1. Pinterest is a great platform for content ideas.
Pinterest is a great platform for content ideas. It’s hard to pin something on there without it being a “waste of time”. You can do that with Pinterest, but you can also do it with WordPress.
By far the best way to do that is with WordPress SEO, which is a powerful and popular plugin. It’s free too so you don’t need to spend any money on it – in fact, you can use WordPress SEO (alongside other awesome plugins) for free forever in this very post.
So now that you know what SEO is, what are WordPress SEO and why should you use it? Let me try to explain…
WordPress SEO – What is it?
WordPress SEO is a set of plugins and extensions developed by WPMudeman which aim to improve your website’s search engine optimization (SEO). The aim here isn’t just about improving the search engines though; it aims at providing more control over how your website looks on the web through implementation of various techniques like meta keywords, sitemaps or sitemaps indexing, content analysis and so on.
The most important thing about WordPress SEO is that it helps you make sure all of your pages are optimized for optimal results from the search engines like Google or Bing by adjusting their URLs. This means that if someone types your site URL into Google or Bing, both of those engines will be able to find the page they want more easily than before! So if someone types your site URL into Bing or Google then they will be able to find whatever pages they want faster than ever before! That’s pretty awesome! But there are some downsides too:
• It doesn’t work like other plugins/extensions on your site (so things won’t get automatically optimized when other plugins/extensions are used)
• There may be bad sites using WordPress SEO – some people have been known to blog about this in wp-seo subreddit – so be careful!
• Changing blog URL may require an entirely new account setup (or you could use Single Page Application).
Generally, WP-SEO works well enough for creating bespoke websites but not as well as other tools out there. For example: if someone has already made their own cms and has already taken care of things like sitemap generation and meta keywords etc., then they won’t benefit much from
2. Share your favorite resources: Share your favorite websites, blogs, and other resources that you use to help you with your work.
If you are an individual blogger, you can share with us some of your favorite resources that you use to help you with your work.
If you are a small business owner, you can share with us some of your favorite resources that you use to help you with your work.
If you’re a student, you can share with us some of your favorite resources that you use to help you with your work.
3. Share videos: Share videos that you have found helpful or that you have created yourself.
Share videos that you have found helpful or that you have created yourself.
This is a very important step to get a feel for what kind of content works best for your customers and your brand. Videos are an excellent way to build relationships with your customers, but they can also be controversial in terms of getting your brand into the news. Therefore, videos should be carefully selected and edited, as well as being interesting and relevant to the audience they are chosen for. Try not to make them too long or too short!
4. Spread the word about upcoming events and conferences: Let your followers know about upcoming events that may be of interest to them.
Launch day is really a crucial time for helping you promote your product to your audience. But, there is a lot of pressure on this day. You don’t want to be the one that missed the boat, so you need to do everything in your power to get some attention while you can. You have a great product and it’s ready to go! Isn’t it? Well, not quite yet.
You still have some work left to do before you can start pushing it out into the world. That doesn’t mean you can’t take some steps now that will help you hit that first milestone on launch day (although we are sure most of them won’t be relevant at launch).
For example, you should definitely promote your launch on social media and spread the word about upcoming events (especially events that will help you with marketing!). Then, let your audience know about upcoming events that may be of interest to them—and maybe even host a few parties around them after they are over so they can see what kind of things are going on in the world of startups and entrepreneurs!
5. Highlight your peers: Share articles or blog posts written by people you follow and admire.
If you are using WordPress, you might have noticed that there are a few competitors that claim to be the best at what they do. One of these is WP Rocket.
The problem is that WP Rocket has a lot of success, but not enough. It has a great list of features, but the support isn’t good enough and often results in the WP Rocket experience being unusable.
I personally use WP Super Cache and WP Fastest Cache as my main plugins, but they both depend on each other and are far from perfect (for example, in some cases I can’t use them at all). However, both are better than what most people use WP Rocket for!
To get started with WP Super Cache just install it via your WordPress admin or activate it via your control panel (you can find out which one you have by clicking on about -> appearance -> plugins). That should be all there is to it. If it doesn’t work for you, read through this article (it has worked for me with both WP-Optimize and Breeze) .
If you want to give something extra to your favorite blogger or author (who may be an affiliate), share their articles/blog posts with them by following these instructions: Login to your WordPress dashboard Click on Appearance -> Tools -> Code Behind Menu Select “Add code snippet” and copy the source code Scroll down and paste the code into the box provided under “Code Snippet content type” Set up your own unique name for this special link so nobody else can use it By clicking on “Test Link” when done you should see “Test link works!” . Your blogger/author will receive an email from me if the link did work, otherwise he will receive an email from you
Then invite him/her to follow you or read their stuff by clicking on Follow or Subscribe at their blog/website URL if possible (be aware that this means only one follower or subscriber per author/blogger) In case he/she already follows another blogger, just add him/her as a friend There is no limit to how many followers you can add per author / blogger So once they follow you again just delete them again If they don’t like following people more than once I suggest adding them back as friends again. But please do not forget to delete them after a while!
