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Comment on Non-Geek’s Guide to Backlinks: 4 Things You Need to Know by Brookside Institute
https://MarketYourBookBlog.com/2011/backlinks/#comment-1266 Brookside Institute Wed, 01 Jun 2011 11:29:52 +0000 https://MarketYourBookBlog.com/?p=1640#comment-1266 .Its about your digital footprint the sum total of all the interactions your customers prospective customers fans antagonists employees suppliers and partners have with your content and services throughout the entire Internet. Its about getting my content my videos my articles my event promotion announcements on YOUR web site. Barbara Scala Founder of Bloom.I agree wholeheartedly but remember that YOUR web site might be a Facebook news feed it might be a blog it might be an link from YouTube sent via IM or a tweet.
.Its about your digital footprint the sum total of all the interactions your customers prospective customers fans antagonists employees suppliers and partners have with your content and services throughout the entire Internet. Its about getting my content my videos my articles my event promotion announcements on YOUR web site. Barbara Scala Founder of Bloom.I agree wholeheartedly but remember that YOUR web site might be a Facebook news feed it might be a blog it might be an link from YouTube sent via IM or a tweet. ]]>
Comment on From Consumer to Producer by Jan
https://MarketYourBookBlog.com/2011/consumer-producer/#comment-1264 Jan Thu, 26 May 2011 19:24:53 +0000 https://MarketYourBookBlog.com/?p=1744#comment-1264 So true!
So true! ]]>
Comment on From Consumer to Producer by Delena Silverfox
https://MarketYourBookBlog.com/2011/consumer-producer/#comment-1263 Delena Silverfox Wed, 25 May 2011 09:38:47 +0000 https://MarketYourBookBlog.com/?p=1744#comment-1263 "...that terrible first draft: It’s never quite right, but it’s always the rich soil that the final draft grows out of."I love that! And it's absolutely true; first drafts are for the author's eyes only, unless they want to suffer relentless teasing the rest of their days, kind of like the embarrassing naked baby pictures you pray your mom never shows your friends, lol.Delena
“…that terrible first draft: It’s never quite right, but it’s always the rich soil that the final draft grows out of.”
I love that! And it’s absolutely true; first drafts are for the author’s eyes only, unless they want to suffer relentless teasing the rest of their days, kind of like the embarrassing naked baby pictures you pray your mom never shows your friends, lol.
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Comment on Podcast: Target Market by Jan
https://MarketYourBookBlog.com/2011/podcast-target-market/#comment-1262 Jan Mon, 16 May 2011 23:23:53 +0000 https://MarketYourBookBlog.com/?p=1659#comment-1262 Great advice. Before the internet, that was the only way. The internet gives us many new opportunities, but face to face is just as good as it always was.
Great advice. Before the internet, that was the only way. The internet gives us many new opportunities, but face to face is just as good as it always was. ]]>
Comment on Podcast: Target Market by Michael Carabini
https://MarketYourBookBlog.com/2011/podcast-target-market/#comment-1261 Michael Carabini Mon, 16 May 2011 17:34:09 +0000 https://MarketYourBookBlog.com/?p=1659#comment-1261 Here is a bit of advice that was common knowledge before the internet but is often forgotten now Know your target market..It sounds like obvious advice but many online marketers fail to grasp this principle. I ll cover that in a later post ..A great place to learn about your target market is in your own immediate and extended family. Below is an interesting and fun test that you can do to improve your SEO and capture the interest in your target market.
Here is a bit of advice that was common knowledge before the internet but is often forgotten now Know your target market..It sounds like obvious advice but many online marketers fail to grasp this principle. I ll cover that in a later post ..A great place to learn about your target market is in your own immediate and extended family. Below is an interesting and fun test that you can do to improve your SEO and capture the interest in your target market. ]]>
Comment on Video: How to Add an Amazon Affiliate Plugin by Jan
https://MarketYourBookBlog.com/2011/video-add-amazon-affiliate-plugin/#comment-1257 Jan Tue, 10 May 2011 16:51:46 +0000 https://MarketYourBookBlog.com/?p=1671#comment-1257 Thanks, Areej.
Thanks, Areej. ]]>
Comment on Video: How to Add an Amazon Affiliate Plugin by Areej
https://MarketYourBookBlog.com/2011/video-add-amazon-affiliate-plugin/#comment-1256 Areej Tue, 10 May 2011 13:33:59 +0000 https://MarketYourBookBlog.com/?p=1671#comment-1256 Really helpful tutorial! WAA is a great free plugin. You should also try Amazon Product in a Post plugin. It's free too. You will like it :D
Really helpful tutorial! WAA is a great free plugin. You should also try Amazon Product in a Post plugin. It’s free too. You will like it Areej recently posted WordPress for Amazon Affiliates ]]>
Comment on Podcast: Target Market by Jan
https://MarketYourBookBlog.com/2011/podcast-target-market/#comment-1255 Jan Fri, 06 May 2011 20:12:42 +0000 https://MarketYourBookBlog.com/?p=1659#comment-1255 Delena, you've suggested an entire blog post. I'll reply at length when I get a chance. (Thanks!)
Delena, you’ve suggested an entire blog post. I’ll reply at length when I get a chance. (Thanks!) ]]>
Comment on Podcast: Target Market by Delena Silverfox
https://MarketYourBookBlog.com/2011/podcast-target-market/#comment-1254 Delena Silverfox Fri, 06 May 2011 19:48:52 +0000 https://MarketYourBookBlog.com/?p=1659#comment-1254 Jan, you're absolutely right; I never considered "the public" as the abstraction it truly is. I've always frozen up at the thought of podcasts or video because I just didn't know what to say (not to mention I really don't like the sound of my own voice, but who ever does?) and I didn't know how to word it. My own casual tone and vocabulary might not be fitting for my niche, but when I speak like I write, I come across as stilted or too formal even though I write in what I think is a casual voice.I'm going to have to give this more thought. How would I talk to a bunch of crunch moms like me? The easy answer is just to talk like I would to them, but it feels a little like performing rather than being genuine. It's an odd sensation.Delena
Jan, you’re absolutely right; I never considered “the public” as the abstraction it truly is. I’ve always frozen up at the thought of podcasts or video because I just didn’t know what to say (not to mention I really don’t like the sound of my own voice, but who ever does?) and I didn’t know how to word it. My own casual tone and vocabulary might not be fitting for my niche, but when I speak like I write, I come across as stilted or too formal even though I write in what I think is a casual voice.
I’m going to have to give this more thought. How would I talk to a bunch of crunch moms like me? The easy answer is just to talk like I would to them, but it feels a little like performing rather than being genuine. It’s an odd sensation.
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Comment on Non-Geek’s Guide to Backlinks: 4 Things You Need to Know by Jan
https://MarketYourBookBlog.com/2011/backlinks/#comment-1253 Jan Wed, 20 Apr 2011 15:37:52 +0000 https://MarketYourBookBlog.com/?p=1640#comment-1253 My mistake. I misunderstood.That kind of link wheel is a good plan and a good way to bring new readers to your site as well as the robots.
My mistake. I misunderstood.
That kind of link wheel is a good plan and a good way to bring new readers to your site as well as the robots.
