Archive for the “Traffic” category
Introducing The Lede: A Copywriting and Online Marketing Sheet
by Robert Bruce on October 29, 2011
Welcome to The Lede. Every week I’ll be digging up and linking to stories, news, and opinion relevant to online marketing and copywriting. Email, social media, innovation, SEO, productivity, mobile, conversion, publishing, and everything in between. No commentary, just a fast, single page of headlines that you can grab, scan, and squeeze for all they [...]
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- This is a fabulous list! To those that are overwhelmed by the … by Tracy Schutz
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A Social Media Marketing Case Study: Uncertainty by Jonathan Fields
by Jonathan Fields on September 29, 2011
I started blogging in 2007 because I’d just signed my first book deal with Random House and I realized that social media was about to become a huge tool in any author’s marketing arsenal. What I didn’t realize was how huge. It’s become the core of my marketing outreach not just for books, but for [...]
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- Congratulations on the whole shebang, Jonathan. You clearly did … by Colleen Wainwright
- Thanks, Joel. And much gratitude for joining in. by Jonathan “Not the Cookie Lady’s Son” Fields
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- I think this is one of the best-run book launches I’ve seen … by Joel Friedlander
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What Bestselling Fiction Can Teach You About Writing Better Landing Pages
by Sean D'Souza on September 26, 2011
Imagine you’re having a discussion with a talkative, hyperactive teenager. The conversation goes something like this … We went to the mall, and like, there was this fire in the mall. And we went from there to the movies, but we didn’t have any money and anyway the popcorn machine was broken, and so we [...]
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- Good points! I think even (or especially) if a reader actually … by Laurie Holman
- Great post. Not at all what I thought it was going to be about … by B. Ligerent
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How to Get Your Blog the Traffic it Deserves (Check out the Sweet Trailer)
by Jonathan Morrow on September 6, 2011
Well, it was bound to happen one day. After three wonderful years of writing almost exclusively for Copyblogger, I’m finally branching off and launching my own blog. But not for the reasons you might think. It’s not because Brian Clark has finally put his foot down and refused to meet my extravagant demands. It’s not [...]
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- Still the blog is not launched? by Amuthan
- I’m ridiculously excited about this blog!!! Go Jon! by Ferris Stith
- You are not the only one who is pissed off. I wanted to enter … by Dale Buckeridge
- Waiting for the launch. have a nice day. by Tina
- Fantastic trailer. Looking forward to the launch! by Nick Cobb
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6 Design Tips That Will Have Your Audience Licking Their Screens
by Pamela Wilson on August 30, 2011
We made the buttons on the screen look so good you’ll want to lick them. ~ Steve Jobs You’re creating great content to attract an audience. A loyal audience that comes to know, like and trust you. But what if you never get the attention of that audience in the first place? What if your [...]
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- Glad it was helpful, NayMarie. That’s a super cool animation … by Pamela Wilson
- Great read! I went back to my site to make some tweaks in the … by NayMarie
- I’m not a design genius in any way, so I find it rather hard to … by Simon
- I really like your article. Very nice writing too. Very … by Jacqueline Snider
- [...] read an article on Copyblogger today and gives some great … by Why Content Isn’t King
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23 Reasons Your Blog Isn’t Making Any Money (And What To Do About It!)
by Danny Iny on August 29, 2011
Sure, you want comments. And subscribers, and shares, and likes. But you don’t really care about any of these things. You want what they will eventually lead to … Money. Yes, traffic is good, and so is reader engagement. But if you’re reading this, chances are you’re running a blog with the intention of marketing [...]
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- Sooo much to do Why don’t you swing by my blog and fix it for … by Simon
- Beautiful points but what I always tell people is to blog for … by Sean Supplee
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