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.
Want to drive more traffic to your website?
I’m guessing that answer is a resounding yes.
In which case, you can’t really ignore SEO. That is unless you want to miss out on a huge amount of traffic.
Here are a few things to consider:
You’ve just created your first Facebook group.
You expected like-minded people to flock to your group as soon as you put the finishing touches on it.
You have a beautiful cover photo, you’ve set your group rules, and it’s looking pretty snazzy. You’ve done everything right.
Just how do they do it?
Hundreds of comments, thousands of likes, millions of followers – the world’s top social media accounts seem to do it all so effortlessly.
Is there a secret to their success, or is it just a case of being in the right place at the right time?
Do you want to gain more visibility for your business?
That’s a silly question, of course you want to gain more visibility for your business. Everybody does.
You’ve tried all the typical marketing tips and tricks, and they’re working, but you’re looking for something with a little extra power.
You know as a blogger, if you want to maximize the visibility of your blog and brand, you need to get your blog post out there for people to read.
But, whether you’re blogging as a side hustle or this is your full-time gig, churning out original content on a consistent basis is a challenge.
Blogger outreach is one of the most effective ways to promote content, secure guest post opportunities, acquire backlinks and more.
But here’s the problem:
Most people rely on overly generic templates they find on the web.
Before you know it,
You knew it.
Sooner or later it will come.
Now it’s here.
The day of imminent surrender.
So much hard work you’ve put into this.
Dozens of strategies and tools you have twisted and tweaked to stimulate your blog’s traffic.
Here’s a scenario you’ll likely be familiar with.
You land on a site, and as you scroll through the page, you see a section called “As seen in,” which contains logos of the big name websites or publications that website or company has been featured in.
Immediately,
The web is a noisy place. And cutting through that noise isn’t easy.
It can be hard work. Really hard work.
I guess we could say that it’s more of a battle.
But the truth is that it doesn’t have to be such hard work.