Did you miss #ContentWritingChat this week? There’s no need to worry because we have a value-packed recap for you to check out! Keep reading to find out what you missed from Tuesday’s chat.
#ContentWritingChat Recap: Let’s Talk Epic Content Marketing with Tor Refsland
Our guest host this week was Tor Refsland. He’s an award-winning blogger, a productivity coach, and an entrepreneur. Tor joined our #ContentWritingChat to talk all about content marketing and he shared some amazing tips with us!
Q1: What do the words “epic content writing” mean?
What does “epic content writing” mean to you? Our chat participants had their own interpretations of the phrase, which they shared with us. Check it out:
A1. Epic content is in-depth and high-quality. The type you return to time after time for useful, accurate info. #contentwritingchat
Pamela said epic content is in-depth and high quality. She knows how important it is to provide useful and accurate information for your audience to consume.
A1: Content created for your audience. If it isn’t for your audience, then nobody will read it so it can’t be epic. #contentwritingchat
Julia knows epic content writing will evoke some sort of emotion within your reader. It may shock them, or leave them in awe or utter gratitude after reading what you’ve written.
Q2: Why is it so important to make your content epic?
Now that you know what epic content is, you might be wondering why it’s so important for you to create. Let’s find out:
A2: You only have 1 chance to make a first impression. Over-delivering every time is the best way to build your brand #ContentWritingChat
As Tor said, you only have one chance to make that first impression online. You should strive to over-deliver with your content, which is sure to make your audience fall in love.
A2: No one wants to spend a bunch of time/resources on a piece of content and see it go nowhere. Epic content gets seen! #ContentWritingChat
Epic content can build your authority in your field. As Pamela said, you should ask yourself what you want to be known for. Then, choose your content topics accordingly.
A2: Epic content builds trust and authority and will keep your audience coming back for more. #contentwritingchat
Not only does great content build your authority, but it also helps establish trust with your audience. Through your content, they start to see that you really know your stuff.
A2: Epic content can get you on the map! Your audience will see what you have to offer & keep coming back for more #ContentWritingChat
If you consistently produce epic content, it’s going to help you stand out and get noticed by your audience. And they’re sure to keep coming back for more!
Q3: What can epic content do for your brand and business?
So, what exactly can epic content do for you? We have the answer! Take a look at what some of the participants in Tuesday’s chat had to say:
Tor said epic content can position you as an authority in your niche. Once you’ve proven yourself as an authority, you can influence more people and it allows you to charge a premium price for products and services.
A3) Epic content can give your brand creditability, a human voice, and a reason for people to visit you on a regularly #ContentWritingChat
Creating epic content on a consistent basis can help generate awareness for your brand, establish you as an authority in your field, and help you build a connection with your readers.
A3. It can establish your brand’s presence, predominately as a leader in your industry. The go-to source. The value add. #ContentWritingChat
Do you want to be the go-to person in your field? Of course! Brittany knows your content can help establish your brand’s presence and position you as a leader in your industry.
A3: It will build trust, which can turn into positive word-of-mouth advertising for your brand. #contentwritingchat
Great content can also become amazing word-of-mouth advertising for your brand. When people read something epic, they can’t help but to share it with their friends.
a3: Epic content shows the audience you care as much as they do about the topic or industry. #contentwritingchat
Here are Express Writers, we know just how important epic content can be! Julia shared a link to our recent case study all about how content fuels the Express Writers brand.
A3: Your content is an extension of your business and brand. So epic content makes your business and brand epic too. #contentwritingchat
Tor said the only way to truly stand out and attract people to your tribe is to write in your own voice. That’s what will draw people to you and make them like you and your brand.
A4. Crucial. Know YOUR voice, get confident using it, & it’s easy to get in a groove and nail every piece you write! #ContentWritingChat
Many struggle because they don’t know their audience well enough. You need to know and understand your audience in order to create the right content for them.
A5-1: It might take time in pinpointing the right topics for your audience/clients. It’s a good thing to ask what… #ContentWritingChat
It can take time to understand your audience and figure out what they truly want. If you aren’t sure what to write about, ask them what they’d like to see. They’ll tell you.
A5) Writing in general is hard and takes a lot of skill. Writing epic content takes practice, just like anything else #contentwritingchat
As Lex said, epic content gets people through the door. You need to provide a great product and an amazing customer experience if you really want people to take notice.
