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Top business advice from Penny Power, Founder of business social network Ecademy. See this show to hear her thoughts on the basics of engaging blogging that will build interest and your audience.See more business news television shows featuring these experts, as they give their top expert business advice at www.yourbusinesschannel.com Penny Power The art of blogging, dont be frightened about doing it, remember that its about building friendships, making public want to talk to you but make sure you dont do a few things, make sure its not an advert. If you advertise that’s called a blogvert public will not like that, public dont want to be broadcasted to. Make sure that you dont just place a link in that takes them off the site since they wont do that. Make sure you have a fantastic heading since public wont look at your blog unless the heading encourages them to, make sure your blog has something in it that encourages that communication so that when public are looking down the page of blogs they can say well that’s an active blog 14 public involved in that blog, that must be a fantastic discussion and at all times make sure that you’re offering something to the community that’s going to help them, that that piece of information you’re sharing is fun or its fascinating to read or its going to increase their business skills and just make sure that that blog reflects you as a person and that its professional and that’s it professionally produced and even if you’re a fun person that …
A weblog (or simply blog) is a website that ‘publishes’ or facial appearance articles (which are called ‘blog posts’, ‘posts’, or ‘entries’), written by an individual or a group that make use of any or a combination of straight texts, photographs or images (photo blog), video (video blog), audio files (audio blog,) and hyperlinks.
Usually presented and prearranged in reverse chronological order, blogs are essentially used for online journal or a web diary, content management system and online publishing platform.
A typical blog has the subsequent components:
· Post date -the date and time of the blog entry
· Category – the category that the blog belongs to
· Title – the title of the blog
· Main body – the main content of the blog
· RSS and track back – links the blog back from other sites
· Comments – commentaries that are added by readers
· Permalinks – the URL of the full article
· Other optional items – calendar, archives, blog rolls, and add-ons or plug-ins
A blog can also have a footer, usually found at the bottom of the blog, that shows the post date, the author, the category, and the ‘stats’ ( number of comments).
Here are numerous types of blogs:
1. Political blog – on news, politics, activism, and other issue based blogs (such as campaigning).
2. Personal blog – also known as online diary that may include an individual’s day-to-day experience, complaints, poems, and illicit thoughts, and communications linking friends.
3. Topical blog – with focus either on a particular niche (function or position) that is usually technical in nature or a local information.
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4. Shape blog – on specific shape issues. Medical blog is a major category of shape blog that facial appearance medical news from shape care professionals and/or real patient cases.
5. Literary blog – also known as lit blog.
6. Travel blog – with focus on a traveler’s tales on a particular journey.
7. Research blog – on academic issues such as research notes.
8. Legal blog – on law (technical areas) and legal contact; also known as ‘blawgs’.
9. Media blog – focus on falsehoods or inconsistencies in mass media; usually exclusive for a newspaper or a television network.
10. Religious blog – on religious topics
11. Culture blog – on culture applications, usually written by students and teachers.
12. Collaborative or collective blog – a specific topic written by a group of public.
13. Directory blog – contains a collection of numerous web sites.
14. Business blog – used by entrepreneurs and corporate employees to promote their businesses or talk about their work.
15. Personification blog – focus on non-human being or objects (such as dogs).
16. Spam blogs – used for promoting affiliated websites; also known as ‘splogs’.
Blogging is typically done on a regular basis. The term “blogging” refers to the act of authoring, maintaining, or adding an article to an existing blog, while the term “blogger” refers to a person or a group who keeps a blog.
Today, more than 3 million blogs can be found in the Internet. This figure is continuously on the rise, as the availability of various blog software, tools, and other applications make it simpler for just about anyone to bring up to date or maintain the blog (even persons with small or no technical social class). Since of this trend, bloggers can now be categorized into 4 main types:
· Personal bloggers – public who focus on a diary or on any topic that an individual feels strongly about.
· Business bloggers – public who focus on promoting products and services.
· Governmental bloggers – public who focus on internal or external communication in an organization or a community.
· Professional bloggers – public who are hired or paid to do blogging.
Problogging refers to blogging for a profit. Probloggers (professional bloggers) are public who make money from blogging.
