The fifth podcast in the 5 Steps to Marketing your Website series has been released, and you can listen to it here:
Marketing Your Website #5 of 5: Sync Up with Search Engines and Online Tools
To hear the complete series, follow these links:
The fifth podcast in the 5 Steps to Marketing your Website series has been released, and you can listen to it here:
Marketing Your Website #5 of 5: Sync Up with Search Engines and Online Tools
To hear the complete series, follow these links:
The fourth podcast in the 5 Steps to Marketing your Website series has been released, and you can listen to it here:
Marketing your Website #4 of 5: Create Press and Write Articles
If you would like to download the podcast directly, you can control-click (or right-click on a PC) this link and save it to your hard drive.
Stay tuned to Small Business Essentials (perhaps by using the convenient subscribe buttons to your right, if you are viewing this at the website!) and I will update you weekly as each one is released.
The third podcast in the 5 Steps to Marketing your Website series has been released, and you can listen to it here:
Marketing your Website #3 of 5: Build Your Word of Mouth and Viral Marketing
If you would like to download the podcast directly, you can control-click (or right-click on a PC) this link and save it to your hard drive.
Stay tuned to Small Business Essentials (perhaps by using the convenient subscribe buttons to your right, if you are viewing this at the website!) and I will update you weekly as each one is released.
The second podcast in the 5 Steps to Marketing your Website series has been released, and you can listen to it here:
Marketing your Website #2 of 5: Participate and Network
If you would like to download the podcast directly, you can control-click (or right-click on a PC) this link and save it to your hard drive.
Stay tuned to Small Business Essentials (perhaps by using the convenient subscribe buttons to your right, if you are viewing this at the website!) and I will update you weekly as each one is released.
I have been getting a lot of traffic in the past few weeks from StumbleUpon. I was discussing this with a colleague of mine, and he asked me how I attract traffic from StumbleUpon. The answer is: I don’t. I do my best to write good content, and the links will follow.
It’s not about writing for search engines or links or anything else. You write for people.
If you’d like to learn more about what I mean by that, check out the recently released podcast I did on using content and code to market your website. You can also read the discussion that came out of it.
As some of you may recall, I wrote a feature article for Startup Nation entitled 5 Steps to Marketing your Website. Starting this week, a companion podcast series will be released on the same website. The first one has been released, and you can listen to it here:
Marketing your Website #1 of 5: Focus on Content and Code
UPDATE: If you would like to download the podcast directly, you can control-click (or right-click on a PC) this link and save it to your hard drive.
Stay tuned to Small Business Essentials (perhaps by using the convenient subscribe buttons to your right, if you are viewing this at the website!) and I will update you weekly as each one is released.
It seems like everyone I’ve talked to lately is in the middle of some kind of web development project delay. (We even had an entire thread about it in the StartupNation Community.) I started asking around and thinking about the delays I’ve had or heard about in my own webdev business to figure out why these kinds of delays happen. What I’ve found that if you want your site to be launched several months after you thought it would, do one or more of the following things: