One trick that beginning marketers often overlook is blatant theft. Okay, so it’s not really a trick, it’s a marketing tactic, and it’s not really theft, it’s “competitive intelligence.” You’re not doing anything illegal. You’re not stealing trade secrets, you’re not hacking servers, and you’re not phishing employees. No, all you’re doing is monitoring publicly […]
Buzzfeed is an interesting site to try to write for. In my mind, I have the site divided up into two major sections: normal Buzzfeed and Buzzfeed News. The reason for this divide is pretty clear. When you think of Buzzfeed, you generally think of the first herald of the clickbait apocalypse, the bringer of […]
A lot of people have a lot of different ideas about what mistakes people are making with guest blogging. John Rampton talks about technical elements, like picking a site with the right kind of traffic, writing content that isn’t just self-aggrandizement, and being bad at pitching. Alex Craig takes a bigger picture and cautions you […]
A lot of the articles on this site revolve around the value you can get with specific guest blogging strategies, or about the specific techniques you can use to get a guest posting campaign rolling. With this post I’m going to take a bit of a step back and answer one simple question: Why should […]
Guest posting is far from a dead technique, despite what others may have told you a few years back. The existence of this very site goes a long way towards dispelling that illusion, and I’m here to help you accomplish your goals with guest posts. Today, though, I’m going to do something a little different. […]