Have you ever become frustrated with digital marketing?

Don’t worry… we’ve all been there.

Digital marketing at face value seems intuitive. You write a couple blog posts, connect with a couple people on Facebook and BOOM… things start to happen.

Unfortunately this just isn’t the case. Over time we develop weaknesses, activities we struggle with so much the desire to continue marketing our business online disappears.

Fear not, digital marketing hope abounds!

In this week’s episode of the Content Warfare Podcast we discuss how to turn 13 of the most common digital marketing weaknesses into strengths. The best part is every weakness we discuss was submitted directly by my Facebook fans {we can connect on Facebook here}.

Two weeks ago I asked very simple question:

“What would you consider your biggest digital marketing weakness?”

This is the amazing response I received and what ultimately pushed me to do this podcast. How can I not do everything I can to help friends so willing to share their weaknesses? Thank you to everyone that submitted a weakness… I hope this helps.

If you would like to add to the discussion simply click here or on the image below…

Show Notes

• Jon Morrow Headline Hacks eBook
• Evernote

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…Mark Traphagen is guy you want to know to find out how to be successful on Google Plus and we got to pick his brain on some very cool topics:

• Understanding that all organizations have a finite amount of time for marketing why should a business choose Google Plus over Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, etc?
• How does Google Plus fit into a content marketing strategy?
• What is the Authorship Tag and how does fit into Google Plus?
• What is Author Rank and how is it impacting Google Search results today?

These are just a few of things we discuss.

I HIGHLY recommend you connect with Mark on Google Plus here.

Show Notes:

• Mark’s blog on Virante
• Mike Elgan “The Google Plus Diet” 
• Google Plus SEO article
• Mark Traphagen on Twitter

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Having trouble finding the hook in your copywriting?

Demian Farnworth, Chief Copywriter for Copyblogger Media, is here to help. In what quickly became one of my favorite podcast episodes to date, Demian takes us into the mind of a copywriting master. We also take a moment to answer some listener submitted questions (got to give the people what they want!) ranging from what it’s like to work at Copyblogger to methods for producing more content.

A few things you’ll learn:

How learning and practicing the principles of copywriting helps you write better, speak better and think better…

What a “Fascination Hook” is and why it’s important to your writing…

Why just because you have something to say, it doesn’t mean you should actually say it…

…and much more awesomeness.

Show notes:

• Find Demian on his personal site The Copybot
• Influence by Robert Cialdini
• Web Writers: 8 Classic Must-Read Direct Response Copywriting Books
• Why Hunter S. Thompson Would’ve Loved Author Rank (And Why You Should, Too)

Connect with Demian Farnworth on Google+ here.

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How do I create a WordPress blog and what tools should I use?

I decided to compile all the questions into one podcast that walked from start to finish through the tools I recommend for starting and growing a WordPress blog.

Some of tools and recommendations basic for the listeners who are beginners or maybe are still deciding whether or not a WordPress blog is right for their business. But I do get into some more advanced tools and plugins as well as the theory behind why you would want to use certain tools (like Pop-ups and SEO software) for the more advanced WordPress blogger.

Some of the tools recommended in this guide do cost money (these are worth it) and some are free (these are definitely worth it), but all of them will help you create a WordPress blog that grows your business. Furthermore, every tool I recommend I have used at some point in my blogging career.

Disclosure: Not all the resources listed on this page are free.  Please not that some of the links are affiliate links and I will earn a commission if you purchase through those links (at no extra cost to you).  These are all tools that I recommend because I use or have used them and feel that each can help you create a WordPress blog that will grow your business.  I’m not in the business of getting rich off affiliate links… 

Naming Your Blog and Choosing a Domain

Choosing the name of your WordPress blog and the URL domain name is incredibly important to the long-term success of online presence.

I don’t want to reinvent the wheel on this one so I encourage you to visit 12 Rules for Choosing the Right Domain Name from SEOMoz.  This is a pretty exhaustive resource on the topic from a company that I trust as an expert.  When you’ve made your decision and are ready to purchase a domain name the next step is hosting.

My sole advice on choosing a domain name is TAKE YOUR TIME.  This is like being able to go back in time and choose the name your parents gave you.  Once you make the decision it’s permanent so don’t rush this.

Hosting Your WordPress Blog

Most WordPress bloggers start their blog using the WordPress.com free platform.  You can tell a free shared-hosted blog because the URL looks like (www.BLOGNAME.wordpress.com) and in general the blog will look very bland.  Free WordPress.com blogs do not have access to the quality WordPress themes that a self-hosted blog does.

Self-hosting your WordPress blog is far less complicated and expensive than you may think.  What’s important is registering your blog with a hosting provider that specializes in WordPress.  Wordpress blogs are built on a unique style of code and because of this some hosting services are better equipped than others.

