You will be rewarded when you place a bit of content like an article, a blog post, a discussion forum thread, an e-zine column or a new webpage that is truly made for the benefit of a web surfer. Of course, it must also be optimized for search engines and contain relevant keywords.
But you know what? If your content sucks, who would want to come and read it? Who would want to share it for you(even if you have a very strong call-to-action)? I may sound harsh, but I see a lot of people sharing useless blog post every hour on Facebook, trying to get a lot of exposure. Nothing wrong. But wouldn't it be better if you could write a killer-content blog post, that inspired your hundreds of readers to share it (without you calling hard for it), and generate massive traffic for you at the same time?
You should also gather data on various sources of traffic generation. Price per click for paid advertising, conversion ratios, monthly output, and PR affect of articles, and so forth. If you find a site with complimentary products (meaning both you and he can benefit from a traffic exchange because your traffic will readily buy his, and his will buy yours), then seek him/her out. And remember, in this business, you may have an actual product, you may not. But your primary product is your content.
Use Deep Captions: Image captions are some of the most-read copy on a web page. Try to pair up a strong image with a "deep image." These are two or three sentences long and will interest readers enough to read your content further.
If the keywords and phrases you're using today differ from those you began with, go back and change the keywords in your older posts. Massage the text to accommodate the new phrases to keep them readable, and don't let your ego get in the way of doing this. We all make mistakes with keyword choices from time to time. Don't let stubbornness about your original choices interfere with improving the performance of your web content.
To generate great content please follow the three secrets shared here. These tips can be used to modify your current content on your site and you can also use these tips when coming up with new content for your blog, site, or store in the future.
Everyone doesn't look past the first few pages of the search engines. They figure that the best webpages are located on the first few pages, or at least the first page. People will not spend time looking though hundreds or even thousands of pages in the search engines. It is just too time consuming for them.
Of course, everyone does this. You usually want a niche concept with fewer readers (but more targeted advertisements), as opposed to a supra blog that has advertisement as varied as its readership. Once you've mapped out where you are, and where your going, you need to begin your preproduction research.
As a business owner and online marketer you want to grow your business. You want to get customers to visit your site or store and then buy your product or services. All of this can be done. You just need to follow the best practices when marketing online and one of the key factors that will help you market your business easier is great content. Great content retains attention of your readers but mostly it is valuable information that will help your audience. When you generate great content that is valuable, your audience will link to it and want to share it with their community.
Cultivate relationships. If you show interest in the content that others are creating in your niche, you will encourage them to become interested in yours. These people will then spread your content around for you. Reach out to thought leaders, fellow bloggers and others in your industry by commenting on their blogs, guest posting for them and sharing their content. Link to their content in your articles. It's the best way to get them to recognize you and start sharing your content with their followers.
Creating Viral Content
por Tamika Skinner (2022-05-18)
You will be rewarded when you place a bit of content like an article, a blog post, a discussion forum thread, an e-zine column or a new webpage that is truly made for the benefit of a web surfer. Of course, it must also be optimized for search engines and contain relevant keywords.But you know what? If your content sucks, who would want to come and read it? Who would want to share it for you(even if you have a very strong call-to-action)? I may sound harsh, but I see a lot of people sharing useless blog post every hour on Facebook, trying to get a lot of exposure. Nothing wrong. But wouldn't it be better if you could write a killer-content blog post, that inspired your hundreds of readers to share it (without you calling hard for it), and generate massive traffic for you at the same time?
You should also gather data on various sources of traffic generation. Price per click for paid advertising, conversion ratios, monthly output, and PR affect of articles, and so forth. If you find a site with complimentary products (meaning both you and he can benefit from a traffic exchange because your traffic will readily buy his, and his will buy yours), then seek him/her out. And remember, in this business, you may have an actual product, you may not. But your primary product is your content.
Use Deep Captions: Image captions are some of the most-read copy on a web page. Try to pair up a strong image with a "deep image." These are two or three sentences long and will interest readers enough to read your content further.
If the keywords and phrases you're using today differ from those you began with, go back and change the keywords in your older posts. Massage the text to accommodate the new phrases to keep them readable, and don't let your ego get in the way of doing this. We all make mistakes with keyword choices from time to time. Don't let stubbornness about your original choices interfere with improving the performance of your web content.
To generate great content please follow the three secrets shared here. These tips can be used to modify your current content on your site and you can also use these tips when coming up with new content for your blog, site, or store in the future.
Everyone doesn't look past the first few pages of the search engines. They figure that the best webpages are located on the first few pages, or at least the first page. People will not spend time looking though hundreds or even thousands of pages in the search engines. It is just too time consuming for them.
Of course, everyone does this. You usually want a niche concept with fewer readers (but more targeted advertisements), as opposed to a supra blog that has advertisement as varied as its readership. Once you've mapped out where you are, and where your going, you need to begin your preproduction research.
As a business owner and online marketer you want to grow your business. You want to get customers to visit your site or store and then buy your product or services. All of this can be done. You just need to follow the best practices when marketing online and one of the key factors that will help you market your business easier is great content. Great content retains attention of your readers but mostly it is valuable information that will help your audience. When you generate great content that is valuable, your audience will link to it and want to share it with their community.
Cultivate relationships. If you show interest in the content that others are creating in your niche, you will encourage them to become interested in yours. These people will then spread your content around for you. Reach out to thought leaders, fellow bloggers and others in your industry by commenting on their blogs, guest posting for them and sharing their content. Link to their content in your articles. It's the best way to get them to recognize you and start sharing your content with their followers.