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To help you with this component, I’d like to present a fresh take on a handy infographic that my team created in 2012, The Future-Proof Checklist for Promoting Your Blog Post, which you can find below in infographic and text form. Plan for social. Socialmedia is made for sharing. Follow through on social.
Penguin (April 2012): Targeted spammers and sites that buy unnatural links to boost their rankings. In the past, organic search drove most website visitors , crushing non-organic channels like paid search and socialmedia. Pigeon (July 2014): Worked to integrate local search results like Google Maps.
In 2012, we regularly had writers like Matt Ragland share their unique perspectives on the blog. From acceptance, every aspect of the editorial process is handled manually, as we send emails back and forth till an article is fully formed and ready for publishing. All content is expected to be shared through Google Docs.
It was this type of automation that inspired Paul in 2012 to dig into the possibilities of AI for marketers. Promotion, the fourth category of the AI framework, relates to AI for socialmedia. Its software, also called Cortex, makes recommendations for content headed for socialmedia. Click To Tweet.
This is why I created 31 Days to Build a Better Blog – and why today we’re launching the 2nd edition version of it – freshly updated and revised for 2012! developed an editorial calendar for your blog going forward. Updated for 2012. What is 31DBBB? Why is that? deepened reader engagement with current readers.
Both the Romney and Obama campaigns have gotten noticed for their TV and web advertising response speeds, their socialmedia capabilities, and even a new iPhone app that can track a voter’s preferences in the weeks leading up to election day. But good editorial journalism is backed with stats, facts and well-thought-out theories.
This post “9 Steps To Take When You Loathe Your Own Blog” first appeared in May 2012. You’ve got an editorial calendar, you’ve scheduled blog posts weeks in advance. At one point, I followed an editorial calendar that scheduled posts twice a week. Look how professional you are.
I had no clear editorial strategy. Did they want how-to tutorials on the major socialmedia platforms? 2012: The year of the good ol’ Q&A. Determined to start 2012 with a video blog that pulled in consistent comments, I ditched the guess-work altogether. Huge mistake. What’s worse?
Matthew Woodward Matthew Woodward started his blog back in 2012 and currently focuses on topics primarily related to SEO. Develop a strong editorial voice. But, how exactly does having editorial calendar software help achieve these goals ? Include step-by-step instructions. Listen to your audience. Engage with readers.
I only started blogging late December 2012. The same can be said about other forms of socialmedia. The only downfall is finding the time to push out quality content, I plan my posts in advance using an editorial calendar and will sometimes write 4-5 posts in one day around my work schedule. Planning is key!
ProBlogger has offered reasons to use press releases to promote a blog, and very sound editorial guidance on how to turn a press release into a blog post. They must enforce editorial guidelines or risk having their content rejected by distribution partners. However, there’s one piece of insight that’s missing: idea.
In 2012, we regularly had writers like Matt Ragland share their unique perspectives on the blog. From acceptance, every aspect of the editorial process is handled manually, as we send emails back and forth till an article is fully formed and ready for publishing. All content is expected to be shared through Google Docs.
Before we get started, I just thought I would mention a few Google algorithm changes that you should know about when thinking about link building in 2012. Complete your social network and forum profiles. I’m referring to legitimate, high-quality editorial contributions to only the sites with the highest standards. .
But at some point, most of us get advice on punctuation or grammar from a friend, relative, or strangers on socialmedia. But people without editorial training aren’t always put off by lack of context. Mary Norris, “ Semicolons; So Tricky ,” New Yorker , July 19, 2012. The problem is, they’re often wrong. Three Reasons.
I was 41 and I loved what I did but you could feel like there had been redundancies and that was the first time I’d seen redundancies in a quite long career in the editorial department. With the socialmedia that it’s around now, it’s a very different possibility with that. I just jumped on every socialmedia as it’s happened.
I was 41 and I loved what I did but you could feel like there had been redundancies and that was the first time I’d seen redundancies in a quite long career in the editorial department. With the socialmedia that it’s around now, it’s a very different possibility with that. I just jumped on every socialmedia as it’s happened.
Setting up routines, getting into the flow of creating content, getting into the flow of interacting with your audience, having an editorial calendar, and experimenting with different types of content. It was really habit forming, that was the big thing that I noticed that really escalated the growth of a blog.
Creating an editorial calendar. Developing socialmedia and email strategies. I think second version came out in 2012. By the end of the 31 days, you have created an editorial calendar for your blog. You’ve created a socialmedia and email strategy for your blog. Monetize your blog.
Of course at the top of my list of goals for 2012 was start a podcast. I talked about optimizing your use of socialmedia. I talked about mapping out a monetization strategy and creating an editorial calendar. We had a new baby, our third boy in the house. The fear was still there, the excuses remained, I didn’t do it.
Of course at the top of my list of goals for 2012 was start a podcast. I talked about optimizing your use of socialmedia. I talked about mapping out a monetization strategy and creating an editorial calendar. We had a new baby, our third boy in the house. The fear was still there, the excuses remained, I didn’t do it.
We then turned it into an ebook which I then updated in 2012. Or you can import comments that are made on socialmedia. You’ll actually get actual engagement based results in your split testing rather than, “Oh, hey, this one were shared this number of times on socialmedia sites so obviously the better result.”.
The web became a much more interactive space and this is the beginnings of socialmedia. Every time you respond to a comment, every time you respond to an email, every time you engage with someone on socialmedia, you’re building the asset of your blog. The next thing I wanted to talk about is editorial.
Of course at the top of my list of goals for 2012 was start a podcast. I talked about optimizing your use of socialmedia. I talked about mapping out a monetization strategy and creating an editorial calendar. We had a new baby, our third boy in the house. The fear was still there, the excuses remained, I didn’t do it.
Michele Linn bought into the vision and took over editorial. Mo Wagner brought her socialmedia savvy. I think of the time Andy Crestodina stalked me at Content Marketing World 2012 to hand me a printout of his Content Chemistry book (I still have it, Andy). It was hard to believe it was working. Click To Tweet.
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