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Diane Bjorling
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Need more blog post ideas? Have you ever stared at your screen, unable to figure out what to write?
Are you wondering what type of content will best engage your audience?
This article shares 12 types of blog posts that can help you kick blogger’s block to the curb and keep your readers coming back for more.
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Diane Bjorling's insight:
Sharing a tweet from Scoop.it talking about getting the most from this great site. I wonder how many people realize that there are many ways to curate content that will add value to your readers in one form or another.
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I find that common sense marketing is a breath of fresh air, because without common sense, how could people do other forms of marketing?
Diane Bjorling's insight:
How many of you are using common sense when marketing? The fact is that long before email or social media marketing, people were using the common sense approach to marketing without all the fancy whistles one sees today. When I wrote this post, it was in connection to a question being asked and my answer was based entirely on common sense. Should we always use common sense with marketing, I have to be honest and say yes and no. One example for using common sense marketing is when you are invited into a new program or affiliate program and no one can give you a straight answer... my tingling sense ( what I call common sense says to run for the hills) should you use common sense marketing all the time? I am going to have to say no, because it will limit you and stop you from being creative..
I was reading a post and I loved the analogy that Mr. Aschenbach gave against using common sense all the time and I liked what Jaimie Hsu said As Michael Aschenbach put it, "If you get lost in the woods, it is good to have survival experience. Having a map is nice, too." Jamie Hsu said that "It is the combination of theory and common sense that makes a great leader and decision maker." "How Dangerous Is Common Sense to Managers? http://hbswk.hbs.edu/item/6785.html Bottom line? There is a time and place for everything, the trick is knowing when to create and when to stay with the methods that have been proven to work
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Subject line crafting is even more critical than good copy writing. Here are twelve good reasons, and there are more.
Diane Bjorling's insight:
When creating subject lines on different "places" I have found that what will work with one audience on Twitter will be a total fail somewhere else, so this post by Dave Cottrell, brings out many good points about the best usage of subject lines. Dave had mentioned Litmus as one of the tools to use in checking subject lines. It is the only to date that I found, that will check to see how a subject line is seen on all devices, including DEVICES Android 2.3 & 4.0 Although you have to pay to see all the devices, on the free checker, they will show you how an email will look on Blackberry.
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For many people attempting to use email for marketing, it is a huge fail and yet many other people are successful..is email marketing an art or is there a science in using this form of marketing.
Diane Bjorling's insight:
For many people attempting to use email for marketing, it is a huge fail and yet many other people are successful..is email marketing an art or is there a science in using this form of marketing.
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Pinterest tips are useful whether you are new or a seasoned marketer. We can always learn something new!
Diane Bjorling's insight:
These tips, tools and resources gives you the incentive to want to know more about Pinterest ( if you havent been there yet)
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How many of these internet marketing mistakes have you made? The great thing about mistakes is learning from them and moving forward
Diane Bjorling's insight:
we all make mistakes and when it comes to any business this is normal and it is no different when it comes to internet marketing. The trick is to learn from the mistakes and not keep making the same ones over and over!
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A Monday blog post sharing affiliate marketing tips along with some quotations to get you started on the right foot ( you can use them any day of the week)
Diane Bjorling's insight:
It's Monday and a good day to talk about affiliate marketing tips with a twist of inspiration to get you through your week.
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The Friday News from Adlandpro sharing the weekly stories from our members. You will never be bored as our members always share interesting stories.
Diane Bjorling's insight:
just a great way to share what has been happening on the Adlandpro community
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Diane Bjorling's insight:
ahh for the love of titles, it still remains a bone of contention to many people and with good reason, the fact is if the title is not good, people will ignore what you have written and it could be a stellar post by the way. This has some great ideas and boy it's nice to hear people still using "swipe files"
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Need more blog post ideas? Have you ever stared at your screen, unable to figure out what to write?
Are you wondering what type of content will best engage your audience? This article shares 12 types of blog posts that can help you kick blogger’s block to the curb and keep your readers coming back for more. Via Brian Yanish - MarketingHits.com
Diane Bjorling's insight:
I love these kinds of posts because they get the creative juices flowing and there are those times, especially when your mind goes blank that these ideas will get you back into the productive mode again.
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Organizing tips that will make your business much more manageable and successful
Diane Bjorling's insight:
A great productivity post that kind of kicks one in the butt to get your business better organized
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Some tips to help boost your public speaking
Diane Bjorling's insight:
after reading a post ( a very good post btw) from Brett Gurney, the one thing that got my attention was the fear or anxiety of public speaking and while I claim to be no expert because I am not comfortable talking in public either, I have learned a few tricks to boost my confidence
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A collection of different health musings on the Adlandpro Friday News where you can learn more about heat stroke, egg allergies and other health topics
Diane Bjorling's insight:
The Adlandpro Friday news was created as a way to let people know what is happening on this community. This weeks "meme" or musings is on what people have been talking about concerning different health issues. |
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"I Wanna Touch You" official video - Available now on Itunes http://bit.ly/11vt9XF Watch all official Def Leppard videos on YouTube here: http://www.youtube....
