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Writing Your Way to Success with a Daily Blog

Wednesday, December 29th, 2010


Internet businesses that are not built on a firm foundation tend to fail. Unfortunately, many aspiring Internet marketers don’t realize that a solid foundation is much more than a well-designed website with clean graphics and crisp writing and the use of Google pay per click to drive traffic. While, these, of course, are important, the foundation of a solid online business is based on a positive relationship with prospects and customers.

How To Build A Positive Relationship Online

While videos and audio files on a website help with creating this relationship, because people prefer these mediums and Google likes to index websites with multi-media, what is really necessary to build a positive relationship with people online is a platform where the marketer communicates on a regular basis with visitors. This platform is blogging. Blogging is based on writing friendly, informative posts on a regular basis. In addition, it can also accommodate video and audio messages.

Why Blogging Is An Essential Key To Online Success?

The Internet is primarily a publishing enterprise; it is based on writing. In order to create a presence online, the marketer has to communicate free information that is helpful to the reader. It is this information sharing that creates a sense of trust. Ultimately, regardless of how compelling your sales letters, how slick your video infomercial, or how attention-grabbing your graphics, your product will not sell unless people know, like and trust you. The way to build up this relationship is through writing a blog.

Writing builds trust because your ideas are clearly outlined for others to follow. In addition, the keywords in your text will attract search engine spiders to get your pages ranked in the search engines. For example, suppose your Internet business is about selling promotional gifts. By blogging about business gifts like different types of wallets, you will be able to include a keyword like “business card wallets. ” Your readers will learn about why these types of wallets will make good promotional gifts and major search engines will reward you for using the keywords by ranking your article on their index pages.

So a solid foundation for any Internet marketing business is a willingness to write and to write often, as this gets a message to the marketplace that is personal, informative, and creates a sense of rapport with the readers. Blogging provides the best platform for writing regularly online.

By Dan Toombs

3 Top Tips for Beginning an Article Marketing Campaign

Tuesday, December 28th, 2010


When it comes to article marketing, you have to take a moment to decide for yourself: do you really care?

The fact is that a lot of people get into article marketing thinking that it’s a no-risk, no-effort way to make money fast, and the truth of the matter is that that just plain isn’t really the case. If you don’t care, if you can’t be bothered to put forth any effort, if you can’t come up with an original, effective idea on your own now and then, then you’re not really meant for the world of article marketing.

If you’ve ever wondered why the web is so full of nonsense, though, why every Google search has you searching through a pile of garbage to find an interesting article, it’s because so many people think they can get rich quick on poorly written articles, then they find that they can’t, and they immediately give up.

Now, the first tip, the most important one and the one that will serve as the foundation of everything you do is this: don’t even begin marketing with articles unless you’re ready to actually give it one hundred percent. Here are the other top tips.

Keywords Aren’t Everything

Keywords are what you might call the “lure”, but without a fat, juicy worm of real content on that hook, visitors aren’t going to stick around. A lot of web marketers will pack a nonsense article with keywords and wonder why they haven’t doubled their sales yet. Keywords are how you improve your visibility on search engines, but if you want people to stick around and read your blog or seek out more articles you’ve written, it comes down to quality writing (or at least entertaining writing) and interesting content.

Select a Theme

A good SEO article marketing campaign should be built around some core theme or idea or concept. The scatter shot method can work, but the most effective campaigns are always built with a singular focus. The main thing is that you want to give yourself something more to work with than a keyword so that people will have a reason to actually read these articles. They could be structured like news articles or tied into current events or presented as short stories. Whatever it may be, selecting a unique theme can help your articles stand out in the sea of SEO content that is the web.

Remember: Customers Create the Market

Customers create a market, sellers fill a market. Too often, marketers and business people think that they can build a whole new market out of thin air. No matter how strong your marketing, a useless product will remain useless. Simply put: don’t devote a marketing campaign to something that you wouldn’t buy or invest in yourself.

By Dan Toombs

Using Article Marketing and Blogging to Increase Your Sales

Monday, November 22nd, 2010

Are you considering using blogging and article marketing to promote your business?

If you are, you are going to need to dedicate yourself to quality articles. This means that you can forget about those automated article writing programs (the results really do read like a robot wrote them), and you probably won’t want to outsource to overseas writers.

I strongly recommend writing all of your articles or having someone within your organisation do so. No one knows your business like you do, after all.

