Last updated: 13th August 2018
Have you ever seen those Google search listings with the fancy stars or pictures?
You know, the ones that really grab your attention when you’re scrolling through the search results?
They can look like this:
Or sometimes they look like this:
The websites with those juicy eye-magnets aren’t exploiting some loophole in Google.
If you’ve been around the blogging block, you know that guest posting is one of the tried-and-true ways to promote your blog.
That’s why we’ve written so much on topics like guest blogging strategy and crafting great guest post pitches.
Last updated: 6th July 2018.
Building a well-optimized landing page is hard, right? You have to go back-and-forth with a designer and, oh yeah, pay a bunch of money…is that the gist?
Maybe five years ago.
Now,
Whether you’re a solopreneur or part of a team, you’re already fighting tooth and nail to build your own audience. That’s the whole reason for existing!
But beyond building your own audience, another effective way to get yourself in front of people’s eyeballs is tapping into existing audiences that other people have already built.
If you’re like most bloggers and entrepreneurs, you’re always on a quest for “more”. More email subscribers. More site members. More revenue.
One way to get “more” is boosting your site’s traffic. Another way to get “more” is by doing more with the traffic that you already have.
I bet that you’re already trying your hardest to get more traffic to your site. But are you putting as much effort into getting more from the traffic that’s already going to your site?
If you’re not A/B testing your content, you might be leaving money on the table.
If you want to build your email list, you need a way to ask the right people to join your list at the right time and place.
Makes sense, right? You’re not going to build a list without asking.
You’ve probably heard all about how beneficial email marketing is for your blog or website.
You want to give it a go but… you need an audience before you can start firing off emails.
The only way you’re going to build that audience is to ask people for an email address.
If you want to build aesthetic, high-converting landing pages without needing to know any code, I can almost guarantee that you’ve come across these two names:
But while both tools make it easy to quickly build and test new landing pages,
You’re looking for a simple, code-free way to build high-converting landing pages, right?
In the past, creating a landing page required endless back and forth with designers and developers.
Now, it’s something that you can do from the peace and quiet of your own computer (no meetings required!).