I’ve seen a lot of infographics in my day, but this is one of the most rigorous and educational that I’ve ever seen. It breaks online marketing down into its major components, including social media, email marketing, lead generation and more, and then gives you a week by week explanation of the various activities you should be doing in each category to improve your online marketing. Take a look at the gargantuan infographic below.
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Is a picture in your blog post worth some ROI?
It’s time to fundamentally change how you think about social media marketing.
This is a great starting point for developing corporate blog content. Adjust based on your needs, but this will help you get up and running.
I’m knee-deep in launching a new blog. This will be my tenth (non-personal) blog launch/re-launch in six years. Each time I do it, I seem to forget (and re-learn) the pain that’s involved. Getting a blog off the ground is far from easy, and keeping it alive is even harder. Of the 10, five are alive and well, if in different hands, two are dead and two should be if they aren’t. For the tenth, it’s still too early to tell, but everything looks better than it has with my other launches.
Yes, it’s time to climb outside your bubble and look at the rest of the world. Eat your vegetables.
Three reasons why I plead “nolo contendere”
Don’t be too afraid to succeed. You can get away with a lot more than you realize.
These are three things you think you need. You don’t need them. And having them could cause you pain later.
You don’t have to do it right the first time!