A6: No. Your content can be epic but if your customer service sucks, you won’t last. #contentwritingchat
Jessy got it right with her answer. You need to be human, engage with your audience, and provide help when they need it. Don’t forget that excellent customer service is a must, too!
Q7: What is the best way to get more eyeballs on your epic content?
So, you’ve created this amazing piece of content. Now what? You need to get people reading what you’ve created! Here’s how to do it:
Q7: To grow some b*lls, get uncomfortable and promote the content like your life was depending on it #ContentWritingChat
Get to know your audience and figure out where they’re spending time online, what makes them convert, and more. Understand them so you can create and promote with them in mind.
A7: #Socialmedia and other channels like email, conferences, speaking, etc. Get into the right conversations, like #ContentWritingChat. ? ✏
Your product has to be as good as your promotion. User experience and quality make a huge difference when it comes to business.
We look forward to seeing you at the next #ContentWritingChat! Mark your calendars weekly for Tuesday at 10 AM CDT for great chats centered around content writing and marketing. Follow @ExpWriters to stay updated on our new topics and guests!
Our guest host this week was none other than Joe Pulizzi! Joe is person who coinedthe term content marketing, and the founder of Content Marketing Institute. He’s also a speaker and an author on content marketing. He shared some amazing tips during our chat all about building your audience online.
Q1: How can content help you build your online brand or presence?
You probably hear others talk about the importance of content all the time, but how exactly does it help you build your brand? Let’s break it down:
A1: Content for content’s sake won’t do anything for your brand. #contentwritingchat
The first thing to keep in mind is this piece of advice Joe offered. Content for content’s sake won’t do anything for your brand. You shouldn’t just create because that’s what you’re supposed to do. The content you publish should add value and serve a purpose within your brand. Remember that!
A1: Find a niche (however small) that you can be the leading resource/expert on the web (the smaller the better) #contentwritingchat
Joe’s next piece of advice is to find a niche that you can be the leading resource/expert for. It’s important that you show your audience that you know your stuff to help build trust with them.
A1: Content can help a brand or company stand out. It can also help you connect with your audience and build trust. #contentwritingchat
Content can be what helps your company stand out from the rest. It’s also a great way to connect with your audience and establish a level of trust with them.
@writingchat A1 – Content lends to thought leadership as long as you are generating original, provoking words. #ContentWritingChat
The content you create can lend itself to establishing you as a thought leader in your field. You just need to make sure you’re generating original and thought-provoking content. Great answer, Katie!
A1: Content builds online presence via #SEO (answering user ?s)+builds trust during the sales cycle by illust expertise #ContentWritingChat
As Maureen said, content can also help build your presence through SEO. Focus on answering the questions your audience has and providing value to them. It helps to build trust and shows your expertise.
Q1: One benefit is the ability to grow interactive online relationships by sharing valuable insights with an audience #ContentWritingChat
Edanry summed it all up with his answer. Content helps build SEO while developing a framework for authority, expertise, and trustworthiness.
Q2: What do you need to know about your audience in order to create content they’ll love?
Now that you know why great content is so important, you need to understand your audience in order to create content that appeals to them. Here’s what you need to know about your audience:
A2: You need to know “what keeps my audience up at night?” – You know that, live that, you’ll be successful. #contentwritingchat
What keeps your audience up at night? Where do they hang out online? Who do they trust? Who are your attention competitors? Joe recommends answering these questions to get to know your audience even better.
A2: To create relevant content you need to know your audience’s pain points. Your content should help #ContentWritingChat@writingchat
Many people from Tuesday’s chat agreed on this one! You need to know the pain points of your audience. What problems do they have? Create content that solves those issues for them.
Jenn said you need to know who they are, where they are, and what they’re all about. Knowing your audience is really the foundation of creating content.
a2: Know where your audience is, know who they are, tailor your content to the specific platforms &interests #contentwritingchat
Once you know what your audience wants, make sure you create top-notch content that provides them with the answers they’re looking for. Your audience expects the best and they deserve it.
Q3: Which content formats should you create for your audience?
There are a lot of content formats you can choose from, which can make it tricky to figure out which one you should pursue. To help, keep these tips in mind:
A3: Any format can work – print, textual/image/audio – but to build an audience, you need to choose one. #contentwritingchat
As Joe said, any content format can work. He recommends choosing one and sticking to it. When you can do that one thing really well, it’s going to help you stand out from the crowd.
