There is no one way to write a blog post, but I know that when just starting out, the idea of sitting down and writing a post can be extremely daunting. You feel that it needs to be well written, provide value, engage your reader, and be interesting. It’s a tall order, but I am going to go through the steps of how I write a post in hopes that you’ll realize it’s a challenge, but one you can easily overcome to write wonderful posts that promote your business and keep you in the game.
Find a Topic
This sounds so simple, but it’s really the most important step because if you don’t know what you want to write about, how are you going to write anything at all? …
Here are the top ten myths I hear on a daily basis as to why businesses are not jumping on the social media bandwagon. They’re mostly just excuses, and I’m here to dispel as many of them as I can.
The sad truth of the matter is that many people will come to your store or website and not buy a thing or hire your services. But that doesn’t mean they won’t in the future. As long as they don’t forget about you. Which brings us to the question, how do you keep yourself in front of customers who aren’t ready to buy?
If you want your blog read on a consistent basis, you need to provide your readers with value. Assuming you started your blog as an extension of your business, your blog is a way to keep customers informed of your comings and goings and also to grow your online presence. If you are using your blog as a platform for your business, you want to get as many return readers as possible. This will grow your online presence and your clientele. How can you do that? Listed below are five ways:
Welcome to the first post of a new series: Success Stories. I am interviewing businesses that are using social media as all or part of their marketing plan. My first interview is with Michael Farah, owner of 
As a bonus afternoon post, I thought we could discuss a topic that is very important but doesn’t often get a lot of recognition. Your About page.