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Small Business Advice – Pick of the Week July 31st, 2021
This week’s top stories include small business advice covering the following four topics:
- More And More Women Are Starting Businesses. Why Is That So Surprising?
- 7 Creative Ways to Perform Keyword Research to Outmanoeuvre Your Competitors
- How Steve Jobs' #1 Design Principle Can Transform Your Daily Life
- 4 steps to take before making your side hustle your full-time job
Each week we scour all the top business-related magazines and newspapers for articles with the best advice for the small business owner, so you do not have to.
Small Business Advice – Pick of the Week January 9th, 2021
This week’s top stories include small business advice covering the following four topics:
- The Beginner's Guide to Keyword Density
- Pricing for 2021
- Social Media Video Made Simple: How to Easily Make Great Videos
- Six Direct Response Copywriting Tips (and Examples)
Each week we scour all the top business-related magazines and newspapers for articles with the best advice for the small business owner, so you do not have to.
The Secret to My Long Tail SEO Success
When you are good to Google, Google will return the favor and be good to you.
The Long-Tail Economy-What You Need to Know
The old economy had limitations on shelf space and the ability to target niche markets and as a result, companies only invested in offerings that appealed to a very large population. Today we live in the Long-Tail Economy, where a business can target a very specific and often very small market segment for next to nothing and distribution bottlenecks are vanishing, making the offering of niche products and services not only possible but more desirable by consumers.
20 Steps to Find Powerful Keywords Google will Rank High
Using The Proper Keywords That You Have A Realistic Chance To Rank For In A Search Engine Is How You Become Visible To New Customers. The Key Is To Finding Powerful Keywords Is To Find Ones That Have A Good Search Volume But Limited Competition.
Small Business Advice – Pick of the Week August 18th, 2018
This week’s top stories include small business advice covering the following four topics:
- How to Find the Right Google Keywords for Your Business
- How to Come Up with Untapped Keyword Ideas Through a Competitor Analysis
- Business Blogging 101
- 3 Entrepreneurs Who Raised More Than $1 Million Crowdfunding Share the Secrets to Their Success
Each week we scour all the top business-related magazines and newspapers for articles with the best advice for the small business owner, so you do not have to.
How to Define Your Content Marketing Goals to Pay Dividends
When it comes to content marketing there are three primary goals, search engine optimization, customer retention, and authority. In this post, we explore the three content marketing goals as well as review the content marketing strategy types so you can develop a solid content marketing strategy that will pay dividends for your business.
How to Crush The Competition With 3 Content Marketing Strategies
When it comes to content marketing there are three broad content marketing strategy types you may want to consider; inbound, addictive, and tentpole. In this post, we explore the three content marketing strategy types so you can understand how to apply them in your business.
5 Helpful Content Marketing Ideas to Attract New Customers
Many new businesses are starting to find content marketing indispensable. At its core, content marketing is the creation and distributing of online material that will attract the attention of a prospect. This post looks at five popular forms of content marketing.
Confused About Content Marketing? Here Is What You Need to Know
Many new businesses find content marketing strategy indispensable. At its core, content marketing is the creation and distributing of online material that will attract the attention of a prospect. By design content marketing exists to help the prospect come to know, like and trust you. Once the prospects trust you, they may come to buy from you but not before. Sounds simple but the devil lies in the details.