Money-making opportunities for probloggers:
· Advertising programs
· RSS advertising
· Aid
· Affiliate Programs
· Digital assets
· Blog network writing gigs
· Business blog writing gigs
· Non blogging writing gigs
· Flipping blogs
· Merchandising
· Consulting and speaking
Things you need to consider if you want to be successful in problogging:
1. Be patient. Problogging requires a lot of time and effort, not to mention a long-term vision.
2. Know your audience. Targeting a specific audience or group is a key to building a readership.
3. Be an ‘expert’. Focus on a specific niche topic and strive to be the “go-to” blogger on that topic.
4. Diversify. Conduct experiment with various adds and affiliate programs that enable you to make money online .
5. Do not bore your readers. Focus on the layout. White chairs, line spacings, and larger fonts make a blog welcoming to read.
Certainly, it is possible to earn money from blogs. One just needs to take risks, the passion, and the right attitude in order to be a successful problogger.
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This guide for beginners blog marketing was written with a basketball coaching blog as an example, but can straightforwardly be substituted for any other niche. With a bit of luck you will learn a new way or two that can help you achieve your bloggin goals. Here are the simple steps to more blogger traffic:
1. Find similar blogs
You can start looking for correlated blogs by by the quest engines. Quest by relevant keywords + “blog”. Use the singular and plural form of the keywords for each quest.
For example – “basketball blog”, “basketball blogs”, “basketball coaching blogs”, “NBA blogs”, “sports coaching blogs”, “high school basketball blog”, etc.
If you do these searches on multiple quest engines (bing,google,question.com, etc) you will come up with more options than if you were to only quest on google.
Once you have found correlated, high quality blogs you should either bookmark them, place them in a spreadsheet, etc. Keeping track of everything can save headaches later on.
After finding and organizing your the makings candidates you should subscribe to, or “follow” their blog. This normally involves submitting your email address and/or website with some simple personal information. After subscribing you will be updated (by email) of any new posts, & of answers to any of your own comments made on other public’s blog.
*Note-It might be a excellent thought to make a new email address dedicated completely to subsequent others’ blogs. This way you can separate your personal email and your blog correlated email.
2. Interact with the correlated blogs you have found
Most blog owners will post updates anywhere from 1-10 X per week. Considering the amount of correlated blogs you may have found, this can be an overwhelming amount of information to comment on or add to. As a result, it is wise to only interact with blog posts that you are either very knowledgeable on or feel strongly about. You have to be saying something vital or enlightening to persuade other readers that you are an expert. After a few comments, regular readers of the correlated blogs will recognize your expertise, and in turn check out your own blog – this will lead to more followers for you.
*Note you don’t always have to disagree with a blog post to feel strongly about it. If a post is written particularly well and you find it informative, its not a terrible thought to comment about why you loved/agreed with the post and what specifically you liked about it. This can result in pleased blog owners, who may eventually question for you to write a guest blog post.
It is a excellent thought to mix-up the type of comments that you make. Some can be a debate if you disagree with something. Some can be made in agreement with a post. Others still may add on something that was stated. Its vital to switch it up so that you don’t look negative or like a yes-man. You want to stimulate thought with your posts.
The goal of commenting on other blogs is to gain backlinks to your own blog, as well as set up credibility in your community. When commenting on others’ posts here is usually a spot for your own website, which will be hyperlinked owing to your name. It will look similar to this- Mauro Panaggio says: – The link should link to your blog (mauropanaggio.blogspot.com).
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3. Comment on basketball correlated articles & news
The internet is filled with basketball articles and news. Start by doing a quest for the different types of articles you want to add to.
Use searches like “basketball articles”, “basketball coaching articles”, “basketball defense articles”, “basketball offense articles”, “free-throw articles”, etc
Use any relevant keywords with the word “articles” or “article” at the end and you will know doubt find thousands of possible seats to comment and add a link back to your blog. Get creative with your searches. You can be as specific or broad as you like. Things like “Orlando Magic articles” and “Orlando Magic strategy articles” will all yield different results. Focus on the highest ranking articles, as these will be seen more and result in more public reading your comments. The only exception is with broad searches like “basketball articles”. In this case it is possible that the first 5-10 pages could all get enough traffic to give explanation for a comment.