If you are starting a WordPress blog today or if you’re looking for a hosting service that help your blog perform better my top recommendations are:

• WP Engine - WP Engine is all about hassle-free hosting focused on speed, scale, security and support.  These are all features crucial to the success of your blog… unless you’d like to deal with inconvenient errors, overloads and downtime that quickly repel the readers you work so hard to attract. {host with WPEngine}
• Bluehost - Bluehost is lower cost option for hosting your WordPress blog than WP Engine.  Bluehost is very reliable and very easy to use, including one-click install of WordPress.  You can register your new URL and have WordPress loaded and ready to rock in a matter of moments.  Bluehost is very WordPress friendly and is currently the hosting service I use on this blog. {host with Bluehost}

Building Your Blog and Web Design

• WordPress - There is no better platform for content management for the average blogger than WordPress.  It’s free, easy to use and looks great.  Both this blog and my insurance agency blog run on WordPress.  With each of the hosting options listed above WPEngine and Bluehost WordPress is only one-click away.  Follow the instructions inside of each system to quickly and easily upload WordPress onto your new website.

Included in your WordPress blog install will be two free themes.  You can, if you so choose, begin to build your new blog on one of these free themes. You can also search the WordPress directory for additional free WordPress blog themes.

Adding a new theme is easy…

However, I caution you against this.  When creating your WordPress blog platform one of the most important decisions you’ll make is the theme framework on which to build.  Think of your WordPress theme framework as the literal foundation of your blog, on top of which all the shiny features and functions you enjoy will be placed.

It’s very easy to fall into the “Free theme” trap.

STOP.

You wouldn’t wear sweatpants to a job interview would you?

Think of every visitor who finds your site as a job interview.  The professional look of your website matters… a lot!  There is a ton of content on the Internet, which means people have choices.  If you decide to rock a bush league looking website that’s your choice, but understand it sends the message you are NOT serious about what you’re doing.

If you’re going to put time and effort into creating a blog, spend a few extra bucks and look like a professional.  There are also site speed and SEO benefits to working with a premium WordPress theme as well.

You absolutely cannot go wrong choosing to build your blog platform on either of the Thesis or Genesis WordPress frameworks.

• Genesis WordPress Theme - (this is what I use now) When you purchase the Genesis framework for the first time, you receive two items.  The Genesis framework and a skin (or child theme as Studiopress, the creator of Genesis refers to them).  There are many Genesis skins both created by Studiopress and skins created by approved 3rd parties.  The skin you choose will ultimately define the general shape and functionality of your blog. {Learn more about Genesis themes}
• Thesis WordPress Theme - The great part about Thesis 2.0 is you are not limited to the constraints of a specific theme.  You build the site you want, the way you want it.  In this case I’m able to place a very strong call-to-action on the homepage of my own custom design.The launch of Thesis 2.0 birthed an entirely new way to create WordPress blogs.  For that reason, the drag and drop customization, though easy and amazing once you get the hang of it, can be a pain in the ass to figure out at first.  I know more than a few people who have gotten frustrated and gone back to Genesis.That doesn’t mean I agree with their decision.  It just means there will be a learning curve. {learn more about Thesis themes}

Logo / Graphics Work

• Fiverr - Fiverr is a cheap and easy place to just about anything you can think of related to graphic work, logos, video work for $5. Now there is certainly a level of quality you are giving up by using Fiverr, but for small projects and simple tasks Fiverr is a fantastic resource that I use all the time.
• ODesk – Odesk is a much more robust and professional platform. This is a forum for professionals to help you achieve larger project with a much higher level of quality. These jobs will cost more but for task like the logo you’ll use on WordPress blog you’re going to be much happier with the result engaging a contractor on Odesk.
• 99Designs – 99designs is a unique style design website that allows you to create jobs graphics and web design jobs and then have contractors from all over the world bid on your work. We actually used 99designs for The Murray Group logo and got what we were looking for at a very reasonable price tag.

RSS Subscription Service

• Feedblitz – Feedblitz is the #1 alternative to Google’s Feedburner for RSS subscription services. As Google has begun to pare down a few of it’s services it looks like Feedburner is eventually going to get the axe. I moved all my feeds to Feedblitz a few weeks ago and I’m very happy with their service. Feedblitz also has a nice email subscription service as well, but I use Aweber to manage my email subscribers.

Blog Images

A great place to get creative commons photos…

• Photopin – Photopin is a very simple website that searches images with the creative commons license and allows you to download them with attribution to the owner of the photo. Quality images truly enhance the effectiveness of your content and I have no problem adding an attribution link to my WordPress blog in exchange for a quality image.
• PicMonkey – This is my go-to online program for enhancing and/or resizing, adding borders or text to an image. Most of it’s features are free. I use the tool so much I pay the $5 a month for the full version but even with the free version you get a ton of great features.

