of lead generation on the internet today - Social Networks. This particular course will focus on how people are generating more leads by BLOGGING in conjunction with their Social Networks.
While blogging has been around for a while, there are new techniques for lead generation. We focus on LinkedIn, Twitter, and Facebook in this series being used with WordPress.
Stop dabbling and let us show you how the pros are doing this!
Learn How To:
-Understand Blogs
-Distinguish the types of Blogs
-How to start a Blog
-How to get started
-How to leverage your network
In less than one hour we will show you how to generate more business from Blogs and Social Networks and why they work.
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