The difficulty with this, is that writing often takes up a lot of time and you may need to outsource to keep your blog live and popular.

Even professional writers often do not write fast enough to support an entire blog/article network all on their own. So the trick is maintaining control over all of this content.

It’s sort of like being a magazine editor as opposed to being a staff writer. An editor probably has a background in writing, and they might sit down and write an article now and then, but their primary duty is to control and dictate the content of a magazine.

They come up with ideas for articles, hire qualified talent and they have final say on what goes in and what gets scrapped. That’s what you’re doing, only on the web instead of in print.

If you’re new to all this blogging and article marketing, here are the core three tips you need to keep in mind to control your content and increase your sales.

Hire Strong Talent

You need to hire writers that you can actually trust to take what you’ve briefed them on, and write a good article or a great blog post with it. If you find yourself giving them dozens of notes on every single article, then you have to ask yourself: are they really this hard to work with, or am I?

There’s no point in spending more time correcting your writers than it would take to have written the article yourself, so hire someone you can simply trust with the articles so that a proofread and a correction here and there should be all the control you feel the need to exercise.

Quality and Quantity: They Both Count

Nobody’s going to read a poorly written article to the end, and nobody’s going to subscribe to a blog that’s only updated once a month. Quality and quantity are both incredibly important. Finding the balance between casting a wide net and spreading yourself too thin may be tricky at first.

Over time you will know what you are able to do yourself and how much you need to outsource.

Cover a Wide Range of Topics, but Keep it Focused

Each blog will focus on its own subject, each series of articles will have its own topic, its own style, but it should all form a pattern when it comes together.

My blog, for example focusses on low cost ways to promote your business. That is therefore something that needs to be discussed in every post.

One series of blogs could be focused on where to find trade priced promotional gifts while another series might be creative copywriting, but the bottom line is this: by the time the reader is done with your article, you want them to be interested in the services you offer and follow your blog.

At CompuGift we specialise in new marketing techniques. We can offer advice on using promotional merchandise, copywriting, blogging, article marketing, search engine optimisation and social media.

By Dan Toombs

Increase Your Sales with Article Marketing and Blogging

Thursday, November 11th, 2010

If there has been one thing that has contributed to the success my business it is article marketing and blogging. I got into it all by chance.

About two years ago a competitor wrote a nasty email to me accusing me of steeling the product photos from his website. He actually had a point but I had not been steeling them directly – the SEO (search engine optimisation) firm I was using at the time, based in India had been taking his photos and placing them on my site without my knowledge.

I work in the promotional gift industry and the competitor in question had a site that was ranking number one on Google for all of the top keywords. My site seemed to be non-existent. In fact I am surprised he found it to complain in the first place.

Out of pure frustration with my naivety about SEO and being accused of being a promotional products photo thief, I decided to do something about it.

I started researching the complaining competitor and soon found that he had written over a thousand articles about promotional products and the promotional gifts industry. In fact his company had two other sites called by different company names and articles were being written on their behalf as well by other employees of the company.

Many of the articles had been submitted to top article distribution website EzineArticles and I soon learned that other people in the promotional gifts industry all over the world were using article marketing to build their brand and increase their sales.

Some articles were very well written while others were not brilliant but they all had one thing in common – they were trying to share their knowledge about promotional gifts through their own words.

I have never won any awards for my writing nor will I. But I was excited about the possibilities of article marketing. At that time, I had not written anything other than the odd letter in years. I didn’t know where to start. All I knew was that I had to start writing!

My first article ‘Promotional Pens – Advice on How to Source Corporate Pens in a Hurry – Printed Pens Fast’ was hardly a Hemingway masterpiece but it was a start.

I submitted it to EzineArticles to see if it would be accepted. I waited five days for their answer trying to put it out of my mind. What if it was rejected? What would I do then? Am I finished?

On the fifth day I received news that my article had been published and I was over the moon.

I would like to make a very important point to all of you new writers out there that to date I have written and had published over 1100 articles at EzineArticles but it has not always been smooth sailing. I have had my share of articles rejected.

My initial fear or rejection was unfounded. There are plenty of article submission sites where you can submit your articles without ever being read by the publisher but EzineArticles tries to ensure that the articles they publish are worth reading.