A3) Whichever form your audience likes most! But if you can find a form that they don’t often see, experiment. #ContentWritingChat
Tim’s advice is to consider what your audience likes the most. You want to choose a format that will resonate with them. If you aren’t sure, ask them what they’d like to see.
A3: You have to figure out which content formats resonate with your audience and are enjoyable for you to create. #ContentWritingChat
You also want to choose content formats that are enjoyable for you to create. For example, if you just aren’t comfortable in front of the camera and you feel awkward no matter how much you practice, don’t force yourself to do video. Choose content formats that feel good to you and show off your strengths.
Amalia shared some great content formats to try: video, podcasts, infographics, images, and written articles. Try creating these to see what feels right to you and what your audience enjoys.
A3) Once you have a killer piece of content, repurpose in many forms, blog, video, infographic, slideshare, smoke signal #ContentWritingChat
A friendly reminder from David: don’t forget to repurpose your content. Don’t let the content in your archives go to waste. Find ways to repurpose it and bring new life to it.
Q4: How can you build your audience organically through consistent content creation?
If you’re ready to start building your audience through your content, keep these tips in mind:
A4: Two drivers to building an audience: Truly valuable, targeted content AND consistent delivery #contentwritingchat
Make sure you’re consistently producing quality content to keep your audience coming back for more. Building that audience won’t happen overnight, so you have to keep at it.
A4 Consistently valuable content is like a vending machine. If you know what’s going to be there you’ll keep coming back #contentwritingchat
Don’t forget to actually engage with your audience while doing all of that creating. Take the time to truly connect with them.
Q5: What are ways to use social media to grow your audience?
Social media is a great tool to grow your audience and connect with them. However, if you aren’t sure how to do that, the whole process can feel a little overwhelming. Here’s what you need to know:
A5: Best way to leverage social is to build influencer relationships. Help them, spread their content, build trust #contentwritingchat
Make sure you share your brand’s personality. Allow people to see the person behind the logo. Giving followers a behind-the-scenes look is always great.
A5) Be a real person too, even on a corporate account. If you sound human people will connect FAR more #ContentWritingChat
Jessie recommends trying Facebook ads as a way to expand your reach. You can also add hashtags on Twitter and Instagram to get your content in front of new people.
As Zala said, social media provides communication channels that allow you to connect with your audience. You’re able to nurture your relationships this way.
Q6: How important is it to build the Know, Like, and Trust Factor with your audience?
How important is that KLT Factor? Here’s what some people from Tuesday’s chat had to say about it:
A6: If you build an audience that knows, likes and trusts you, they are much more likely to buy from you. #contentwritingchat
When people know, like, and trust you, they’ll be more likely to buy from you. Joe also said you don’t have to be liked by everyone. You just need your people to like you.
Start by setting goals for your content so you know what you hope to achieve. Knowing this information will help you see what you need to measure and track. Google Analytics is always a great tool to use.
A7 Conversations. Real interest. Leads and revenue. Don’t just go by metrics or numbers! #ContentWritingChat
Nicholas relies on Hootsuite and has been focused on video content.
We look forward to seeing you at the next #ContentWritingChat! Mark your calendars weekly for Tuesday at 10 AM CDT for great chats centered around content writing and marketing. Follow @ExpWriters to stay updated on our new topics and guests!
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Our guest host this week was Jess Ostroff. Jess is the Managing Editor at Convince & Convert as well as the CEO & Director at Don’t Panic Management. She joined our chat to share her tips on productivity when it comes to content marketing.
Q1: How do you maintain productivity in content marketing? What are your best tips?
Chat participants shared some amazing tips on Tuesday. Check out some of the ones that were shared:
Jess knows just how big of a difference planning can make. When you take the time to plan your content marketing efforts, you’re going to see a huge difference in terms of your productivity.
A1 Dedicated time for planning. Don’t let anything distract you then. And an editorial calendar. Track ALL your ideas #ContentWritingChat
Julia agrees in the importance of planning. Set aside time to plan your content marketing strategy and don’t let anything distract you. Just stay focused!
A1) Well honed processes/communication are key! We’re fortunate to have @jessostroff keeping us productive/accountable. #contentwritingchat
The Convince & Convert team knows well-honed processes and communication are essential. They rely on their team member, Jess, to keep them accountable.