The following part of this step is to stay up with current basketball news. These get the most traffic, though here are usually many comments. This can make it simple for yours to get lost and overlooked. It is vital to pay concentration to the regulars commenting on these types of articles. They are usually leads to find new blogs and possible interaction/networking. When commenting on news articles, it is vital to keep your responses shorter and to the point. Don’t not remember to add your website’s hyperlink.
4. Submitting to relevant blog directories
In order to make it so that your blog is straightforwardly found, it can help to submit to multiple blog directories. This involves doing a number of searches. Use keywords followed by the word “blog(s)” + the words “directory” or “directories”
“Basketball blog directory”, “Coaching bog directory”, and “Sports blog directory” are all excellent starts. These may not return very many relevant results, though.
After this, try searching for and submitting to general blog directories.
“blog directory”, “blog directories”, and “free blog directory” are excellent searches to start with.
*Note do not spend too much time on this step It is much less vital then the other steps and can be implemented when the others have already been done for the day. This administer can be frustrating and time consuming.
5. Look for guest blogging opportunities
Here are many websites dedicated to bringing together bloggers and public looking for guest blog spots. Start with some simple searches and elaborate as needed.
“Basketball guest blogging” “Guest blogging opportunities” etc
In most cases you will have to sign up as a member at these sites (its usually free). This step can help gain a lot of exposure for your blog as well as provide relevant backlinks.
6. Turn your blogs into articles
Many informative blog posts can be “spun” into articles and submitted to numerous article sites. If done correctly this can result in increased exposure and useful backlinks. Some of the most effective article websites are: Ezinearticles, ArticlesBase, Goarticles, and ArticleDashboard.
Spinning your blog posts into articles is an art. The key is to develop content that sounds very fascinating (excellent title) and targets keywords with high quest density.
*Note – I can help you with this step. I will submit your articles and include links, titles, keyword research, etc. All you have to do is spin the blog post into something that is more news worthy. Example – If you had an article about defense, it could be spun into “10 most forgotten basketball defensive strategies” – or something like that.
7. Writing effective blog posts
While you should provide lots of essential and skill correlated content for your blog, it is vital to apply this out among more light hearted blog posts. For example, in one week you may do a posts about “Motivating your team when they are losing”, “5 coaches who should be fired”, and “Why ____ could have helped the Magic beat the Jazz”.
Some posts should be strictly informative, others opinions, some made as commentary about recent games or events, and others a combination of all 3.
It is vital to keep the blog posts at a reasonable length, as concentration spans are fleeting nowadays. Also be aware of others who may be commenting on your posts, and be sure to respond if the situation requires it. Constructive interaction may lead more word of mouth followers. Just be sure to keep an open mind when dealing with others’ opinions. You always get the occasional jerks or idiots who don’t know what they are talking about.
Be sure to include any relevant pictures, links, or audio/video that may help your readers. This can make the difference linking a excellent or terrible post.
Remember to determine who your readers are (or who you want them to be) and cater to them.
8. Utilize existing channels and contacts
This one is a no brainer. After you have made a few posts and your blog is looking excellent, reach out to anyone you already know and that might be interested. Ex players, coaches, and anyone else who might pass along the word. Use emails, facebook, and even phone calls to inform others about your blog and encourage them to tell their friends.
This step will help you gain a excellent base of followers and is a fantastic starting point. It is much harder to gain followers you don’t know, especially if you currently have small no none to start with. Public tend to follow blogs that already have a lot of followers, so starting with the low hanging fruit is key.
Here are many other, more advanced tactics to help increase your blog traffic. Since this is a beginners guide we will have to deal with them some other time. This should give you a firm grasp on some of the most basics steps for effectively promoting your blog.
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Is having a blog central to a social media plot and if so how should it be used?
Something that is often missed or voted for over by many commentators when talking about the effective use of social media is the importance of your own website or blog in the context of your social media activities. Indeed listening to some all you need to do is have a Facebook account!
No. This is not the case; its selling yourself and your firm far fleeting
Effective with a blog should be central to everything you do. Don’t let web designers or agencies who want to develop an expensive Web 1.0 style website tell you differently; refer them to this blog post.
The social media provide the means to build rapport, relationship and trust; this is where you become known, liked and trusted but its not where the business is conducted.
Why?
Since this is done back at your blog. The blog should be you centre or hub where everything is pulled together in one cohesive, substantive and all encompassing centre of excellence.
