I might be stating the obvious here, but scheduling your content is vital. Unfortunately, it’s not as easy as hitting publish and watching the views roll on in. It takes further work and commitment to get the right people to see the content you worked around the clock to create. When I first started blogging,
Pinterest is the online’s answer to scrap booking. From easy to follow recipes, to inspiration to a new bedroom colour scheme, Pinterest is the visual social media platform that can create huge opportunity for you as a business. The bare bones of Pinterest Essentially, Pinterest is a platform in which the user can create ‘boards’
Many would assume social media is just for those looking to connect with friends and family members far and away. And it used to be. But with the growing population conversing on social media, so are brands and businesses. With the rise of social media, customers now have the ability to communicate with businesses and
Naturally, when you have created the ultimate blog post, there is hope that a ) the content will be read, engaged with and popular and b ) will generate some sales or enquirers from potential customers. Unfortunately, it can be pretty tricky to gain that, if not successfully distributed to your readership. Not sure how
Time and time again I converse with business owners and brands in relation to blogging. Whilst many believe social media is the path to success, it’s not solely the driver. Don’t get me wrong, social media is perfect for building success, but content is just as important, if not more so. A website without content