Showing posts with label content manager. Show all posts
Showing posts with label content manager. Show all posts

Sunday, July 3, 2016

Why Blog for Free ? - Brian M. Hazel

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If you've been trying to "get your name out there," 

publishing content on your website

and doing all the things

"they" have told you to do... 

but you're still not getting the kind of 

attention, respect, and income you desire...

Then you need to drop whatever it is 

you're doing right now 

and read this from start to finish.

Here's why:

Most of the things you've been taught about 

how to build authority online are wrong, wrong, wrong.

And not just a little bit wrong... I'm talking DEAD WRONG.

Don't believe me? Think I'm overstating my case?

I'm not.

Check this out...

According to a study published by blogging.org

a full 81% of bloggers never even make $100 from their blog.

I probably don't have to tell you this, 

but $100 these days ...well is nothing. 

You could make more money by collecting shopping carts

at Costco for a day.

Think about it... 

A hundred measly bucks for all the blood, sweat, and tears 

you've poured into building your authority

That's it?

Average that over a whole year and it's just 33 cents a day. 

It's practically an injustice. 

You deserve better.

You really do.

I tell you what, the fact that so many content creators are making 

basically nothing for their efforts makes me absolutely crazy.

Because if you understand how to become an expert... 

A recognized AUTHORITY in your niche... 

It's VERY EASY to make Six Figures a Year -  

Just from your blog and / or P.R's Alone !!!

The money is great, of course, 

but building authority isn't just about the money. It's also about...

...earning the respect of your family, friends and peers...

...proving all those people wrong who said you'd never make it...

...getting to meet and network with high-level players 

you never would have met otherwise (and earning their respect, too)...

...having qualified prospects seek you out instead of you chasing them...

...taking time off whenever you want for any reason or no reason at all...

...and traveling to exotic locales 



In just a minute, how you can start to build authority in your niche.

But first, I need to tell you about a common problem 

I see among bloggers and other people who

are trying to build their authority online...

Many people who create content get addicted to

positive feedback and social sharing. 

Whenever they publish something, 

they want to see lots of comments and lots of shares.

Here's the problem:

You can't eat comments and shares. 

You can't spend them either.

Whenever somebody starts overvaluing comments and shares, 

they stop asking for money. 

And guess what? When you stop asking for money...

You don't make any money.

In the end, 

you wind up with a happy community of non-buyers... 

A pleasant bunch of opinionated freebie seekers and spectators.

It might be good for your ego (maybe),

but it's absolutely horrible for your bank account.

More authority, more recognition, more leads, and more sales 

are all just a couple of clicks away.

This is the same exact blueprint I've used in my own business. 

The best part: it's simple, easy to follow, and works fast. 

All you have to do is follow the directions.


Learn How to Establish Your Authority,  

In Any Niche Virtually Over Night


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Tuesday, May 31, 2016

Profitable Blog Content - Brian M. Hazel

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Fresh topics are important to keep your blog readership interested,

And... now we're going to discuss just how you can do that.

What are you going to write about? 

It should be a topic that you're passionate about or are at the very least interested in.

For example I live and breathe => Internet Marketing 

Fresh content is important to keep your blog readership as well as the search engines interested...

But what do you do when the well of ideas runs dry?

This articles give some suggestions on how to keep the momentum going when you're blogging.

If you've chosen blogging as your new career, then you don't want to torture yourself
by writing about something that you have zero interest in,
otherwise you might as well return to that mundane job you just quit!

Feelings and emotions show through your writing, so your readers will notice any indifference you may have toward a certain topic that you find boring.
Don't forget the advice about writing with a personality.

Forced writing will not establish you in the world of blogging at all.

Once you've chosen your main theme -- or if it has chosen you, then that's even better -- start posting to your blog and try to get into the habit of doing that at least once every day.

It doesn't always need to be a long post; it could be a comment on something you read in the newspaper today or a segment that you saw on the breakfast news program on TV.

Think of yourself as a gigantic container ship, that needs a lot of effort to get moving.
At first, you'll budge just a foot or two and later you'll trudge slowly on until you're at full speed. Before you know it, it'll take a lot of effort to stop you!

Nevertheless, regardless of how well you know your topic, you're going to run out of fresh input at some point, so let's look at some content brainstorm ideas.

1) Check out what other bloggers have to say on the current state of affairs in your field of discussion. You can find related blogs by visiting http://blogsearch.google.com/  or http://www.technorati.com. You'll learn from other blogs and you can also comment on what others have to say on your own blog!

2) Once you’ve established contact with other bloggers, you’ll have almost inexhaustible input to keep you going for a while, so there won't be an acute need to search for content to write about. Should you still be stuck, then you can search for news articles related to your niche in you local newspaper or online.

3) By joining a few forums related to your niche -- just choose the ones that are the most focused on your particular area -- you can engage in conversations with others who share your interests. This is a great way to build up a Q&A bank and interesting discussion topics to write about. An added bonus is that your forum posts will quite handily generate traffic for your blog and, hopefully, profits.

Try to maintain your daily posting habit. 

The major search engines love fresh content and... 

They are more likely to spider your blog frequently, 

Which will also result in getting you extra traffic.

The subject of traffic will be discussed in a future article, so don't worry about that right now.

Just keep writing and posting and building up that momentum...

Trust Me...You'll be an established blogger before you know it!

Producing Massive Daily Cash Flow,

And...a HUGE Monthly Residual Income.
And, Learn How...  I Personally Earn Upwards of 519.17 / Per Day
Plus  ... An Additional 19+ / Checks a Month in Residual Income.