This is a common frustration for those working on a blog. For themselves or for a business. Here are a few possible reasons that you’re having issues.
Nobody is saying you should give your product away for free. But doing it selectively is usually the best way to discount what you’re selling.
Social media and ecommerce don’t always go together. The whole personal and business thing doesn’t mesh well on social. So you have to approach it in the right way.
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Product descriptions can be frustrating. Here are some thoughts on how to write better ones.
Landing pages are important to any website. It could be any page where a visitor first visits your website. Here are some thoughts on how to write for these pages so you’re keeping visitors and getting them closer to buying.
The demand for content managers continues to grow. Here is a little insight into the questions to ask if you’re looking to hire for the role.
Hiring a social media manager wasn’t common 10 years ago. Today, it’s very common. Ten years from now, even more common.
Target audience is a tricky thing. A big pitfall for startups is getting too focused on it.
You can reach a lot of people, your potential customers, via social media. But they’re not all the same. How do you know how to choose the right one?