AN EASY, STEP-BY-STEP OVERVIEW TO MAKE BLOG POSTS THAT GET READ Blogging has become a huge part of having a successful website. Especially in Business to Business sales, having a good blog can bring sales to your doorstep. Additionally, blogging can answer those questions you get from customers and clients over and over and over again. In fact, that's how I have come up with my most successful posts. It turns out there are usually thousands of other people out there looking for answers to that question too. Follow these steps and track the amount of views your blog posts receive. You won't be disappointed. If you do really well, some of those views should turn into paying customers! Download the free checklist PDF to help you remember these steps. 1. will the topic add value?Before you do anything, make sure the topic of your blog post matches your target audience.
It helps to imagine your IDEAL customer. What are they typing into that search bar? What blog post would they click on? What topic would be most valuable to them? Can you add a unique perspective? Will this make them trust you more and more likely to buy from you?
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There's an obvious "trick" to growing your YouTube views for free that has worked every since I joined in 2007. Now it's 2018 and I'm going to share this Fast, Free way to grow your YouTube audience and reach the people that actually want to see your videos, music, or whatever it is you're creating. Check out this playlist to grow your social media: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ugTBu... I joined YouTube in 2017 and used the platform to develop as a video editor and digital marketer. It’s interesting because some of the trends that used to work to get more views online have come and gone but there is one that has consistently worked.
Social media addiction is something I’ve struggled with for years. When I start to feel my thoughts influenced by those online and consuming content mindlessly constantly, then I know there’s a problem. In this video and blog post I talk about the three steps you can use to control social media overuse. Step One: AcceptanceThe first step is accepting you have a problem. There’s a reason that people say this. No need to get all melodramatic about it, but you do have to accept that “Yeah, I am a little addicted to this.” You need to accept it and you need to say, “I’m going to do something about this.” STEP TWO: QUITThe second step is to quit cold turkey. Don’t delete your profile. You don’t need to do that. A part that keeps people from diving in is that you’re afraid to quit. You don’t want to delete all those years of history. You don’t need to delete your account to quit.
On Facebook some people have been asking me “How do you add an admin to a Facebook page?”  Am I doing too much? A few weeks ago I was underemployed and struggling to get any freelance projects off the ground. Through weekly talk therapy and an amazing support system I was keeping focused on the opportunities rather than dwelling on all the little things that kept not working on. Then suddenly the pace shifted.
A lot of the books that I read in high school are some of my favorite books but I don't actually remember very much about them. This one is 1984.
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