Dive into our blog posts at Monstrous Media Group! Get the inside scoop on digital marketing, web design, development, SEO and more. Level up your online game and business know-how while having a good read!
Journalists believe that a headline (or heading in case of a blog post!) not only tells a story but it sells as well. According to a post written by Neil Patel, you would believe the statement is partially right. He says that in a survey carried out by the famous content marketer Copyblogger, 8 out of 10 people got hooked by reading the title.
If you are an SEO expert, you probably already know the significance of reducing the loading time of a blog. Grapevine suggests and many experts have endorsed it themselves that loading time is one of the ranking factors that is used by Google.
There are a lot of ways in which you can increase your search engine rankings other than just keyword optimization. Find out how...
Like it or not, the world is going mobile. As of 2015, there are officially more mobile-only internet users than PC-only internet users.
Google keeps track of every change occurring on the internet. When you blog periodically, Google finds your website to have ‘fresh content’, giving you an advantage over the competition. There are also other ways how this can help.
Content curation is slowly becoming an important tool for content marketers. Many writers suffer from writer’s block sometimes. So, consistently creating fresh, original content that will be liked by your readers is not easy. Even if you are not suffering from writer’s block, you may find out that your target audience is not interested in the kind of content you are serving them.
Creating meaningful, interesting, and popular content is not easy. However, when you create content which is well loved and liked by your target group, you should find ways to repurpose this content in different ways that help to prolong the longevity of this content. Brilliant content can be modified in a number of ways.
Snapchat was created with the aim to share multimedia messages, in real time, which could include photos and videos, and came with editing options. It was mainly viewed as an app which allowed personal, one-on-one engagement, rather than social interaction, which is the cornerstone of sites like Facebook and Twitter. However, over the last three or four years, it has also evolved as a site for accessing public content which could be live events, publications or even brand networks which brands leverage to create a following.
The one-size-fits-all has been invalidated by content marketers. The last decade was all about creation of content-just content. You didn’t need knowledge about SEO or writing long, information-rich content. The search engines also didn’t have a proper framework to decide the ranking system. But, now people are no longer happy with generic content. They want personalized content which solves their problems.
According to KnowledgeTree, content marketing is a $44 billion industry globally and 83% of B2B organizations have adopted it as a marketing strategy to drive sales. In such a competitive environment, you cannot base your decisions just on your gut feeling or what you think may work.