At EzineArticles your article will be read by two professional editors before being published. Over the past two years many of my articles have been rejected for this or that reason but this has helped me improve my writing. I took their suggestions on board, made the required changes and resubmitted the articles for approval. It’s like having your own article writing coach.

The way we promote our businesses if changing. Old style interruption based advertising such as telemarketing are on their way out and nicer, more people friendly ways of promoting your business are thankfully on their way in. I don’t need to resort to such tactics as having someone who knows nothing about my business phone other businesses trying to promote my products.

My business is found easily daily by people who require one or more of the hundreds of promotional products my company supplies. At first they found me through my articles but now I am being found through my blogs daily blogs as well which I write daily about not only products but case studies on how promotional products can be successfully used.

If the truth be known, I didn’t know what a blog was when I started article marketing. In fact, they are really the same thing. Blogs are often much shorter but mine are not. I actually publish my blogs on my site and then later with a few minor changes publish them on article submission sites like EzineArticles.

I think the best way to explain how important blogging and article marketing are to the success of a company is to look at it like that much loved superhero TV series of the 60s, Batman. Content – that’s what you write – is Batman. Links – what used to matter a lot more in how you rank in the search engines is Robin.

Links ‘Robin’ are still important but Content ‘Batman’ owns the keys to the Batcave and all the great things that go with it.

I write blogposts about all of the promotional products I sell and each time I do, my site ranks a little higher for some of the keywords I use regularly. If I want to rank high for a certain keyword phrase such as ‘Promotional Koziol desktop gifts’ – Koziol is a popular brand of desktop promotional products – then I write ten to 20 articles about Koziol promotional products.

I wrote a series about promotional farm animal shaped stress balls and voila… we started receiving enquiries from people looking for cow shaped stress balls, bull shaped stress balls, horse shaped stress balls and more!

Put simply, this writing thing works to attract the people who need your products and/or services when they need your products and/or services!

You can do this too.

Give it a try and let me know how you get on. If you have any questions, I am just a mouse click away.

By Dan Toombs

A Short Review of KaChing by Joel Comm

Wednesday, October 20th, 2010
Joel Comm KaChing

The cover of Joel Comm's KaChing

After reading and learning a lot from Joel Comm’s book ‘Twitter Power’ I could hardly wait to get into the pages of his new book ‘KaChing!’

I have been blogging for my own company for a couple of years now. Recently I started two hobby blogs as well about my after work pastimes – cooking and karate.

My hobby blogs have been small but regular money earners through Google Adsense so this new informative book was right up my street.

Joel Comm has been generating revenue online for nearly 15 years. In KaChing he shares five of his online money making methods that can be easily applied to any specialist niche. Comm almost takes you by the hand and explains such topics as;

  • Defining your niche
  • Creating your own original content
  • Promoting and earning money through Adsense and affiliates
  • Selling your own imformative ebooks, training DVDs and online courses
  • Developing training and coaching programs

Even if you do not wish to make money by following his lead – I certainly do not have the time with my other business commitments – this book will give you ideas that you can apply to your own business model.

Throughout the book Comm shares his own success stories and case studies.

I found Joel Comms’ experiences and stories very interesting and inspiring. Although I have toyed with affiliate marketing through my blogs and am currently writing an ebook about promotional products, this book was packed with ideas to take it all to another level.

My main goal through my blogging has been to promote the use of promotional products through my website. KaChing has opened up a whole new can of worms. Talk about motivation!

I launched the UK’s first fully functional online promotional gift shops back in 1997. Reading about how others have progressed their own online careers is always of great interest to me.

If you have ever considered promoting something online – anything, then you should read this book!

It is full of excellent advice about making money online while at the same time giving loads of useful information that can be applied to any online business.

In short, read KaChing. I cannot imagine any business person not taking away some useful information from this book. It is a bit repetitive if you have already read Comm’s other books but there is a lot of good new content as well.

Think about your own hobbies and interests. Is there something there that you can help other with?

Who knows, perhaps you will be the next Joel Comm.

By Dan Toombs

Build Strong Business Relationships with Social Marketing & Promotional Merchandise

Saturday, September 4th, 2010
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Using promotional gifts and social media together works wonders.

What do you think of when you hear the word ‘social marketing?’

Social networks such as Facebook, Twitter and Linkedin are often popular answers in my search engine optimisation classes. But what about blogging, article marketing, videos and podcasts?

