You’ve been thinking about it for so long. That one great idea you have. It’s always in the back of your mind.
Lately it keeps resurfacing and you can’t stop thinking about it.
You know it has the potential to be successful.
You keep dreaming about the future and all the possibilities.
But where do you start?
Here are some tips for starting a successful online business that you’ll love.
Are you running a business and not using a blog to grow it?
Or you are not familiar with the fact blogging can help you to boost your business?
Well, today I will be giving you some of the top reasons why you should start blogging to grow your business. In some of my recent projects (obviously those were my client’s projects), I used the power of blogging to grow their business activities and provided them leads as well.
There are many reasons your business website should have a blog, but I will provide you the only important ones, and more importantly I will be sharing that through my experience.
Do you know that traffic to your blog is being locked? I will show you where and how to unlock it with content locker for WordPress.
Once your traffic is unlocked, you’ll see a rush for your articles.
Each an every visitor to your blog is supposed to trigger a flow of more traffic to your blog but because we are not giving them the means to do it, we are somehow locking the flow of that extra traffic.
In the month of January this year 2014, I got a pleasant email from Harleena Singh, the brain behind Aha-now, to guest post on aha-now. That was a huge opportunity at the beginning of the year. I know posting content to a site like this will not be easy – why? The reason simply is that this site features exceptional content so if my post has to go through the screening wall, it has to have a lot of meat 😉
Of course, from the feedback I constantly get from my readers, I knew I was up to the task. I finally cooked a unique and meaty article that got published on the 17th of January 2014. Here is the guest post.
Yeah, 70% productivity doesn’t sound too promising, does it?
But, it’s not too bad (and it’s realistically possible). I will explain why my numbers are low later on 😉
For me, the main problem with productivity was quantifying it. How do I measure it? Am I productive if I get things done and spent a lot of time for entertainment? Or do I have to spend all of my working time on working?
Really, who likes the second part? (I know I don’t!)