Think you have a good grasp of your conversion funnel? Well, you might want to think again.

According to a study by Econsultancy, only 22% of businesses in 2017 were satisfied with their conversion rates. Aside from low conversion rates, companies also cited low visitor engagement and high bounce rates as their major concerns.

Leads won’t automatically turn into sales by themselves. You need to have a compelling reason for your visitors to do business with you. Here’s a quick guide on how you can get in more sales for your business.

Getting leads from your blog takes a lot of work. Converting those leads? Well, that’s a whole different ball game.

Whether you’re trying to rake up more sales or capture more sign-ups for an upcoming webinar or online course, remember one thing:

It’s all about making it easy for your target audience to find the information they’re looking for!

In this article, you’ll learn the secret to improving your blog conversion rate with five easy tips that you can start doing immediately.

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Ecourses have become quite popular these past years with many people looking for ways to improve their skills even in the comfort of their own homes.

This business article that features Danielle White shows you how profitable selling e-courses are in this day and age.

While it may seem like it requires tons of work, you don’t need an MBA or Ph.D. to create your own e-course.

If you look at the courses at Masterclass, all of the instructors there are world-class talent in their respective fields.

So, if you are an expert in a specific practice, then you must be able to create a course on your choice of learning management systems that will help others improve their lives.

Excited to launch (or re-launch) your blogging course? Then let’s begin!

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The world is becoming more interconnected as the world becomes increasingly mobile, global and diverse. 

A recent article in Forbes reported that China Now Boasts More Than 800 Million mobile global consumers.  Even in India, where the number of internet users has experienced rapid growth, users will very soon reach 627 million, primarily driven by growth in rural areas. 

Like China, the population of mobile users is exploding so much that by 2022, it is estimated that there will be 829 million smartphone users in India. 

This growth isn’t exclusive to China and India. Rural areas of Africa and Asia are Also increasingly online, reading about new trends, making business decisions and dreaming about their next purchase.

These statistics and trends should elicit both alarm and optimism among today’s bloggers who have grown comfortable with their mostly homogeneous audiences.

But what will these new segments, new cultures, and new opportunities want and need? 

Will they be loyal audiences to your blog or will they start their own blogs that are more in tune with their own cultural underpinnings and linguistic requirements? 

Will your blog be able to adapt to serve them or will it miss the opportunity that awaits to expand readership? 

Could these new users start their own blogs that easily target their unmet needs that you neglected to plan for?

These are all good question, and all are within the realm of possibilities.

SEO has gone a long way since websites took shape. Gone were the days when they were all about keywords. Now, search engines became a lot more complex, yet better.

“How,” you ask?

With the help of structured data.

Structured data made it into the realms of SEO when Google, Yahoo!, Bing, and Yandex created a standardized list of attributes in 2011. This was called Schema.org, the precursor to the structured data we have now.

However, many still don’t know what structured data is.

Fortunately, we’re going to talk about that here as we’ll show you what it is, what it’s for, and how it can be used for SEO.

Ghostwriting benefits you in many ways.

As a blogger, you are aware of the hardships of keeping up with an editorial calendar. There’s just so many variables you need to consider when producing a well-written blog post.

And that’s just one of the many things you do as a blogger.

Let’s face it – blogging is not a sustainable lifestyle if you do it alone.

Therefore, ensuring your blog stays active and profitable is one of the prime reasons why you need to hire ghostwriters.

Not only do they help you write articles. But they also give you time to work on more important tasks!

However, hiring the right one isn’t easy. You must consider many things to get the perfect one.

In this post, I will guide you through the process of looking, screening, hiring, and working with a trusted  ghostwriter for your blog who will make your life much easier:

Have you ever wondered how celebrity bloggers can get thousands of views right after posting their new content?

It’s not a form of black magic, mind you. It’s a digital marketing strategy called email automation.

You see, apart from quality content, your email list is the most valuable resource you can have as a blogger. Why? Because it allows you to quickly reach out to your audience.

With a qualified email list, you can direct traffic to your website without having to worry about algorithm changes or social media platforms. Plus, you can monetize your email campaigns by keeping your audience engaged and up-to-date with your brand.

In fact, bloggers who use email campaigns as part of their content marketing strategy have the potential to earn a higher revenue than those who don’t.

According to this survey, bloggers with an email marketing strategy earn up to 447% more than those without one. And even though email marketing seems like it requires hard work, you can easily set it up with a few simple email automation strategies.

And here’s the truth:

You don’t have to spend a lot of time (or money!) creating awesome email content to send to your subscribers’ list.

Here are some email automation tactics to ensure that you never lose touch with your audience:

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