The social media utilities are where you make excitement interest and enthusiasm, your blog is where you pull it all together.
So if its that vital, where should one start?
The starting point is not to start but to look and learn!
The starting point is to research the social media world; try it out as a user. In this way you’ll come to see how your blog might fit in the wider context; then
1. Set up an RSS reader and subscribe to blogs;
2. See what is really well loved and reckon about what it means for you and your output;
3. Sign up on twitter and see what others in your sector are saying and doing [it may not be excellent]; its a excellent thought to do Twitter searches on your competitors;
4. Make a commitment to actively follow public on Twitter who you find or who you know place out fantastic quality content on their blogs so you get to see it as it comes up;
5. Sign up at a mix of social book marking sites and engage; see how others use their blogs in this context;
6. Visit the main networking sites for your benefit arena;
7. Visit relevant forums and start posting a few comments, but only when and where you can add value;
8. Get a feel for it, take your time, see how it all works; get a feel for where you feel most comfortable
Remember that when your social media plot, your online videos, your podcasts and all else is in place you’ll have a fully interconnected series of new media sites that work in concert on your behalf; but don’t try or even reckon you can set it all up in a day and that’s it; it doesn’t work like that!
When you’re comfortable the 1st thing to do is to set up your own blog and simply start blogging with your very best materials.
A blog is a powerful tool as it allows your readers to: add content and to subscribe so they are automatically told when content is updated; they also automatically ping the quest engines when content is updated.
I recommend a WordPress blog as they are simple to set up and here are many free plug-ins available giving extraordinary functionality dependent on what you want to do.
The fantastic thing about WordPress is that here is nearly no set up but the downside with hosted blogging is that it does not deliver as much quest engine benefit since the content does not reside on your website domain; therefore I recommend getting your own keyword focused domain name and placing your WordPress blog here;
All the main hosting providers have ready made arrangements for facilitating a WordPress blog so it really is very simple to set up.
The keys to effective use of your blog really are very simple:
1. Focus your posts on things that are current;
2. Address issues your target audience are concerned about or interested in;
3. Make sure each blog post is keyword optimised for words public are searching for that the post focuses in on;
4. Encourage public to contribute to debates;
5. Post the answers to the questions, problems, and challenges that you know from looking elsewhere that public are asking;
6. Don’t be frightened of controversy and taking a stand; this encourages participation; and
7. Focus on developing active conversations that draw more and more public into the frame;
Its also vital to:
1. Post links to your Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn sites whenever you make a new post;
2. Reckon about guest Blogging on other high traffic, blogs by well written posts with a bi-line and a link back to your own blog;
3. Keep asking for comments, asking questions, seeking opinions and do make sure that you comment on all the substantive comments that folks make on your blog;
4. Visit the blogs of persons who are commenting and write on their sites; and where appropriate link to their content in your blog posts and via Twitter; all is well as this becomes infectious and everyone benefits.
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WordPress templates are also readily available giving preset functionality helping the newbie to quickly achieve the desired results. I use the Socrates template which you can find out more about by clicking on the Affiliate link word ‘Socrates’ at the very bottom right hand side of this blog page.
Your blog should become the main way for public to really come to know you and your firm.
Do public want to go to your blog per say? No! So why have one?
Since on your blog, with its keyword titled and optimised posts, prospects will find the answers to their questions and get to know you as you help them to know more.
When considering the the makings of the social media, its not the utilities themselves, be it your blog, Facebook, twitter, the social book marking platforms or news sites or LinkedIn that are vital,it’s the information they contain
Set up an RSS feed:
1. RSS feeds benefit publishers by let them syndicate content automatically at the same time as benefiting readers who want to subscribe to suitable updates from preferred blogs or websites.
2. In essence what happens is all persons feeds from as many sites as you chose to draw from come into one place where the reader can view them all.
3. RSS feeds are read by an “RSS reader”. A user subscribes to a feed by clicking the RSS icon in a web browser. The RSS reader checks the user’s subscribed feeds regularly for new work, downloads any updates that it finds, and provides a user interface to monitor and read the feeds.