Lately blogging has been proved to be an invaluable and essential part of internet marketing. Adding quality, keyword rich content to your website daily will boost your ratings in Google and Bing. This makes it easier for people to find you and ultimately become customers.

If you are able to put your experience into a well structured article or video blog you are in a very strong position. Your competitors will need to keep up with your or bow out of the race.

Personally I have seen sales skyrocket in a time that is meant to be slow. My students have experienced similar success. Why? Because we all offer information in our own niches that others are looking for.

So what do you do when you receive all of this new business? There is no point going to all the work of blogging and article marketing if you don’t treat your new customers like gold when they find you!

This can be done by simply doing what you do best and offering them the excellent results they were looking for when they found you.

But why not go one step further? You have blogged and submitted articles to top article directories. You have even used your new Flip Video to upload some product videos to YouTube. Having then giving your new customers excellent results it is time for that other type of low cost marketing – promotional merchandise.

Promotional gifts reinforce your message and build brands. It is important to look for products your customers will appreciate and want to use.

If your new customers are office bound they will no doubt enjoy one or more of the many desktop gifts available. Products such as promotional pens, top quality mouse mats, promotional mugs and desk photo frames are all gifts that will get looked at often and kept for months if not years.

If your key customers work outdoors, you may wish to offer them printed t-shirts, caps, portable pen and notepad sets or even umbrellas.

Look for products that have something to do with your niche. If your customers are in the construction industry then look into logo printed tape measures, carpenter rulers or flasks, for example.

Putting together a planned social marketing campaign that is backed by good quality promotional merchandise will get you the results you are looking for.

What is your business niche? Do you have any ideas for a blog for your industry? What promotional gifts would you want to use to further strengthen your brand to your new customers? Feel free to share your thoughts and experiences by leaving a comment.

By Dan Toombs

5 Top Blogging Strategies

Friday, September 3rd, 2010
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Blogging can help promote your business right up the search engines

“For sale: baby shoes, never worn.”

Hemingway was once challenged to write a complete story in six words. That little story you just read about baby shoes for sale was it.

Could you write about one of your products or services in six words? Go on… give it a go! You may be surprised at just how much you can say in just a few words.

I was once asked by one of my students to demonstrate how using the following blogging strategies could work for her. She was a supplier of promotional mugs and was finding writing continuously about mugs to be difficult. Together we sat down and and put it all together.

Write Keyword Rich Headlines That Make a Promise

The headline of your blog post is the most important part of your article.

I read an interesting statistic on the Copyblogger website that stated 8 out of 10 readers will read a headline but only 2 out of 10 readers will actually click on the headline and read further.
That is how important your title is!

The title of this article is “5 Top Blogging Strategies.” That is what you will get when you read this article. That is my promise. That promise is what presumably enticed you to read further.

Get the picture?

My student (who also happens to be my supplier) started her promotional mug blog post out with the title “Promotional Mugs – Where to Find The Lowest Prices.” When she wrote this title she knew she needed to deliver. The reader would want to know where to find the lowest prices for promotional mugs!

If she didn’t deliver she would lose the reader’s interest and they would switch off.

Engage Your Reader

What makes you think deeply about a subject? Questions often make me stop and think about a subject more thoroughly. How about you?

My student began her article with one of the most powerful words for engaging your audience – imagine.

She wrote “Imagine losing one of your best customers to the competition because you were far too expensive for the same promotional mug.”

Being in the promotional gifts industry myself, I would not want to contemplate such a situation! By engaging me as a reader in this way she drew me further into the body of her article.

Brevity Matters!

Try to keep you paragraphs and sentences short and to the point. People are busy. They do not have loads of time to immerse themselves into a longwinded blog. Studies have shown that when presented with a large paragraphs reader will turn off.

Present your information to your reader in short easily read bits. Short paragraphs are easy to scan for information which is what many of your readers will be doing.

Tell a Story

When I am writing blog posts about the promotional gifts I sell, I like to tell stories about how they have worked for my customers. Telling a story is another way of engaging your reader and helping them to see the benefits of using your products or services.

In this article I have touched on how one of my students has used the strategies presented here in her own blog post. Since taking on this advice, she has introduced her own readers to many different success stories that are both engaging and inspiring.

She has offered them ideas that they can use in their own marketing.

