Get Started for FREE
Sign up with Facebook Sign up with X
I don't have a Facebook or a X account
 Your new post is loading...
Your new post is loading...
Scoop.it!
Domanda importante per scrivere in modo professionale, perché la lunghezza del post ne influenza la riuscita. 
No comment yet.
Sign up to comment
Scoop.it!
Since Google dropped the Hummingbird patch, there’s been a new secret ingredient to getting noticed on the Internet: longer content equals higher rankings. Google indicated that content totaling 2,000 words versus 500 or less will rank higher on search engines. We here at Express Writers were skeptical at first.
Lynn O'Connell for O'Connell Meier's curator insight,
February 26, 2014 2:20 AM
IMHO, your content should be the length it needs to be to tell your story -- no shorter, no longer. Don't be afraid of long posts as the people who are interested WILL read to the end. (And they are the ones you want to reach!) On the flip side, don't pad posts just to reach an arbitrary Google SEO number. 
Prof. Stefan Heijnk's curator insight,
February 28, 2014 2:21 AM
Good news for longform addicts. :-)
Scoop.it!
Do you want to be a successful blogger? Do you want to get more traffic, fans and make more money? You need to know the 3 ingredients every successful blogger uses
Scoop.it!
Today is a big day, people. Today is the day that skills are tested. That careers are made. A day when only the strong will survive. Today, we write a blog post. (Ahh!) In an hour. (AAAAAAAAHHHH!)
Scoop.it!
If you are a blogger and want to save a lot of time and improve on productivity check out these 15 very useful blogging tools.
Scoop.it!
Do you create written content? Have you struggled getting that blog idea written? While most of us aren’t immune to writer’s block, there are ways to work through the block until the words flow again.
Scoop.it!
Quick question: Do you know anyone who doesn't suffer from information overload? We live in a world full of cheap information.
Alessandro Rea's insight:
At the push of a button we can get our eyes on far more ideas, blog posts, and news stories than we could ever possibly consume. It’s hard to remember — or imagine, if you’re a lot younger than me — when information was a scarce resource. But time is a scarce resource. It always will be. And with information everywhere, it is imperative that you treat your readers’ time with respect when they give it to you.
Especially if you want to build trust with your audience so they give you more of their time in the future.
Scoop.it!
Combine “web” with “log” and you get “blog.” It’s a funny word, but serious business. This post is about blogging for business—with a purpose. We have a lot to cover, so we’ll knock it out as efficiently as possible with a series of lists.
|
Scoop.it!
It starts with easy publishing. Publish quickly and easily from your computer, mobile or even via email. If you can type you can blog with Typepad! Sell your products or services, run ads on your blog (or not) and join our effective affiliate program. Stay on top of your blog and audience with smart stats and easy integration with Google Analytics. Fully customize your blog's design. Tweak a theme with custom CSS. Use Theme Builder to easily build your own design. Or design your own template from the ground up. It’s up to you. The Typepad team is at your service. Typepad is so easy to use that you won't need us very often — but when you do, we're here to help. It's your blog but we definitely have your back. Handcrafted blogs with truly professional design. If you love design and want your blog to look amazing, you'll appreciate Typepad's beautiful templates and easy-to-use design tools. Hosting can be a real hassle — one that gets in the way of blogging. Typepad is fully hosted, so you don't have to bother with the technical details. Built-in tools and a decade of our experience ensure your blog will get noticed. Typepad is fully optimized for search and social discovery. And our Showcase puts the best of Typepad front and center.
Scoop.it!
Content. Where to find it, how to get it, what’s going to resonate with our readers? They are questions most ...
Scoop.it!
If you’re blogging on WordPress and looking for an easy way to move your blog content higher up in search engine results pages (SERPs), schema is a great way to do it. Schema is a markup language that you can use to highlight important information about your content — information that will be indexed by search engines used to determine its ranking. It was created by the four major search engines — Google, Microsoft, Yandex, and Yahoo — in an effort to help them present better results for searchers’ queries. And if schema is something those four are looking for, it’s something worth having in your content marketing arsenal.
Scoop.it!
Alessandro Rea's insight:
One of the most helpful SEO practices a marketer can do for a business is to blog once a week. As an inbound marketing agency, we recommend this practice for every client. The clients that take us up on this advice and let us implement a weekly blog for them see traffic to their site increase within 6 months. Most see traffic double within a year. As this graph shows, the organic traffic to one client site nearly tripled last year:
Scoop.it!
There are so many problems that can arise when you’re trying to be a successful blogger. Maybe you can’t figure out what you want to write about. You might be suffering from writer’s block.
Scoop.it!
Do you need to create more blog content? Content that your target audience is craving? Don’t reinvent the wheel! Repurpose what you already have.
Alessandro Rea's insight:
I recently joined Kelly Mitchell, Founder/Producer of Agent Caffeine, on her live weekly broadcast focused on marketing, social media, and entrepreneurship. This was their first Google Plus hangout and an exciting show to sit in on.
The topic was based on my article, ”How to Instantly Revive Old Blog Content,” and spawned an enthusiastic discussion around strategies designed to refresh and repurpose old content, giving it an opportunity to get in front of a whole new audience.
Below are five ways you can breathe new life into old blog content that deserves to see the light of day!
Scoop.it!
Alessandro Rea's insight:
I was watching Seth Godin who is one of the worlds top bloggers, being interviewed the other day on an online video.
I had never seen him on video before or even seen a photo of him except for his blog photo which is a rather memorable partial image. What really intrigued me was that my first impression (which frankly is still embedded) was that he is the “Woody Allen” of social media both in manner, speech and great insight.
Scoop.it!
WordPress is one of the most popular content management system (CMS) in use and around 17% of the websites that are present on the internet these days are powered by this CMS. Via Gust MEES
|
