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Posted on Mar 8, 2015 by Danielle Gonsalves

A Glimpse Into Buffer From The User’s Perspective

This is a guest post — Danielle Gonsalves is a Social Media Manager in Trinidad and Tobago. Connect with Danielle on Twitter.

Welcome Danielle…

I recently saw Adam’s blog post about the Buffer meetup and it sparked my interest because I use Buffer often. It’s become part of my daily life because I manage many corporate Facebook and Twitter pages as a Social Media Manager. It was kind of like I saw Adam talking about a friend of mine, so I just had to read his post to find out more.…

Posted on Mar 4, 2015 by Ben Love

How I Built My Podcast Website In Less Than 1 Hour

How I Built My Podcast Website in 1 Hour

Ben Love is the owner of Grassroots IT and recently kicked off a podcast called The Small Business Technology Show to help share his love and knowledge of tech with business owners and IT managers. I had been a guest on his podcast and afterwards he told me how he’d been able to get podcast website up and running in less than an hour!

In this post Ben shares his step-by-step guide so you can do the same – whether it’s for a podcast website or any other, Ben’s process cuts it down to the key elements you’ll be able to follow.…

Posted on Feb 14, 2015 by Vernessa Taylor

Smarter in 2015: Increase Your Business Intelligence

This is a guest post — Vernessa Taylor is a small business technology consultant, blogging at CoachNotes Blog about systems that undergird small & micro biz. Connect with Vernessa!

Welcome Vernessa….

Increase Your Business Intelligence IQ Using Social Metrics, Dynamic Pricing, and Content Analytics

Business Intelligence Regardless of Size or Definitions

The realm of business intelligence (BI) is misunderstood and under-represented as a tool for small businesses who are enthusiastically interacting on the social media scene, aggressively pursuing content creation strategies, and lending their voices and faces to podcasting and video marketing.…

Posted on Feb 6, 2015 by Jen Thames

The Keys to Content Marketing Success

This is a guest post — Jen Thames is Off Site Specialist at WebMoves.net. She enjoys sharing tips on content marketing, as well as social media marketing and online business development. Connect with Jen on Twitter.

Welcome Jen…

The Keys to Content Marketing Success

Developing great content has always been an important pillar of marketing success. With each successive Google algorithm update and the fall of Google’s Authorship program, content still stands strong above all else. Meta data helps, views, and social shares help, but strong and engaging content wins the day.…

Posted on Feb 3, 2015 by Elizabeth Victor

The Difference Between Social Media for Business and Personal

This is a guest post — Elizabeth Victor is Brand Advisor for Isentia Media Advisory. She enjoys sharing tips on social media analysis and monitoring, as well as PR monitoring. Connect with Elizabeth.

Welcome Elizabeth…

Social media is quite different when using it for business vs. personal use. The goals are different, the interaction is different, and the posting is different, even if you maintain a professional persona on your personal page. At least, it should be.

The purpose of this article is to highlight the differences between personal and business use and to share best practices for each type of social media user.…

Posted on Feb 1, 2015 by Angus McNicol

Local SEO: actionable ideas to bolster your business’s visibility.

This is a guest post — Angus McNicol is a digital consultant at The Affray and based in the UAE. This bloke is hairy, happy and roots for rap over reggae. Between surfing and playing internet, Angus has over 10 years experience inspiring young minds. Connect with Angus on Google+.

Welcome Angus….

There are scores of articles around on local SEO, this article isn’t a complete guide or definitive how to. This article will give you five specific tactics for local SEO you can start using straight away.

It’s important to remember that your local ranking won’t improve overnight.…

Posted on Jan 27, 2015 by Damian Wolf

Your Customer Satisfaction Isn’t Satisfying? Here’s tips to fix it

This is a guest post — Damian Wolf is a writer at Assign Yourwriter and marketing strategist at Cubic Promote. He specializes in marketing strategy which include traditional and tactics for growing businesses and growing online company presence with creation new content on the business blog. Damian is also a big tennis fan and wannabe world traveler. You can reach Damian via Twitter at @damianlwolf

“Change in business is not a threat, it’s an opportunity
Survival is not the goal, transformative success is.”
– Seth Godin

As business owners, we are all prone to thinking we do everything best.…

Posted on Jan 23, 2015 by Sergi Trivino

5 Inexpensive Marketing Strategies To Attract and Engage Customers

This is guest post — Sergi Trivino is a passionate entrepreneur dedicated to helping professionals achieve a better lifestyle. His free course teaches you impactful strategies to gain more time, wealth and freedom in your business. Entrepreneur by nature, he is right now on a journey to meet the top achievers of the world while putting the lessons learned on improving his new project, Lifestyle Mission.

Welcome Sergi…

Inexpensive Marketing Strategies

If you go to a marketing agency, the first thing they will ask you is your budget.

There are still a lot of people who think that the only viable way to attract customers is to put a substantial amount of money on the table upfront.…

Posted on Dec 19, 2012 by Jonny Lis

The Contribution of Social Media Optimisation to SMEs by Jonny Lis

This is guest post by Jonny Lis is a Digital Marketing Specialist at Smart Traffic, a private company with SEO Specialists in Australia. He oversees optimisation strategies for Smart Traffic’s 300+ campaigns. Over to you Jonny:

Over the years, we have witnessed the rise of Facebook, Twitter, You Tube, and Pinterest. The growth of these social media giants is really impressive. At the rate that they’re going, we will surely see more innovations from them, along with rising contenders like Instagram, Google+, LinkedIn, StumbleUpon, and others.
So how is this relevant to small & medium business marketers and online advertisers?…

Posted on Jul 9, 2010 by Sarah McVeigh

Writing for the web – what’s the difference?

This is a guest post by Michelle James, post-grad student in writing and publishing at UQ and all-round lovely lady. Michelle interviewed me about what working as a web copywriter entails and the fundamental differences between print and online. Here’s her take on the conversation.

Writing well still the key

Since the mechanised printing press was invented in the early nineteenth century, the
writer’s craft has been crucial for communicating with mass audiences. With the
emergence of the World Wide Web in the early 1990s—and the proliferation of web
sites, blogs, and social networking—society is more text-dependent than ever.…

Posts Tagged: guest post

A Glimpse Into Buffer From The User’s Perspective

Welcome Danielle…

How I Built My Podcast Website In Less Than 1 Hour

Smarter in 2015: Increase Your Business Intelligence

Welcome Vernessa….

Increase Your Business Intelligence IQ Using Social Metrics, Dynamic Pricing, and Content Analytics

Business Intelligence Regardless of Size or Definitions

The Keys to Content Marketing Success

Welcome Jen…

The Keys to Content Marketing Success

The Difference Between Social Media for Business and Personal

Welcome Elizabeth…

Local SEO: actionable ideas to bolster your business’s visibility.

Welcome Angus….

Your Customer Satisfaction Isn’t Satisfying? Here’s tips to fix it

5 Inexpensive Marketing Strategies To Attract and Engage Customers

Welcome Sergi…

Inexpensive Marketing Strategies

Writing for the web – what’s the difference?

Writing well still the key

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