LinkedIn currently provides two ways for you to share your thoughts on the platform—short status updates and longer, blog-length articles. You’ve probably even seen some of your connections sharing articles from their LinkedIn account. Sharing an article is a great way to increase your reach on LinkedIn and demonstrate your expertise in your field. Not all articles are created equal, though—here are a few tips to make sure yours has a better chance of being read and appreciated…
Read MoreIf you’ve ever been frustrated by our online marketing efforts, you may enjoy my fifth book we’ve just released, Online Marketing Mindshift. It is designed to help people—especially people at non-profits or small businesses who are wearing several hats—make the best use of their time and energy when they do online marketing for their organization. While you can find an excerpt…
Read MoreI spoke with a local business owner recently who had some questions about SEO (search engine optimization). During our conversation, what she shared revealed a lot of red flags. Knowing what I heard can help you know if you might be running a risk with unethical SEO, often known as black hat SEO.
Read MoreIf you have a website, you’re almost guaranteed to have a domain name. But if you’re not careful, your domain name can expire and you may even lose it, which results in your website being offline.
Read MoreHosting a website used to be really expensive. Shared hosting—multiple websites on one server—helped bring that investment down, but brought with it some security issues. Today, website hosting is either more prone to hacking but really cheap, or secure with a larger financial investment. How can you tell which route is right for you?
Read MoreMaybe you’ve considered creating a blog for your organization, but aren’t sure if it’s right for you or not. Sure, it can be helpful, but it’s not a great fit for every business or nonprofit. It’s not all rainbows and unicorns. Let’s take a look at the pros and cons to having a blog.
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