As a business owner, you have made a commitment to not only posting content but doing on a consistent and regular basis. Quality is critical but quantity is not to be forgotten. As the writer, that can be very beneficial.
You put a great deal of thought and effort into your blogs. Your goal is to megnetize your readers so that they will interact with you and with others. You need to keep them coming back to read.
Now that you have a blog and you are sharing content on a very regular basis, it is important that the purpose of your blog is well defined and that your content really draws the attention of your readers.
You see all sorts of “creative” English being written and shared online. A lot of the language quality is a throwback to when social media was used primarily for personal communications and a lot of abbreviated English was used.
Using content that is controversial (or practically incites a riot) draws attention but it doesn’t necessarily draw the right sort of attention. If you work at it, you can create the same amount of attention without any controversy at all.
Using the phrase “You are not alone” as the subject of your Email gets people’s attention like no other phrase. The reason that it draws so much attention is that it touches them on a personal level. It touches emotions.
Most people are in agreement that content is king. However, writing for the web and writing for mobile devices is not necessarily the same thing. There is a different approach that needs to be taken at times with mobile content.
The power of the written word is the first (and one of the most important) bridges between you and your readers. Your content must not only be well written but must also entice the reader and compel them to continue.
There seems to be some controversy when it comes to whether it is appropriate to edit your content after you have already posted and syndicated it online. It depends on your approach and your reasons for editing after the fact.
Content marketing (and content itself) is a basic, fundamental, critical contributing factor to the success of your business. It is at the heart of communications with your business connections and without it, you couldn’t relate with anyone on any level.