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Adam Sherk
APRIL 30, 2013
Plug any URL into Topsy and see who tweeted it and which users were most influential (and which have a blog). Google+ Tools. Twitter is often the easiest social gateway to finding bloggers since people with a blog tend to be on Twitter too. CircleCount and FindPeopleonPlus are decent databases of Google+ users.
Writtent Blog
NOVEMBER 4, 2013
There’s strategy, metrics, and then there’s closely-guarded blogging secrets that even many of the elite don’t know. From adjusting the way you cite your sources in your content to carefully auditing your technology, we’ve compiled a list of blogging secrets that could revolutionize your work: 1. Consider Technology Carefully.
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ProBlogger
MARCH 28, 2017
You should already know that earning money with a blog does not happen overnight. It takes time, consistent publishing of great content, and unique smart ideas to make a blog take off. Or what if you need money to pay the hosting fees and tools required to run a blog? I started my first blog back in 2015. Self-discipline.
Sprout Social
SEPTEMBER 19, 2016
Sending dozens or hundreds of direct messages to people you’ve never interacted with and asking them to share your blog post isn’t outreach. Her Twitter handle includes Sprout, she hosts our Twitter chats and appears on our blog. Are you launching a campaign to promote a blog post? Buzzstream. It’s spam.
Techipedia: Tamar Weinberg
SEPTEMBER 29, 2009
After pouring blood, sweat, and tears into our blog that clearly is known for addressing a specific subject matter, we get an email from a public relations agency that takes us for someone completely different. Jonathan Fields blogged about his PR outreach nightmare. I’ve yet to blog about either. Guess what?
Sprout Social
AUGUST 23, 2016
Sharing your blog posts and other content from your website on social media is an easy way to get more visitors. You can reply offering a free trial of your product or share a link to a blog post you made that walks them through the solution. For instance, 75% of Buzzfeed’s traffic comes from social media.
Convince & Convert
JUNE 12, 2013
Finally, if you’re working on content for your website or blog, you can cut up the infographic into its component pieces, and write a blog post that elaborates on each statistics and explains it in greater detail. If you take one thing away from this blog post, the answer is No. Nothing markets itself.
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