Email Marketing

• OptinSkin – Optinskin allows you to add gorgeous email subscription or optin-forms to your WordPress blog. These forms require no coding and come pre-loaded with a drag and drop backend for easy customization. I used Optinskin for a long time and had absolutely no complaints. I taught myself a little bit of coding and that is only reason I don’t use them today.
• Aweber - The internet’s most powerful email opt-in service and email marketing/broadcasting tool. This is what I use to build my email list and deliver the Content Warfare Newsletter.  If want to learn why read Why After Three Years I Dropped Mailchimp as My Newsletter Service for Aweber. I really do like Aweber and to this point in my blogging career is one of the few tools I couldn’t continue without.
• MailChimp – Mailchimp is very nice newsletter service that has increased the quality of their product immensely over the years. I still think it’s a little clunky compared to Aweber but it does have a free limited option for beginners.
• Infusionsoft – Infusionsoft is an extremely robust marketing automation system with capabilities far beyond anything that Aweber or Mailchimp can do. That being said it’s also about five times the cost. We use Infusionsoft at my insurance agency. If you’re interested in more information on Infusionsoft send me a message here at Ask Hanley and we can discuss the system more.
• Pippity Pop-ups – Pippity is a Pop-up service that makes creating and launching pop-ups very easy. I know people have different opinions and pop-ups. Regardless of your opinion the simple fact is that pop-ups work REALLY well at attracting new subscribers.  I’ve used Pippity in the past and probably will again at some point.

Comment System

A great way to reward reader comments…

• CommentLuv - CommentLuv Premium is a popular WordPress plugin that will magnetize your readers, socialize your comments and viralize your posts. Reward your readers and have fine grain control over dofollow, keywords in the name and the ability to add twitter names to comments. It includes some of the most advanced anti spam features to protect you from bots and sophisticated heuristics to prevent human spam which has been proven to dramatically decrease the amount of spam that a blog gets. There is also a free version of CommentLuv but for the small price of the premium plugin the extra features are worth the money {Get CommentLuv Premium here}
• Disqus - Disqus, pronounced “discuss”, is a service and tool for web comments and discussions. Disqus makes commenting easier and more interactive, while connecting websites and commenters across a thriving discussion community. If I didn’t really like the look and feel of the native WordPress blog comment system and CommentLuv I would use Disqus (and it’s free).
• IntenseDebate – I don’t know a lot about IntenseDebate other than I know that a decent number of bloggers use it. It’s not my favorite and I will probably never use it but it is free.
• Livefyre – Livefyre is another comment system that I find lacking and clunky compared to the native WordPress blog comment system or Disqus but it does have some cool sharing features and I know there are decent number of bloggers that use this system. It is also free.

Tracking

• Google Analytics - Google Analytics is the enterprise-class web analytics solution that gives you rich insights into your website traffic and marketing effectiveness.  Basically the best tracking system for the average blogger.  There are other tracking products available but stick with Google Analytics and you can’t go wrong. Google Analytics is free and very easy to add to your site. Google Analytics by Yoast is a nice plugin that can handle the entire process for you.

Efficiency Products

•  Buffer App - There are a lot of tools that allow you to schedule tweets and facebook posts but the only one that I use is Buffer App.  The Google Chrome extension makes scheduling my messages easy and allows me to accurately space them throughout the day. That is a ton of functionality from their free product… I’ve never needed the paid option.

Additional Plugins

All of these plugins are Free and add functionality to your site beyond what comes standard on a new WordPress blog install. Consider each and if you feel the tool would be useful I recommend adding. In general it’s a good rule of thumb to keep you plugins to a minimum unless it is serving a very specific and valuable purpose to your WordPress blog. Over using plugins can drastically slow down your site.

• Tweet Old Post - Plugin to tweet about your old posts to get more hits for them and keep them alive.
• Better Delete Revision - Remove and delete old revision of posts, pages and related meta content completely then optimize Database: reduce size and optimization to speed up!
• Digg Digg - Your all in one share buttons plugin. Add a floating bar with share buttons to your blog. Just like Mashable… I really like this plugin.
• Flare (social connections) - Flare is a simple yet eye-catching social sharing bar that gets you followed and lets your content get shared via posts, pages, and media types.
• Google XML Sitemaps - In its simplest terms, a XML Sitemap-usually called Sitemap, with a capital S-is a list of the pages on your website. You submit this sitemap to Google to help with site indexing for search engines.
• nrelated Related Content - The best way to display related content: Thumbnails or Text, on all your pages. This is another of my favorite functionality adding plugins.
• Twitter Cards - Add Twitter Card markup to individual posts. Supports summary, photo, and player types. See this post on Twitter Cards for why adding this plugin is important.
• W3 Total Cache - Easy Web Performance Optimization (WPO) using caching: browser, page, object, database, minify and content delivery network support. Also adds a CDN or Content Delivery Network to your blog.

