It’s an undeniable fact.
Every freelancer knows that once in a while the gigs pipeline runs dry.
You can’t find a gig anywhere no matter how hard you try. You return empty-handed from all your searches and pitches. Usually reliable sources yield nothing.
Nothing on your favorite job board.
No projects from your top client.
No referrals from current customers.
Thankfully, there’s a way out.
It’s an easy gig any writer at any level can do.
Exit Intent is basically, an Internet marketing technology that monitors mouse behavior of website visitors and detects when they are likely to leave the website or web page.
The intention of website readers can easily be read following the direction they push their mouse cursor. When they move their mouse pointer to the close button of the web browser, their intention to close the window is quickly and easily deciphered.
Exit Intent technology comes in at this point to decide what to do with the reader who intends to leave. What generally it does is trigger a lightbox with information intended to hold the reader back from exiting. This lightbox is generally referred to as Exit-Intent Popup.
I spent the past 30 minutes reading questions on Quora.
I answered some but filtered out a healthy portion of silly questions.
Why?
These bloggers asked all the wrong questions.
I am not talking about the common: “How do you make money blogging?” query. This is a legitimate question. If you are new to blogging and have no idea how blogging works of course you want to know how to actually make money through the platform. No worries.
Getting more blog subscribers can be a pain in the butt. Wouldn’t you agree?
How many people do you think are actually reading your entire blog posts?
In order to become a successful blogger, you must know how to create the best content for your target audience and learn how to turn them into loyal subscribers and eventually customers.
You can’t just write up a new blog post and hit publish without following a proven plan for better content conversion.
It would really suck to spend hours writing a new valuable blog post for your niche audience only to find out it is not converting well and people are not reading the whole article and click away a few seconds after landing on it.
No matter how much planning you do you cannot avoid business crises.
Partnerships dissolving into thin air, your e-commerce site crashing or changing economic conditions level all but the most calm, confident and clear entrepreneurs.
Since you cannot dodge emergencies it’s wise to have a plan in place to deal with business resistance.
Struggling entrepreneurs press the panic button when things go south, making their business problems multiply at a rapid pace.
Experienced, calm and focused business owners know how to proceed despite any chaotic conditions arising concerning their venture.
It’s another new month to read articles and leave useful comments everywhere. On this blog, we had an exciting month of March.
There were many of you who read my blog. 88 decided to drop at least one comment. In total, we had 161 comments. This is beginning to get exciting.
In today’s post, I’m simply posting a list of my comment authors with a count of the number of comments they made and of course a backlink to their URLs.