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Most of the successful startup founders got rewarded for taking this risk. But what about those startups that never see the daylight? What did they do that prevented them from becoming a successful founder, producing a successful business?
Your blog post headline says only one of two things: “Read me” or “Don’t bother”. Here are six ways to make sure that your headline says, “Read me.”
30 social media marketing pros reveal the most important traits for a successful social media manager sharethis.com
Social media managers have to juggle a presence on multiple social media platforms, from Facebook to Twitter, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Snapchat, Instagram, and more. Audiences vary on every social media platform, with different usage habits and preferences, so content has to be customized for each social network and posted at the right times to maximize engagement.
Want more conversions? If you want to sell people anything – a product, a service, an idea, or a free subscription – you have to begin by appearing credible.
What to write about to attract traffic, build a throng of raving fans and create a world-class blog thgmwriters.com
There are hundreds, maybe thousands, of blog posts on every topic. The only thing that makes yours worth reading is a truly original idea. Here’s how to create those ideas.
Here is the second interview of the new segment, featuring an active BizSugar member. Please listen to Martin Lindeskog's conversation with David Leonhardt of The Happy Guy Marketing.
EBooks are a great opportunity for your business when it comes to personalized marketing. It allows you to deliver more information and useful specifications about different industries which grasp customer interest.
Reblogged version of this week's No Wasted Ink Writers Links -top 10 writing links of the week.
When most website owners think of link-building, they picture links from other websites pointing to their own. And with good reason. But internal links can also be powerful when used correctly.
It’s been said that every story has been told over and over. But characters are unique and refreshing…if you write them right. Here’s how to develop a character.