Use a Popular Quotation to Strengthen Your Point

I started this blog post with a well known quotation or story by Hemingway. It helps strengthen my argument that brevity is important. I also used it to engage you the reader. I asked you to try to write short six word posts about your products and/or services.

Finding the perfect quotation for your articles is not always easy and should never be forced. If the connection between your topic and the quotation are not obvious, don’t use the quotation!

I hope I have given you a few ideas to use in your blog posts. These strategies have worked for many bloggers and they can work for you too.

Have I left anything out that you feel should have been included? Do you have any blogging strategies that work for you? Would you care to share your ideas and experiences here by leaving a comment?

By Dan Toombs

How to Make Your Small Business Big Fast

Wednesday, July 7th, 2010
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CompuGift can help you build your brand!

Small business is the new big business. If you want to take your industry by storm then the last thing you want to do is copy what your larger competitors have done. Many of them operate in a way that worked fine ten years ago but we are working in a new age now.  You can have all the benefits of being a large business while still incorporating what is so great about the hands-on, customer led qualities that smaller businesses have.  In this article I would like to offer you a few hands-on tips on how you can be a major player within your industry and become the company internet searchers want to deal with.

Answer the Phone

Many larger businesses have delegated this to untrained individuals who do not know their products and cannot or do not have the authority to answer simple questions.  If someone phones your sales office after finding you online and gets a poorly trained person who cannot answer their questions, then you are wasting that person’s time and possibly losing a new good customer.  When possible, management should answer the sales line or at least be in the same room.   If that is not possible, and I sincerely hope it is, then by all means make sure that the person answering the phone can answer 99% of the questions asked about your products and/or services.

Do Your Own Blogging and Article Marketing

Article marketing and blogging now plays a very important role in promoting your brand.  You may not always have time to write but ensure it is done either by the company directors or someone who knows your products and services inside and out.  It is great to train a group of individuals who can properly represent your business in words.  Recently, I have found that a lot of my own articles have been plagiarized and re-written by people who often have a poor command of the English language.  They change the keyword rich articles so that they no longer make any sense and then point them at their clients, my competitor’s sites.  These black-hat search engine optimisation tactics may do these businesses some good in the short run but in the end, they will lose. Take this very important part of branding new businesses very seriously and ensure that you know what is being written on your behalf.  Better yet, write your own blogs and articles.

Do Your Own Search Engine Optimisation (SEO)

There is a reason why the search engines want and promote properly optimised sites.  These sites offer the viewer a much better shopping experience.  Personally I now spend at least six hours on SEO every day. It is not difficult but it is one of the most important things you can do for your business.  There are numerous books and online resources where you can teach yourself how to properly optimise your site and I recommend you do.

The above advice is time consuming and perhaps a bit dull but no one knows your business like you do!

Use Promotional Items to Build Your Brand

The easiest part of building your brand is using a tested and proven means of brand building which is giving your target customers promotional items printed with your logo and contact details. Look for items that your customers will want to own and use. Every day products such as promotional pens, printed mugs, logo printed note pads and colourful mouse mats are all brilliant promotional tools that will reinforce your brand and make it easy for your customers to find your information.

Posted by Dan Toombs

3 Ways to Compete with your Larger Competitors and Win

Monday, July 5th, 2010
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At CompuGift we can help you promote your small business in many low cost ways!

I am not afraid of my larger competitors.  These industry dinosaurs are much too slow and no longer in touch with the industry that made them. They are also too expensive which is why so many have now ceased trading or are in financial difficulties. Your larger competitors may still have massive marketing budgets and 500 more employees than you but they are slow, too expensive and so 1990!  If you want to beat them you need to be faster,  less expensive and smarter than they are.  In this article I will show you 3 ways you can compete with your big competitors and win.

Be Creative

You will never beat your larger competitors by trying to out spend them.  Let them out bid you for the top spot on the search engines. Recent studies have shown that 66% of people do not click on these pay for click ads and banners when searching anyway.

No, you need to be smarter to win.  Creating exceptional content through niche market article marketing, blogging, podcasts and/or videos will show your customers that you are an expert within your niche.  Ensure that the content you release is education and about your niche and not about you and your company.

You may not be able to out spend your competitors but you can be more creative than they are and offer your target customers good information rather than the ‘Me me me’ flashy banner ads they will be throwing at them.

