Content Strategy

Yesterday, we released the 2nd publish in a number of guest posts compiled by author Greg McFarlane at ProBlogger. And lately you’ll have observed our multi-author series on producing blog comments. So today I figured it may be interesting to discuss the thinking behind testing out series, and step through a few of the issues you’ll wish to avoid should you consider hosting a guest publish series by yourself blog. Just a little history… If you are a normal ProBlogger readers, you’ll realize that we

Discussing video content is a vital element of social networking and most frequently a vital element in putting together a top rated content strategy. Since YouTube paved the way in which for any public domain in which a user can upload a relevant video within a few moments using their phone, it has been difficult to compete and remain relevant in this huge space. This doesn’t stop the information from flowing in. People share opinions using their desks, well considered productions, and merely short clips

This guest publish is as simple as Kaira Cruz of fixcourse.com. Would you like to earn money blogging? You'll need a popular blog that will get 1000's of site visitors every day, and also the attention and respect you have been searching for. So what’s preventing you? What’s stopping you moving forward? You’re turning out content, much like Mashable, concerning the latest news tales inside your industry. You receive traffic, however it doesn’t convert or hang in there. Or you possess a unique

This guest publish is as simple as Torrey McGraw of Grind & Thrive. For beginner and much more advanced writers, probably the most important questions we should request is, “How will my blog stick out during my niche?” Using the ever-growing listing of blogs which are produced daily, this is often a difficult question to reply to. One method to set yourself apart is as simple as integrating video to your content strategy while some are mainly using written articles. It’s a smart move—according towards

This guest post is by Torrey McGraw of Grind & Thrive. For beginner and more advanced bloggers, one of the most important questions we must ask is, “How will my blog stand out in my niche?” With the ever-growing list of blogs that are created daily, this can be a difficult question to answer. One way to set yourself apart is by incorporating video into your content strategy while others are primarily using written articles. It’s a wise move—according to the 2011 State of the Media report,

Last week I ran an impromptu Ustream chat session with my Twitter followers on the theme of Blogger Productivity (to celebrate the launch of Blog Wise). It was an informal and fun session (you can view the hour-long recording of it here) but one of the recurring questions that came up was around the topic of posting rhythm and how to keep up regular posting when you may not have the time to post daily.

This guest post is by Carol Tice of Make a Living Writing. If you’re looking for a way to grab attention for your blog and grow your income, I’ve had great success with this one: I pay writers. Since May 2011, I’ve been paying $50 for guest posts on my blog. I started paying because my mission is to help writers earn more, and I needed to walk my talk. I usually buy two or three posts a month.

Back in November I shared this image on Google+. Chris Brogan, re-shared it and then 370 others followed suit! It is by far the most popular thing I have posted on Google+. Also, in April I blogged about how a piece of my content went viral on StumbleUpon, which as of today has gained over 1.2 million visitors.

Many bloggers just seem to go through their daily writing and posting routine by winging it. They don’t achieve the success they see other bloggers attaining. What’s the secret? What are other bloggers doing differently? It’s possible that successful bloggers are simply using a content strategy in their marketing efforts. They give each piece of content a purpose and use it to its maximum ability.