Writtent Blog

JUNE 20, 2013

Not only can you syndicate your blog with the help of an RSS feed, there’s a number of websites which may republish your content. Cons: Not All Websites are Reputable: It’s unfortunate, but it’s critically important to explore syndication agreements in full before you begin. Do you syndicate your content marketing?

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Kikolani

JULY 28, 2010

Here are some to add your blog or submit your site to in order to increase your blog traffic and reputation. Alltop imports the feeds of popular blogs on a range of subjects (like blogging ) for the site’s visitors and those following Alltop’s category Twitters. For Reviews. For Overall Exposure.

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Convince & Convert

FEBRUARY 19, 2010

You can even include Twitter searches in your feed, enabling you to use NutshellMail the same way you’d use TweetBeep, or an RSS feed of Twitter search results. FB-Fans anzubieten [link] [link] Brian Donnelly Cool way to aggregate your social feed/noise. This, I'll try. Kanälen per Mail zu erhalten o.

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Convince & Convert

AUGUST 10, 2010

You're building your reputation through your customers. And companies with better reputation and buzz around them should (theoretically) do better than their competition. Those are just my personal opinions. Isn’t that the essence of their expertise, be it over the phone or face to face? Im Jay Baer.

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Kikolani

SEPTEMBER 25, 2012

If you’re on WordPress or another blog platform that has the option of using free or premium (paid) themes, I would usually suggest premium from a reputable vendor. Good ones include Best of the Web Blog Directory , Technorati , Alltop , and Blogarama. Should I use free or premium themes?

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Convince & Convert

FEBRUARY 25, 2010

Here’s what they’re doing right: Engage, Don’t Sell ThinkGeek has separated their Twitter messaging into TWO feeds – one designed to sell stuff (which is hilariously called @thinkgeekspam and posts updates about products and promotions) and one which posts all sorts of geek trivia and responses to fan questions and comments, called @thinkgeek.

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Convince & Convert

SEPTEMBER 21, 2010

Meanwhile, however, I do very much like Facebook Lite , which strips down a lot of the shiny distractions, and gives you a threaded News Feed, birthdays, and events – and that’s about it. Use WWSGD to include a little message before or after each of your posts, asking readers to subscribe to your RSS feed (or buy you a drink).

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