It’s a excellent thought to start social book marking your ‘material’ including all your videos and your high value blog posts. This will open up channels to your website making back links and visitors; examples of book marking sites include: Digg, Reddit, StumbleUpon,Google buzz, del.icio.us, Mixx, Fark, Clipmarks, Newsvine, Propeller, Mister Wong, Blinklist, and faves; but here hundreds more.
Now I know that most of these sites are US based but UK public do use them. As far as I can tell here are few if any of note specifically focused on the UK.
Your Blog should be integrated into all aspects of your social media initiatives;
1. every post should be promoted via twitter;
2. when videos are included in a post each should be uploaded to the main video upload sites,
3. all your blog posts with video should be posted to Facebook and LinkedIn,
4. and if its of real interest you should make a Pod cast of the blog post video and up load it to the main Pod cast channels even if for the minute its itunes that is the most vital
One vital guideline is that a significant percentage of your blog posts should include a fleeting video, with commentary. The commentary should be a repeat of the same information presented in the video; its for persons that prefer to read quickly, including giving any links that are mentioned in the video,
One of the most frequent questions about blogging is this:
What is more vital the quality of the content of a blog or the frequency of the updating of the blog itself? i.e. do we go for a few infrequently positioned really excellent articles or loads of mean fare?
Now of course frequency is an issue and it is vital. Who wants to repeatedly go back to a blog and see very small that is new? Nobody!
If you do take this approach then you’ll quickly find that the few that come in the first place start coming back fewer and fewer times if you’re not updating.
So if you want regular visitors, whom you’re seeking to build rapport and relationship with, you must keep updating regularly
But above all else,, whether considering the blog from the readers perspective or the quest engine’s, it’s the quality of the material that is by far the most vital factor in your success.
This is where most go incorrect and loose what subsequent they have built since the substance just isn’t here to warrant repeat visits
This means whether you use a daily, or a once or twice a week or a twice monthly blog bring up to date regime this is far less vital than only Blogging when you have something relevant, valuable, suitable or fascinating to say to persons you’re targeting.
The upshot of all this is that you must keep on top of your Blogging:
1. you must be doing your research; you must be developing new or fresh insights;
2. you should be shaping up fascinating angles;
3. you must be posing questions to stimulate debates and new threads;
4. you need to get off the fence and polarise folk into taking a position;
5. you need to be providing an insider’s perspective, developing an angle, or taking a stand, whatever it takes to be a name public appreciate hearing more from.
The adoption of such a tack will mean your blog will get backlinks, public will respond and make comments; public will quote your ‘material’ and it will be seen as useful and worthy of future visits.
The result your market profile will become ever stronger, you will delight in better quest engine rankings public will see you as a name with something say; public will start to appreciate your worth and a whole new world will open up.
A conundrum for some firms that have started by Blogging and the social media is their failure to manage it as a means of attaining beneficial results.
Jumping into Blogging & social media initiatives without knowing what visibly defined benefits you seek to attain is a totals waste of time. as usually this means that small will achieved as here is no focus in what you’re doing and no integration in the campaign context with other social media sites.
Real value must be defined from both the client’s and the firm’s perspectives.
Here is no purpose in doing something that will take time and resource if its not clear why you’re doing it, how all parties will benefit and where should be the focus to achieve the desired benefits.
For example For your firm the benefits of your blogging and social media activities might be
1. To improve the benefit innovation administer by encouraging customer input;
2. To build innocent relationships with prospects that translate into new client contracts;
3. To identify benefit fleeting falls via client feedback;
4. To know what public reckon of you and what is being said about the firm in the local context;
5. To connect and build relationships with other firms that result in JVs or new business;
6. To get pleased clients to become advocates of the firm;
7. To reinvigorate past clients to use the firm once more; or
8. To build must use status for the firm in its area of expertise or To build go-to status for the firm’s business leaders
Then from the client’s perspective the benefits might be:
1. The provision of brilliant quality information communicated in ways and at times when they want to receive it;
2. To gain the feeling that the organization values and really cares about them;
3. To delight in a fantastic experience when interacting with the companionship;
4. The ability to affect how a benefit is being marketed or made thus giving a feeling of contribution and involvement; and
5. They can delight in special Offers and promotions which they take exclusively owing to the social media channels they like to use or at the blog.
These may or may not be specific to your clients as here will be hundreds of objectives and resultant benefits arising from the effective use of the social media sector by sector, practise by practise.