Brainstorm ideas and then move them into your content calendar. Having a content calendar is the best way to plan everything in advance. You should also set clear goals for your content so you know which metrics are most important to track
As Jess said, before you start you need to figure out what you’re going to use to measure. She reminds us that you shouldn’t just look at the return, but you should also consider the investment as well.
A2) Listen to your customers. Know their pain points and FAQs. Winning content ideas lie there. #contentwritingchat
Andy knows you have to keep testing. Running A/B tests is a great way to see what your audience is responding to.
Q3: How do you begin the process of creating worthwhile content? Tips on planning/mapping?
The content creation process isn’t always easy, but our chat participants shared some awesome tips on Tuesday. Check out what they had to say and implement them for yourself:
A3: Of course, you can’t create anything without defining your audience and figuring out what stories THEY need to hear. #contentwritingchat
Jess said you need to start with knowing who your audience is so you can figure out what they need to hear. She then recommends considering your deadline and working backwards from there. It’s a great way to keep you on track.
If Leah needs to do some brainstorming, she takes her dogs for a walk since it’s when she does her best thinking. Sometimes getting away from the desk, moving around, and getting some fresh air makes a huge difference.
A3: Work with your team to understand your audience & figure out what’s going to get your audience talking #ContentWritingChat
If you have a team by your side, take advantage of that. Work together to understand your audience and come up with content they’ll love. Two heads are better than one, you know!
Q4: Which tools do you rely on to boost productivity in content marketing?
With so many tools available at our fingertips today, we had to ask everyone in the chat what they love to use. Here’s what some of them said:
A4: I have to say this to start: Sometimes the best tools are NO tools to start! Go outside with a pen and paper 🙂 #contentwritingchat
Sometimes you just can’t beat good ol’ pen and paper! When Jess turns to tools, she loves CoSchedule for content planning and schedule plus BuzzSumo for finding and analyzing topics.
Sarah relies on analytics to see what’s working, as well as a calendar to stay on track. The boss breathing down your neck will certainly get you moving, too!
Zala recommends setting up a system that keeps you running. It should be a combination of tools, workflow, and time to produce. Remember that what works for someone else might not work for you, so make your process your own.
Q5: How can you effectively scale your content marketing to get more ROI and reach?
Jess recommends thinking about creating at least 10 pieces of smaller content from one big piece. She said you can create graphics, sound bites, short videos, and more.
A5: Don’t create content for content’s sake. Create it to HELP your audience, solve a problem, or make them laugh. #contentwritingchat
This is another important tip from Jess. Don’t create content for content’s sake. It should serve a purpose by helping your audience, solving a problem, or making them laugh.
Lex brings up a great point about social shares. You may receive a lot of shares, but few conversions. Social sharing isn’t necessarily a sign that your business is growing because it’s not a guarantee someone actually read your content.
Jess feels predictive analytics are going to take over. She also said that people will think outside the box to form a deeper connection with smaller audience as opposed to reaching the masses.
Julia thinks Instagram Stories is where it’s at right now! She also thinks podcasting, video marketing, and webinars will continue to be powerful tools.
We look forward to seeing you at the next #ContentWritingChat! Mark your calendars weekly for Tuesday at 10 AM CDT for great chats centered around content writing and marketing. Follow @ExpWriters to stay updated on our new topics and guests!
If not, it’s safe to say you’re missing out on an incredible opportunity. And I’m not saying that just because Express Writers has our own monthly chat, #ContentWritingChat.
Twitter chats bring likeminded people together from all over the world. They provide a place for everyone to share their thoughts, offer advice, and ask questions. Not only that, but the right chats could lead to new friendships and even potential clients for your brand. That’s why it’s time you take advantage of them.
To help you see the true value in Twitter chats, this guide shares their benefits, tips for joining in on the fun, and five chats to add to your calendar ASAP.
Why Twitter Chats Are a Huge Opportunity for Your Brand
Twitter chats are a live conversation in which a host asks questions and encourages participants to share their thoughts and opinions. These chats are an hour long and typically happen on a weekly, biweekly, or monthly basis. And there’s usually a specific topic for each new chat. It’s essentially one big hangout where people with similar interests can come together and talk.
It sounds great, right? But why do these chats present such a huge opportunity for those who are using Twitter to build their online presence?
Here are three reasons participating in Twitter chats is great for your brand:
They Help You Make Connections: With so many likeminded people together for a lively hour of Twitter chatting, it’s a great way to make friends or discover potential customers who may be interested in purchasing your brand’s offerings.
