Online business burnout cripples even the most determined entrepreneur.
If you become exhausted, or sick, you can’t be at your business best.
Follow these tips to address and dissolve burnout so you can dive back into your venture feeling energized, refreshed and raring to go.
Websites statistics give us a concrete picture of how we are doing as a brand and as a business.
Businesses have turned to the power of the web to attract audiences, convert new customers, and increase loyalty in their current market. And web statistics have given marketers essential insights on creating strategies that increase conversion rates.
But did you know that 63% of companies state that generating traffic and leads are their top marketing challenge? And 26% of these businesses also consider managing their websites to be a problem.
Because of this, we give you five alarming website statistics you need to take note of, and tips on how to improve your website management today.
Me.
The 2 letter blogging curse word.
If you think only of yourself, you are doomed in the blogging world.
The most successful bloggers on earth generously give of their time and talents.
Bloggers like Zac Johnson regularly feature other successful bloggers via their blogs, through guest posts and on social media.
This big dawg blogging crowd knows one blog traffic secret: help other bloggers out and you will see a steady flow of traffic to your blog.
You logged into your WordPress dashboard and discovered your editorial calendar is empty.
You quickly checked your Evernote app and what did you see? Empty.
On second thought, you remembered you often store content ideas somewhere in Google docs, but to your total dismay, you still found it’s empty.
So what’s the next thing to do at this juncture?
Let me tell you, bloggers and content writers have to deal with lots of emptiness, this is a natural phenomenon; however, what matters most times is how you deal with it.
Content marketing is here to stay.
Creating helpful content and sharing it across a wide range of platforms ain’t going out of style anytime soon. People crave help. People consume help across their online channel of choice.
If you run an online or offline entrepreneurial venture you are in the business of helping people.
One lesson I learned over my nearly decade long entrepreneurial career: gives folks the freemium and they buy the premium. This means that if you help people for free a healthy portion of these folks will buy your products or hire you, growing your business steadily.
Social media marketing (SMM) is currently the big deal. By narrowing your advertising focus to people who would be more inclined to be interested and have the money to spend on your product (no matter what your product is), you can get a lot more bang for your advertising buck.