The key here is really setting up these value statements so that you have a clear thought in what areas and how, the firm its partners, prospects and clients who are consuming your materials and entering into dialogues with you are benefiting.
Why?
Since herein lies the raison d’etre for committing too and implementing your Blogging programme and your social media plot.
You can see many more articles like this at our Online Video for Professionals blog.
Stephen Kember is Proprietor at Online Video For Professionals; a firm dedicated to supporting the business owners of professional services firms in the UK and France with their online marketing by online video and the social media to set up relationships, build trust and get more of the right sort of clients.
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After setting up your home business blog, culture how to breed leads online is one of the first steps to your online MLM success. Wouldn’t your business be in a better position if you could turn all your MLM blog visitors into leads and prospects?
It is possible to enhance your MLM blog, hence improve your lead generation and conversion, and therefore potentially give you more leads and prospects for your home business.
Supercharging your network marketing blog
Below, I will give you a list of plugins that will supercharge your MLM blog, and I will also clarify to you how and why the particular plugin helps you in your online network marketing efforts.
If your network marketing blog had the power to breed more high quality leads for you, and help you perform your social marketing, would you not be interested in knowing how? How do you reckon your business would look? When you have leads on-demand, you would focus on just recruiting and sponsoring, and that in itself can help shift your mentality to an abundance mentality, which does wonders for your home business.
My top wordpress blog plugins to supercharge your MLM business blog
1. Google XML Sitemaps plugin
This handy small plugin generates an XML sitemap of your home business website, and submits it to the quest engines, all automatically. This is vital, as Google uses the XML sitemap to get a view of all the pages and posts on your site. Effectively, this means that your pages and posts are indexed within the major quest engines. Ensuring your content is optimized gives you more visitors, since your pages and posts are already indexed.
2. W3 total cache
This is an brilliant caching plugin, and if used just right, it will speed up your network marketing blog by a large magnitude. Now that Google ranks your site on page load times, among other factors, this is an vital plugin to have.
Not only is this plugin fantastic for your site speed, from Google’s standpoint, but your readers and network marketing leads will like you for it. You may have visited a very slow-to-load blog before……how long did you stay on the site?
Used in combination with Amazon’s S3 and CDN services, W3 total cache will boost your network marketing blog speed by unbelievable factors.
If your MLM blog loads quickly, your readers are likely to stay longer and read your articles and posts. You of course have to have very excellent quality content on your MLM blog.
3. SEO All-In-One-Pack
All-In-One SEO plugin is handy for your crucial on-page Quest Engine Optimization, unless you have installed the Thesis theme.
When you can rank very high in the quest engines results pages, for relevant terms within your niche, you can get to attract the best MLM leads. Taking care of your on-page SEO factors goes a long way in helping you rank well on the quest engines for your relevant terms. With excellent quest engine rankings for your chosen terms, you get to attract more visitors to your MLM blog, and hence potentially breed better quality home business leads and prospects.
With the Thesis theme, SEO is in-built into the framework, and so the All-In-One-SEO plugin becomes unnecessary. If you have thesis, a lot of your SEO headaches are handled by the theme.
4. Yoast Breadcrumbs
Yoast Breadcrumbs gives blog readers a trail, so they know where in the heirarchy of your MLM blog, they are.
The links within Yoast Breadcrumbs are also useful to the quest engines as they follow them, and get an indication as to your site structure. This is excellent for your overall quest engine rankings.
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5. FB Share Button
This is the traditional-looking Facebook button, that you have most likely seen if you have been visiting and viewing blogs. When a reader or blog visitor uses this plugin to share your blog article on their Facebook profile, their comment, together with a link to your article, is posted on their Facebook profile. This again potentially gives you more readers and visitors for your blog article. This gets you more home business leads, assuming of course your network marketing blog content is excellent enough.
6. Google Analyticator
This plugin displays Google analytics data within your network marketing blog. This is fantastic in that, the plugin provides you with useful analytics information:
a) Where do your blog visitors come from
b) It shows you the keywords used by visitors to get to your MLM blog
c) Which pages do they seem to like more than others
7. Statpress plugin
Statpress gathers statistics and gives you valuable information, about your blog readers and visitors. You can view where your visitors are going, and what they are doing on your blog, all in real-time. Use of this plugin allows you to differentiate linking the spiders and the human visitors.