You Get to Share Your Expertise: Positioning yourself as an authority in your field is essential to establishing your brand and also building trust with your target audience. Through Twitter chats, you can share your knowledge, showing people that you really know your stuff.
They’re a Great Place to Learn: Not only do you get to share what you know, but you’ll be able to learn from others who are participating in these chats. You never know when someone might share a game-changing tip or trick that will help you take your online presence to the next level.
How to Join a Twitter Chat: 4 Tips for Being a Great Participant
To get started, you’ll want to identify different Twitter chats in your niche that you may be interested in. If you’re using chats as a way to grow your brand, you’ll want to be strategic about the ones you join. Meaning, it’ll be smart to participate in chats where you can showcase your expertise and connect with your target audience. Once you’ve selected a few, you just need to schedule time to join them.
Once that time comes, there are a few rules you’ll want to keep in mind.
1. Label your answers with A1, A2, etc. This is a pretty standard rule for all Twitter chats. The reason you want to do this is because it helps other participants match your answers with the correct question. If someone wanted to read all the responses to the first question, yours will be easy to identify.
2. Engage with others. Once you’re in the chat, don’t just share your answers to the questions and ignore the others who are also responding. Make an effort to interact with those who are joining in by replying to their answers and adding your own thoughts. You can even ask questions to further the conversation.
3. No self-promotion. Sharing a link to a blog post you know would be helpful is one thing, but you definitely don’t want to spend the hour promoting your content and offerings. Doing so may come off a little sleazy and kind of intrudes on the host of the chat.
4. Follow any other rules the chat may have. Some hosts make it a point to share set “house rules” for their chat. If you find yourself in a chat with rules like this, please be respectful of them. For example, our chat has a few simple rules that you can see in the graphic above.
5 Twitter Chats to Add to Your Calendar
Now that you’re prepared to be an amazing participant in Twitter chats, you’ll need to find a few to join. Luckily, I’ve rounded up a list of some great options for content creators and marketers.
1. #CMWorld, Hosted by @CMIContent
If you’re a content marketing expert or wanting to learn more about being a content creation pro, mark your calendars for every Tuesday at 12 PM Eastern. That’s when #CMWorld from Content Marketing Institute takes place. This chat always features knowledgeable guests and educational topics, so you’re sure to learn something that you can implement for your brand.
2. #semrushchat, Hosted by @Semrush
If you love SEO, digital marketing, and everything in between, #semrushchat is the place to be. Hosted by our friends at Semrush, you’ll learn all sorts of amazing tips that will help you get your content ranking on the first page of those Google search results. If you want to join, this chat happens every Wednesday at 11 AM Eastern Time.
3. #TwitterSmarter, Hosted by @MadalynSklar
Don’t let the name fool you! While Madalyn Sklar’s #TwitterSmarter chat is often focused on Twitter-related conversations, she still covers general social media topics that appeal to all marketers. It’s a must for anyone wanting to stand out on social media. This chat is held every Thursday at 1 PM Eastern Time.
4. #ContentChat, Hosted by @SFErika
Here at Express Writers, we love Twitter chats that teach the value of creating great content. That’s exactly what Erika Heald does every Monday at 3 PM Eastern during #ContentChat. This chat covers topics like content marketing, social media, email marketing, and more.
5. #Digital360Chat, Hosted by @B2the7
Bernie Fussenegger leads the #Digital360Chat every Friday at 12 PM Eastern. The way he’s set up this chat is rather unique. One chat per month is dedicated to sharing tips focused on marketing (digital and social media). Then, the rest of the chats are an “In the Spotlight” feature that is centered around a specific marketer and their career.
Join Us for #ContentWritingChat!
While you’re adding these awesome chats to your calendar, there’s one more you don’t want to forget. And that’s our very own, #ContentWritingChat! It takes place on the first Tuesday of every month at 10 AM Central Time. We chat about all sorts of topics from content marketing to SEO and social media. It’s the place to be for content creators.
Did you miss #ContentWritingChat this week? You can get caught up with our recap of the chat! If you want to step up your game when it comes to your content marketing, this is one recap you’ll want to read through!
#ContentWritingChat Recap: Your Best Content Marketing Tips with Barry Feldman
Our guest host this week was Barry Feldman. Barry is a content marketing consultant, copywriter, creative director, social media advisor, and an author. We were thrilled to have him joining us this week to talk about content marketing.