6. Provide advice and how-tos: Offer advice and tutorials based on your own experiences.
If you are in that sweet spot between a product that is not ready for prime time and one that is, then the first order of business at a startup should be to provide some advice and how-tos.
The problem with telling people what to do is that it can come across as highly authoritative. In most cases, you are asking them to do something they don’t fully understand; or worse, they don’t have any idea what they’re doing. Even better, though, if you can also provide practical advice on how target your audience and take advantage of various design patterns, then your advice can be seen as more useful than simply giving them guidelines on how to do something.
It’s also important to realize that this isn’t intended to be the end-all solution for every startup: just because you have a good idea doesn’t mean it will work for everyone. If you want it to work for everyone then it needs to be tested by actual people. That being said, we do want you to understand why these techniques are effective (and why there are alternatives) so you can make an informed decision about which one(s) suits your needs best.
If all else fails, here are some tips on avoiding the pitfalls associated with providing “how-to” articles: 1) If you don’t know much about your audience (and especially about their current use case), feel free not to write anything at all. 2) Be prepared for people who argue against your approach when they’re wrong (the kind who argue against every approach). 3) Don’t assume that because other people haven’t done something before that won’t happen with yours. 4) Don’t assume that because others aren’t doing something now they won’t try something new tomorrow. 5) The key here is being thoughtful in your approach and having a vision of the end goal in mind without having any preconceived ideas of what will happen while waiting around until those happenings actually happen!
7. Feature your clients: Share case studies or testimonials from your clients.
In the past, to show off our work and raise awareness with clients, we’ve shared cases or testimonials of our work with them. Now that we are ready to launch our products and provide a more comprehensive service, we want to share more information about our customers.
When you write a case study or testimonial for your customers, ask yourself these questions: – Is this an example of how I can improve someone’s business? – Am I being transparent and honest with who I am working for?
If the answer is yes, then your case study can be aimed at making your clients more successful. If the answer is no, then it’s not an example of how you can improve their business. Let’s say you’re working for a local restaurant chain which is planning on opening a new location in your town. As part of that plan, they want to attract new customers by offering them access to exclusive events and promotions like $10 off good food when they come in every weekend! Your job—as a client—is to help them attract new customers through their social media channels. And what better way to do that than by sharing success stories from previous clients who have had amazing things happen after they asked you for help?
Wish us luck! Be sure to leave any recommendations or tips in the comments below!
8. Highlight books worth reading: Recommend books that have helped you in your work.
The best way to learn a new language is by reading! In fact, the best way to learn a new language is to read about it. You should go for books instead of listening to recordings and watching videos. Book recommendations can be limited if you don’t have many resources at hand. The following list will help you find the best books worth reading:
1. Language learning: A Beginner’s Guide to Learning a New Language by John Baugh (the most concise, easy to read book on all things language)
2. Computer Programming in C++ by Robb Bollinger
3. Java Programming by Mike McCormack
4. Software Engineering with Java (2nd Edition) by Bob Emsley and Robert Parnas
5. Java Development with C++ (3rd Edition) by Rob McCormack
9. Highlight relevant infographics and data: Share infographics and data that you think would be interesting or helpful to your followers.
If you want to give your readers something they can’t find elsewhere, you need to share what they are looking for. This is where infographics come in handy. It is a powerful way of getting your message across.
The following are some sites that I found that offer interactive charts and infographics:
These are just a few examples, as I haven’t found as many good quality interactive charts/infographics anywhere else yet (and also there aren’t many that have been around long enough to have had a chance to grow; except for The Atlantic which has been around for about 9 years). If you know of any good ones please let me know in a comment below 🙂
If you want to publish an infographic – or even a simple chart / table – on your blog, this post by Jacob Grier is a great start: Making Infographics Work For You
If you want to use infographics yourself, here are some tips:
Follow these steps and you will be able to create interactive graphics much more easily than before. Do not go overboard with the data provided in the examples below. The goal is to present interesting information and make people think about it (a concept known as “polarization”). In other words, don’t overdo it (e.g., make the graph too big or colorful). What matters is making people notice what matters to them and then ask themselves why they care about it (e.g., “why do I care about…?”). This can be done by showing only data that correlates with the topic at hand (e.g., instead of showing all sales figures for 2013, show those that correlate with Apple Inc.) or by showing only opinions (e.g., instead of showing all sales figures for 2013, show those that correlate with “Consumers love products made by Apple Inc.).
Also remember that headlines should be strong and visually compelling, while graphs & infographics should be well-designed so they can stand alone without being distracting/cluttering the page and should be easy to read because the majority of readers probably won’t spend much time on them anyway – so don’t exaggerate and make them too big & colorful!
Here are some more resources on using infographics: Infographic creation 101 – infographic design techniques – infographic design tools – how’s my graphic?
