One of the most important aspects of having an active blog is building your email list. You want almost everyone who visits your blog to feel compelled to sign up for your list.
Face it, the reason you want to be a great blogger is to grow your business and make more money, right? Of course, you do. In order to make money from your blog you will need to find ways to monetize your blog.
Online security is a big concern for many online businesses today. How can you protect the hard work that you have put into your WordPress blog and site?
Traditionally, with this approach business people attend designated “networking meetings” where they meet other people and exchange business cards in the hope that one of the people they talked to would send some clients their way. Some people may look at it as an "Old School" method but networking done effectively can still work. It's about building relationships and taking that initial introduction to the next level.
Blog marketing can be quite complicated for anyone that has never even blogged before. If you are considering getting into small business blog marketing, you will want to first have a blog and see what that is like before you get into something more.
When it comes to email marketing businesses are concerned on whether they should use a single or double opt-in option. Some will say that using a double opt-in makes them lose subscribers – after all, how many people really take the time to click a link to confirm their subscription? That may be a good argument but it’s really a weak one if you think about it.
If you’re growing your mailing list and emailing on a regular basis, that’s great. But there’s a little more to email marketing than just growing your list and sending your subscribers some emails that you hope will get them to do something.
You work hard to get people to opt-in to your mailing list. Once you get them on your list the last thing you want is your emails to end up in the dreaded spam folder.