As of April 2017, Statista estimated that there are about 320 million monthly active users on the microblogging site that is Twitter.
A popular quote (whose origin gets attributed to a great number of different authors) claims that while stealing from one is plagiarism, stealing from many is merely research.
Have you recently started a blog and aren’t getting much attention from your targeted audience? At the same time, you’re witnessing plenty of viral posts and you’re not sure how they made it and you didn’t.
Is your new blog not getting enough readers or not getting discovered fast enough?
As the Internet gets bigger and bigger, competition among online businesses has exploded.
As a small online business owner, you need to boost your site and get more visitors each day.
The success of a blog comes from two parts. First is the actual platform, the blog itself. It involves aspects like content, value, purpose, sales-funnels, monetization, and much more.
Writing effective copy that actually sells is one of the toughest tasks that a writer can face.
How are your content marketing efforts going? If you’re not taking full advantage of this aspect of marketing, you’re missing out.
[guest post by Torri Myler] For any company that creates content for the online space, there is always the hope to see that content go viral. The exposure from a piece of content that is shared hundreds and thousands of times can mean a boost in authority, increased market share, new leads and even more sales. So rather than treat creating content like buying a lottery ticket, where the jackpot…