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The Posh Newcomers When It Comes To Online Marketing Strategies In 2018

Making sure your online marketing strategy is in line with today’s digital landscape is an important thing to do. You may be wondering what works in 2018 and what will give you the best results. There are the posh new digital marketing strategies, and there are the old favorites, the strategies we know and love. When it comes to the newcomers, here is a breakdown of the best methods to use right now.

 

Business blogs have been really big this year. Creating a business blog can give you a chance to incorporate your keyword strategy as you use keywords in your blog posts, and it is a great way to get the word out about your business and why people should care without being pushy. Blog posts give you the chance to inform and entertain, and they offer lots of value for your customers and potential customers.

 

Keeping your mobile audience in mind is also something to really consider this year and into the future. The number of people browsing the internet on a mobile device is continuing to rise. One study has found that as many as 93% of people are on the web using a mobile device. Making sure these people have a great experience on your website should be a priority.

 

Incorporating online video advertising is another thing to consider. Businesses that use video marketing as part of their strategy see faster growth of profit than those who don’t use video marketing. Videos are really big with people shopping online and something to consider to meet your shoppers’ needs.

 

Keeping these digital marketing strategies in mind, you will be able to welcome the posh newcomer strategies to your online store and keep the old favorites around as well.

 

 

He Blogged, She Blogged

When it comes to men and women, who blogs better? Moreover, how do men and women approach blogging? People all have their reasons for engaging in social interaction, and when it comes down to it women are more likely to blog for social and emotional interaction than men.

A recent Entrepreneur.com article mentioned a study that found more than 36 million women blog every week. Almost 50 percent of those women said that blogs influenced their buying habits. Some women even said they were so committed to blogging that they would give up PDAs and alcohol to continue doing so.

More than half of all bloggers in North America are women. These women tend to write more and longer than their male counterparts. Strangely enough a recent study out of Great Britain noted that the most influential bloggers tend to be white American males. This study also found that women were more interested in the social aspects of blogging, while men care more about new information and opinion.
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Political Relevance Depends on Internet

During election years, we all know people who magically become “political experts.” And with the constant inundation of debates, scandal, and mud slinging, it’s no wonder politics has become the constant fodder fueling our water coolers. But is politics the topic de jour only because it’s an election year? Or is there more to it? A recent list of the 25 most influential people on the web seems to suggest there’s a whole lot more.

Ranking in this list are both Arianna Huffington and Jon Stewart. Huffington is the mastermind behind the hugely successful political blog the HuffingtonPost.com, while Stewart is the host of the irreverent news show and associated website TheDailyShow.com.
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When Blogging Kills

Blogger TombstoneThere is no limit to just how much the internet has revolutionized our world. Not only has information become an immediately accessible commodity, but it has also changed the way people all around the world are working. Especially in the world of blogging, people are able to transform their homes into offices and effectively become their own bosses. While this sounds like every worker’s dream, for many people, home offices quickly become little else than digital sweatshops.

The internet never sleeps, and that means blog workers can’t either. Working in an entity that has no regard for time zones or exhaustion, bloggers constantly feel the pressure to report on the latest and greatest. That means even at the expense of personal health.
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