Category Archives: Content Marketing

“How to” content marketing advice for your online strategy, including blog content for Melbourne based businesses. Free samples, case studies.

How to Hijack The Hottest News

The Web has become the preferred news platform for many people, especially since the wide adoption of smartphones and tablets. It’s a lot easier to be selective with Web news than with TV or radio news, to choose only the channels that interest you and to block the others, to follow discussions, to decide how and when you can receive them. (more…)

The Content Driven SEO Strategy

Why focus on content marketing and not some other type of marketing or advertising? Content has always been, is, and will continue to be the number one source of organic traffic. It’s what Web users look for. It’s what search engines love. It’s what stands the test of time and helps you saunter through all those search engine algorithm changes that make your competitors’ SEO ranking plummet. (more…)

5 Tips For Making Profitable Case Study Videos

Case study videos can help you turn your business successes into a magnet that draws new customers to you. More powerful than simple testimonials, case study videos highlight the value of your products and services, and show prospective customers how you can solve their problems. Here are some tips for making profitable case study videos that will make a lasting impression on your customers. (more…)

How Do You Engage Your Target Market Online?

Simple Answer: Blog. Details Answer: It takes more than good writing or graphics to engage a target market. An article or blog post that’s excellently written yet lacks a compelling message or call to action will fail to have an impact on your audience. Some will read it, some may comment on it, some will share it, but your conversion rates and sales probably won’t increase as a result. Here’s how to fix that. (more…)

Does Social Media Marketing Work?

For some it does, for many it doesn’t. Big brands that already pour large sums into advertising, online and offline, use social media for branding and do it with great success. Of course they also use it to push their products, but they do this subtly, with little or no direct promotion. One of the biggest reasons they use it is for damage control. Hopefully as a small business you don’t have too many spot-fires in social media you need to deal with. (more…)

Storytelling Sells

At first glance, stories and businesses don’t seem to have much in common. But if you visit the websites of big companies, you’ll find there an About or History page full of stories. You know, how the big wigs started really small, in a garage or shop or campus room with $50 to their name...

Businesses and the stories they tell

Businesses tell stories in many different ways. Take companies that make video-games for example. Many release videos that show the story of the making of their next product, sometimes beginning with the ideas that started the project, and continuing with the development, and ending with the final stages of the production. Furniture makers and retailers often tell the story of their most popular products, from their inception to the preset day, showcasing the developments that they had

Essential SEO for Bloggers

For small businesses and individuals, free blogging software like WordPress is excellent because it’s partly optimised for search engines straight out of the box. In other words, nine times out of ten it will be easier to rank well if you use WordPress instead of building your own blog from scratch. Best yet, you can run your entire marketing website through WordPress so you only need to learn one software platform. (more…)

How to Write the Best Life Coaching Articles

People often ask what the right length of content is. The simple answer is as long as it needs to be to get your message across and no longer. If that means writing 200 words, great, but sometimes it may take 600. Never write more than 800 words of copy for one web page though. Articles longer than this are often seen as long-winded and boring. You should split this content into a series of articles. (more…)