I’ve finally seen the light on the power and privilege of guest posting over the past month, and it’s been a nice perk getting to write on some really good blogs here lately. I wanted to share a couple of my latest guest posts for you in case you missed it:
Janette Stoll (@janettestoll) has some surefire tips on using article marketing to build traffic and business.
The government does a really good job of sucking the fun out of just about anything.
This guest post comes via Sam Merrick, Director of Search Marketing for RaeSea Internet Marketing. Sam has worked with a wide variety of clients, specializing in both national and local campaigns. His perspective on what really leads to conversions when it comes to search marketing is invaluable. Interested in guest posting? Here’s how. The following [...]
Good friend, colleague and local search engine marketing pioneer Frank Barnett recently allowed me to guest post on his site. I ranted about how I’m at my wits end on search engine trickery. You may remember Frank from a recent guest post here on MiP about ignoring Emerson. If you want to know the link [...]
“Build a better mousetrap and the world will beat a path to your door.” – Ralph Waldo Emerson Yes, yes – this famous saying is apparently a misquotation of Emerson, but the message is still (unfortunately) the same: if you build it, they will come. If your product is good enough, it will sell, and [...]
Jen Fong, social media expert for the direct sales industry, thinks your social media efforts are doomed to fail. Check your social media strategy against these guidelines by Jen Fong.
Guest posting for a marketing blog.
Karen Orem, Direct Sales and Coaching Content Expert, offers up an interesting fear of social media: is all this connectedness really driving us apart?
This post is provided by Bruce over at Write On! Brett’s post, ‘ The 2 Most Productive Things You Can Do‘ got me thinking about my own productivity and time management techniques. Like most managers, I’ve read countless articles and books on the subject. By far the best I’ve ever read is First Things [...]