Be Faster

Your larger competitors have so much more to think about than you do such as whether Fridays should be dress down days or if they should schedule a meeting to discuss what their next meeting should be about.

Use this to your advantage.  Being small means you can move with the trends much faster than your dinosaur competitors.  If you see a trend or have a great idea that could change your industry then do it!  Follow what is being said about you and/or your industry through social media sites and of course Google Alerts.

Move fast and make a difference within you niche while you larger competitors are still discussing who should bring what to the company picnic.

Be Less Expensive

I always find it funny, almost laughably so, when I attend industry events – in may case it is the promotional merchandise industry.  So often the topic of discussion is that smaller businesses are undercutting the larger promotional gifts suppliers making it impossible for them to compete. Even some of the key manufacturers and trade suppliers are complaining about this industry undercutting claiming that it somehow devalues their products.

You do not have the same overheads as they do so use this to your advantage!

To those who complain, may I now say loud and clear – WAKE UP GUYS! Small businesses should not be led by larger competitors but visa-versa. This type of competition is just beginning.  Down size or get left behind.

In the old days the larger companies set industry prices through their millions of printed catalogues they sent out in the masses. Ten years ago it was the small businesses that could not compete with the larger businesses who had sales staff on the road and their own monthly printed catalogues.  Now, the shoe is on the other foot.

Make your larger competitors compete with your lower online prices and watch them panic. It is both fun and very profitable.

Posted by Dan Toombs

Blogging and Promotional Gifts are the Perfect Pair

Wednesday, June 9th, 2010


Blogs have played an incredible role in re-defining companies when used in successful ways. To make your company blog a success and not a flop, be sure to have a strategy in place. This article will discuss 5 ways your company can host a perfect blog that builds customer loyalty, encourages online brand awareness, and ultimately increases the profitability of your company. The key to a successful blog strategy is using promotional products as a nice, sharp compliment to the blog!

1. Reward Customer Opinions and Input
Some of the major automobile companies in the world are still thriving, because they have an amazing online presence. These auto companies have kept from failing, because they have created blogs that reward customer suggestions and input. Every day, create a blogpost that inspires your customers to think about one aspect of your business. Simply have customers comment on blogs you create at sites like Blogger.com or WordPress.com. Whether you are thinking about the name of your blog or the name of a new product, get your customers involved and reward them with a cool promotional product. Customers will have an incentive to return to your company’s blog and offer future suggestions, if they continue adding their input and receiving promotional gifts. Fun, light-hearted promotional gifts like stress toys can be a great way to motivate customers’ creative ideas!

2. Adding Podcasts to Your Blog
After you have set up a company blog, it is not a bad idea to find a way to include podcasts on the blog. Invite your best customers for an interview on why they love your business. Then, place recorded customer input on your blog for the world to discover! A nice way to thank customers for doing a podcast interview is by sending them a gift basket filled with promotional products featuring your business information or logo. A gift card to your company, along with a promotional coffee mug set and pen set, is a great gift idea!

3. Scattering Links
Be sure to scatter links throughout a company blog to keep your customers interested. Include links to information that is valuable for your customers, whether it is your company’s latest new product or a news article that directly impacts your business. Also, you may want to host a blog contest offering promotional gifts like sports bags or mouse mats to the people that link the most to your blog!

4. Keep Posts Short and Generate Online Buzz with Contests
Keep blogposts short and seek to instantly capture your audience’s attention. If you are hosting a giveaway or contest, be sure to keep the rules or guidelines very short and direct. Be sure to offer a gift for customers’ time spent within a contest, even if it is just signing up for the contest. Promotional products such as sweatshirts and t-shirts are fantastic ways to motivate customers!

5. Use Catchy Headlines and Keywords
Your business should definitely seek to discover which keywords are most searched for when finding your business’s online website or blog. Perhaps you own a hotel business in an exotic location. If “exotic” is one of the most searched for terms, then be sure to write many blog posts with a headline that contains the word “exotic.” Headlines can be an influential way to gain online traffic in a short amount of time!

With these 5 tips, your company is on the road to success for hosting a blog that will be loved by your customers. Keep the content professional and make reading blogposts fun for customers by hosting contests with promotional products. You may gain a whole new customer base with these 5 tips!

Have you ever tried any of these marketing strategies? Did they work for you. Do you have any other ideas you can offer?  Please do.  Leave a comment and let me know what you think.

Posted by Dan Toombs

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