I hope that you find these resource and the corresponding podcast helpful. If you have any questions or comments about the tools and resources I discuss here please use the comments below.

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Over the course of our discussion Jeff dives into what it takes to overcome the Resistance holding us back from achieving success in our creative endeavors. This guidance isn’t just for writers or artists, but anyone with goals and/or dreams that haven’t yet been achieved.

In Jeff’s words, “Show up and put words on the page,” meaning you have to do the work. We don’t live our dreams unless we put the work in to get there…

…You’re going to love this episode.

“There are mystical forces preventing us from achieving our goals…” {Tweet this quote}

“We know our dreams, we’re just afraid to admit them…” {Tweet this quote}

“Life does not slow down for you to create…” {Tweet this quote}

“We must fight to do our craft…” {Tweet this quote}

Show Notes

• Wrecked
• You are a Writer (So Start Acting Like One)
• The Artist’s Way
• Turning Pro
• Making Ideas Happen

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We all see success in terms of now. What I was hoping to get out of Pat were his thoughts and feelings around how his openness, sincerity and vulnerability helped him successfully grow his business in short period of time. We can’t manufacture vulnerability, but what we can do is remove the vale of “Professional” and start communicating as human beings.

Though Pat drops many great quotes in this podcast I’m only going to share this one as it embodies the essence of our entire discussion:

“People want to build relationships with other people…” {Tweet this quote}

If you would like to connect with Pat on Twitter you can do so here: @PatFlynn

Show Notes

• Pat’s new book Let Go
• PatFlynn.me
• One of Pat’s Income Reports
• Smart Passive Income Podcast

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During her visit Ms. Ileane shares many of her most productive strategies for building Basic Blog Tips including her thoughts on Slideshare one of my favorite forms of rich media content marketing. We also learn what it’s like to manage a blog with multiple authors and some best practices for attracting quality authors.

To honest this episode is so packed with resources and best practices on blogging it would be silly to try and list them all.  Just listen and enjoy.

Connect with Ms. Ileane Smith on Twitter here: @BasicBlogTips

Resources discussed during this episode:

• Blog Engage
• Social Buzz Club
• A Marketers Guide To SlideShare
• Ms. Ileane Speaks Podcast
• Speakpipe
• Rapportive

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We haven’t had a chance to chat one-on-one in a while and after the string of amazing guests we’ve had recently I felt it was time to downshift before the next wave of amazing guests drops by.

Long-form content marketing goes hand-in-hand with rich media content marketing… We’re trying to take our audience deeper and deliver more value per visit.  The converse of this is the “Short content” theory which is based on the belief that our online audience has too short an attention span to enjoy longer pieces of content.

I do believe that if you are strictly looking for counting stats (i.e. visits to your site) than a short content strategy has merit…

…and everyone must find their own style, but for me, I want to attract an audience that is deeply invested in the content I create.

It my belief the best way to do this is through Long-form content marketing.

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1. He does awesome work and is a damn cool guy,
2. We all need a little reality check now and then and there is no one more willing to be up front and honest about the struggles businesses face marketing online.

No matter how successful a person currently is or how Internet famous they may appear to be, we all struggle.  The power that Marcus delivers is in his ability to help us deal with struggles and grow from them.  The Sales Lion blog isn’t about personal development per se, but anyone who has spent any amount of time there has grown as a person and as a marketer.

Here are a few choice soundbytes:

“Any guru who tells you they don’t struggle is full of crap.” {Tweet this}

“Every rejection is a step closer to Yes.” {Tweet this}

“Most businesses are wimps… refusing to address their problems online.” {Tweet this}

In the podcast we reference a New York Times article that Marcus and his pool company were recently featured in.  Check it out below:

• The New York Times Praises Marcus Sheridan’s Content Marketing Approach

You can connect with Marcus on Twitter here: @TheSalesLion

Get your copy of Marcus’s free eBook here.

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Greg is regarded throughout the Internet marketing community as a foremost expert in how psychology and human behavior can be applied to content marketing and online business to increase conversions.

…and we all need more conversions in our business.

Among other things Greg give us his “Toilet Paper Strategy” for driving engagement with content marketing and increasing social shares.  He also drops some copywriting strategies that allow us to tap into consumers desires and expectations that ultimately lead to more sales.

“Use verbs… adjectives just prop-up fluff.” {click to tweet this}

Connect with Gregory Ciotti on Twitter at @GregoryCiotti

Resources discussed in this episode:

• Help Scout Blog
• Freelance Marketing 101: Creating a “Magnetic” Freelance Business
• 7 Scientifically-Backed Copywriting Tips
• The 50 Best Social Psychology Books on Persuasion, Influence and Understanding Your Brain

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