8. Akismet plugin
Spam is a conundrum that is all over the internet. Akismet takes care of the spam conundrum for you. The more valuable your MLM blog, the more likely that you will have a lot of spammers interested in targetting your blog. If unchecked, spam leaves an unprofessional look on your MLM blog. Depiction a blog talking about online network marketing lead generation, and you have comments linked to generic drugs. Every home business blog must absolutely have Akismet. When your blog visitors see a clean, focussed blog, they are more likely to stay.
9. Dagon Design Sitemap Generator plugin
With this plugin, an html sitemap of your entire site is made for you automatically. This helps users navigate your site with ease, as they have links to all your content. With excellent quality content, you can keep a visitor for longer on your home business blog. This sitemap generator can be customized to your desire, and so you can determine what pages and posts appear.
10. Sexy Bookmarks plugin
With this plugin, readers can straightforwardly share your content. Owing to use of this plugin, you give your blog readers a multitude of social media platforms from which to share your content. This plugin gives your blog articles a wider viewership, as your readers get to share your incredible articles and posts with their friends and contacts on their social media profiles.
The result of this, is that you can attract and breed more leads and prospects for your MLM Business, from just your single visitor.
11. SEOPressor plugin
This plugin makes your SEO simplified and simpler on you, and helps you improve your quest engine rankings for your particular target quest terms.
Just as an expert Quest Engine Optimization consultant will tell you what to do with your target keywords (if (s)he will), this plugin will do a similar job with your target keywords:
a) This plugin tells you the most optimal place to place your main quest term
b) SEOPressor tells you if you keyword density is too high or too low
c) This plugin highlights your main keyword terms, by italicizing it, bolding it, and underlining it, which of course is vital for quest engine rankings.
To achieve greater rankings for your main keyword, you either have to know your SEO very well and hope for the best, or get SEOPressor and get excellent rankings for your keywords. Attracting more visitors when you have high rankings for your quest terms is thus achievable, and you also get to breed more leads for your MLM business.
For network marketers with an already established network marketing blog, SEOPressor can be used to improve the on-page SEO factors of all your past pages and articles, hence boost their rankings and help you attract more visitors and leads for your home based MLM business.
12. FB Like plugin
The FB Like plugin lets your readers like your blog post, and this filters owing to to their Facebook profile. This then becomes visible to your blog reader’s friends and contacts on their Facebook profile, which is excellent for the viewership of your MLM blog.
13. Thank me later plugin
With this plugin, you can interact with your home business blog commenters, by sending them an email after they comment on your blog post. You can use this to connect with your commenters on a deeper level, or remind them to connect with you on the social media profiles, or subscribe to your feed. This simple gesture can go a long way in forming and cementing relationships with your MLM blog commenters. Network Marketing is about building relationships, so this plugin is handy to have.
Armed with this information, you can set about optimizing your network marketing blog articles and posts, in order to attract more prospects. When you know which content your home business prospects and visitors seem to like, you can optimize your blog content to target more of the relevant keywords.
14. Tweetmeme retweet plugin
Your MLM blog readers can share your blog content with their twitter followers, owing to the use of this plugin. Included with this plugin, is a live counter, showing how many times your blog post has been shared on twitter. With a excellent quality blog post, the retweet counter will show high numbers, and this in itself invites a lot more visitors and the makings home business leads.
15. Popup Domination
Any home business owner with some online presence will undoubtedly be intereseted in generating leads for their home business.
This plugin allows you to breed leads for your home business. Some of the top pusher’s online use nice-looking popup webforms to capture leads. That’s Popup
Domination in action.
By this plugin saves you the hassle of having to design your popup web form.
This plugin works well with the major autoresponder services, and has been producing incredible results for some of the well-known marketers around.
More leads and subscribers potentially gives you more sales and more downline team members; having Popup Domination will certainly help your home business.
The plugins above, are my pick of plugins that will supercharge your network marketing blog, and help you breed more leads for your home business.
When you supercharge your MLM blog, you can breed high quality network marketing leads and prospects, brand yourself, and place upfront cash into your pocket. Michael T. Makahamadze shows home business owners, how to build a real MLM business, around YOU, by technology and the internet.
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