The air is cool and crisp and the leaves are changing colors.
The Fall season also means Halloween season, and I love Halloween! One of my favorite "fall rituals" is carving pumpkins...
You should see my Jack-o'-lantern creations and my haunted house! Speaking of haunted houses, the one thing that really scares me is a "haunted blog".
You know-- these kinds of lonely business blogs that literally are dusty and covered with spider webs and that hardly anyone ever visits because they are well hidden in the social media darkness.
Do you have the odd feeling that something is wrong with your business blog? The owner of a haunted blog might feel a chill or experience the feeling of being mysteriously watched by a social media expert.
But before you call Ghost Busters, here are 3 signs your blog is haunted: You are the only presence.
If you are walking around your blog like a lonely zombie, it's a safe sign that your blog needs more visitors.
Provide high quality content and they will come! Your blog posts are creepy.
Your last blog entry says "Happy New Year 2011"? Well, THAT'S CREEPY! No wonder your blog doesn't provide results.
It's time to brush off the dust and bring in some fresh air with bright and shiny high-quality blog posts.
The holiday season provides plenty of ideas for great content, no matter what business you're in.
From business related tips for the holidays to contests and special holiday offers-- just let your creative juices flow.
Paranormal activity.
If your blog site stats show no normal or paranormal activity, you're probably not creating the right type of posts.
To attract readers (aka potential customers or clients) and drive more traffic to your blog, you need to know what interests them, not you, and post about it consistently.
If you are speaking "their language", your site stats will soon show great visitor numbers.
Have you ever had these kinds of blog experiences? The most important thing is not to panic.
The most effective way to drive more traffic to your blog is providing high value and addressing your target audience's wants and needs.
Share your expertise and let them know that you are the go-to person and their problem solver.
Your readers will see you as the expert in your field, come back for more, and eventually buy from you.
Nothing spooky about that.
The Fall season also means Halloween season, and I love Halloween! One of my favorite "fall rituals" is carving pumpkins...
You should see my Jack-o'-lantern creations and my haunted house! Speaking of haunted houses, the one thing that really scares me is a "haunted blog".
You know-- these kinds of lonely business blogs that literally are dusty and covered with spider webs and that hardly anyone ever visits because they are well hidden in the social media darkness.
Do you have the odd feeling that something is wrong with your business blog? The owner of a haunted blog might feel a chill or experience the feeling of being mysteriously watched by a social media expert.
But before you call Ghost Busters, here are 3 signs your blog is haunted: You are the only presence.
If you are walking around your blog like a lonely zombie, it's a safe sign that your blog needs more visitors.
Provide high quality content and they will come! Your blog posts are creepy.
Your last blog entry says "Happy New Year 2011"? Well, THAT'S CREEPY! No wonder your blog doesn't provide results.
It's time to brush off the dust and bring in some fresh air with bright and shiny high-quality blog posts.
The holiday season provides plenty of ideas for great content, no matter what business you're in.
From business related tips for the holidays to contests and special holiday offers-- just let your creative juices flow.
Paranormal activity.
If your blog site stats show no normal or paranormal activity, you're probably not creating the right type of posts.
To attract readers (aka potential customers or clients) and drive more traffic to your blog, you need to know what interests them, not you, and post about it consistently.
If you are speaking "their language", your site stats will soon show great visitor numbers.
Have you ever had these kinds of blog experiences? The most important thing is not to panic.
The most effective way to drive more traffic to your blog is providing high value and addressing your target audience's wants and needs.
Share your expertise and let them know that you are the go-to person and their problem solver.
Your readers will see you as the expert in your field, come back for more, and eventually buy from you.
Nothing spooky about that.