Q1: Define “content marketing.”
To kick off the chat, we asked participants to define content marketing. While it’s a pretty common phrase, it’s not one everyone is familiar with, so don’t feel bad if you don’t fully understand it yet. This recap will help! Here are some of the answers we received:
A1: CM def = Publishing content to pull prospects closer to your brand. #contentwritingchat
Barry defined content marketing as publishing content to pull prospects closer to your brand. When creating a content marketing strategy for your brand, you want to make sure what you publish online serves a purpose and helps you achieve your goals.
A1: Content marketing: a strategic plan to create and deliver valuable content (written, visual, etc.) to your audience. #contentwritingchat
Bill has a pretty handy reminder of the definition of content marketing.
Q2: Could content marketing be a more powerful strategy than any other form of online marketing?
What are your thoughts? Is content marketing more powerful than other forms of marketing? Here’s what some of the participants in Tuesday’s chat had to say:
Q2: Definitely, but most companies don’t commit to the degree necessary to make it work. #contentwritingchat
Cheryl and FirstFound shared some great answers for this question. They both agreed that it starts with knowing you audience. Who are you writing for? Figure out what they want and choose the best platform for creating and sharing that content.
Q4: Discuss the elements of an effective content marketing strategy.
What makes up an effective content marketing strategy? Check out these tips:
Q4: Who will our content appeal to? What content will we publish? #contentwritingchat
A key element of your content marketing strategy is knowing who your content will appeal to. You have to understand your audience and keep them in mind as you create. You also have to figure out what content you’ll publish. Figure out where you will publish your content and the purpose it will serve.
@ExpWriters A4: It must start w/ understanding your buyers’. Without that level of understanding, you’ll be ineffective #ContentWritingChat
It’s all about those goals! Have clear goals in mind for your content so you know what you’re working toward. Figure out who your audience is and how you’ll get conversions so you can see amazing results.
A4. A solid understanding of your goal, your audience AND how you are going to measure your efforts. #contentwritingchat
Your content should be engaging. Incorporating visuals is always a great way to grab the attention of your audience. You should also be informative and provide your audience with the content they’d want to see.
A5: Effective content strategy addresses buyer persona’s pain points; it’s also adaptable to their needs. #contentwritingchat
Jenn shared a few questions that are important to ask yourself when creating a content marketing strategy. What are you saying? Who are you saying it to? Where/when are you saying it? Why are you saying it? How should you say it? It’s a lot of questions, but they’re important to answer.
Q4: The most important element for content marketing success is to create content that resonates with the right audience #contentwritingchat
Barry feels it’s important to create a content marketing culture within your company. Get your team on board! He also said you should stick to your strategy, but don’t be afraid to experiment with new things.
A5 a) Time & an editorial calendar to plan. b) Resources & experienced content assistance to expand your outreach & grow #ContentWritingChat
Create an editorial calendar every month so you can enter each new month prepared. It helps to eliminate any stress. It allows helps ensure your content is strategic and serves a purpose.
A5. Answering- am I giving my audience what they want? Is my content converting? + am I getting there b4 competition? #ContentWritingChat
Check in with your strategy on a regular basis and ask yourself a few important questions. Am I giving my audience what they want? Is my content converting? Am I getting there before my competition?
Q5: Always be yourself! Speak with your own unique voice. #ContentWritingChat
Keep the voice of your brand consistent. Even when you bring new writers on board, make sure they are aligned with your goals and maintain the vibe of your brand.
Julia knows that social media shares aren’t necessarily the best reflection of your success with content marketing. Conversations and interactions are much more valuable.
A6: With basic analytics – # of shares, visitors, which article or topic is most popular, and more. #contentwritingchat
Keep an eye on pageviews, average time on page, and referral traffic to see how people are responding to your content and where traffic is coming from.
A6: Feedback from readers and whether you’re achieving your set goal(s). #ContentWritingChat
Take feedback from your readers into consideration. What are they saying in your blog comments? What are they saying in response to your emails? What are they posting on social media?
For Barry, guest blogging has exploded his reach online. It’s definitely a powerful way to connect with a new audience. He’s also had great results with Slideshare and infographics.
We look forward to seeing you at the next #ContentWritingChat! Mark your calendars weekly for Tuesday at 10 AM CDT for great chats centered around content writing and marketing. Follow @ExpWriters to stay updated on our new topics and guests!
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