Diane Bjorling's insight:
sometimes we just have to share the music of the 80's and 90's...have you noticed that music was so much better back then? ^Db
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There is a lot of great information about creating ebooks, but few talk about how to use free tools to create ebooks. Check out these free tools
Diane Bjorling's insight:
We all know that writing an ebook is a great strategy to provide traffic, developing a list as well as creating brand recognition. For many people creating an ebook is a daunting task and it can be made more difficult if you are unsure of how to do it and what you need to make an ebook that will be downloaded and shared. Finding tools that reasonable in cost to help with this type of project can be a challenge. Some of these free tools to create ebooks can be used for other styles of writing, including blogging, article writing and even advertorials.
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Jim Allen said: The Sales Funnel is DeadA circle of continuous engagement is born.We all grew up with the sales funnel. You know, the one where the company was in control and pushed the prospect th...
Diane Bjorling's insight:
The long and the short of selling is to never think of it as a close..but the beginning of a proactive, value based relationship development...now how does one do this?
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5 free banner creators including fotor, BannerSketch and more. If you are not an expert at creating banners then these tools might be of use to you
Diane Bjorling's insight:
Do you know who created the first banner Ad? Joe McCambley that's who and he did this back in 1994. I know there are many people who not only do not want to talk about banner ads and in fact think they are a total waste of time - Do you think the same way?
For those of you who do see value of creating banners for advertising or for profiles on the different social networks, creating a good banner that will not cost an arm or a leg can be a challenge.
Here are 5 free banner making tools that will serve your purpose ..
Have fun! If you found this post useful, then feel free to share
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A list of 12 marketing blogs to help you learn everything from marketing to SEO. These are my favorite ones.
Diane Bjorling's insight:
Everyone has their favorite blogs that they like to follow and to be honest when you are having a day where you cant think of anything to say, then these kinds of posts are useful to others and can jump start you into being more productive.
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The goal of all your marketing efforts is to get your prospects to give you their contact information. Affiliate program owners are great at this... they know all the programming, coding, and system development necessary to put duplication in place for their affiliates.
Diane Bjorling's insight:
A point to remember is that Network marketing is not affiliate marketing and one needs to understand the difference.
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how do you deal with writers block
Diane Bjorling's insight:
We all talk about creating content, not only that we are encouraged to produce unique and awesome content..but what if you are sitting and looking at the computer screen or even that blank piece of paper and you cant think of anything to write? Welcome to the writer's block club, it sure is not a fun experience.!
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This is the Friday marketing rant about people calling themselves 'social media experts.'
Diane Bjorling's insight:
personally I think this is a great Friday Rant and I agree with everything being said on this post
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Rumors are that Google might be planning to kill Google+ or at least put it into a Walking Dead-like “zombie” mode, as TechCrunch characterizes it — and something Google denies. There are some good reasons for Google to do this, and potentially, it could allow Google to better fight on the new social battlefield, […]
Diane Bjorling's insight:
I'm a little unsure of what to say about this potential death of G+. For all the people who love being there, I know many who still do not see why they should be there at all, which says something in itself. I have always liked G+ because I could learn news things from people who are at the top of their game, not to mention you can see some of the best images there. Should they have integrated as the did with such places as YouTube, while it was a non issue for me personally, I can see why others hate it. I guess the real question is..if it does go by the wayside, then those people who were using it as a personal blogging platform might have a few problems.... what do you think?
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Good social profiles has always been the way to creating that first good impression no matter what social network you're on. These are some of my tips.
Diane Bjorling's insight:
O.K guys and gals, there really isn't any great secret to creating good social profiles or is there?
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It is crucial to keep marketing efforts focused, effective, and appropriate. Jessie Gould shares six ethical marketing practices to live by.
Diane Bjorling's insight:
While we all agree that every business needs to have a good moral stance or to use a different phrase _ethical marketing practices_ if they are to succeed. The reality is that the same ethical marketing practices holds true for everyone who is marketing, affiliate marketing or network marketing.
Dave Cottrell's curator insight,
April 25, 2014 6:45 PM
What a breath of fresh air! Just when it looks like business ethics are disappearing at an unprecedented rate, someone writes a good article on ethical business practices.
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Improving Communication - learning to understand our audience & speaking about what they want to hear. Communicating in a way that will attract people to us
Diane Bjorling's insight:
I have to admit that speaking in front of people is something that I tend to avoid, but these tips by Brett, will give you an edge. Improving communication sure can be a challenge!
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I love these kinds of posts because they get the creative juices flowing and there are those times, especially when your mind goes blank that these ideas will get you back into the productive mode again.