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The Ultimate Website Marketing Checklist (Part 3)

This is part three of The Ultimate Website Marketing Checklist, for part two click here.

5. Write Epic Content

Content generation shouldn’t be looked at as a chore as it is by most webmasters. If you do it right, you can leverage your content to attract thousands of in-bound links, traffic, and even media attention.

  • Setup WordPress on your blog.
  • Find the 10 biggest problems your market has and craft epic blog posts that solve those problems, one for each problem.
  • Using the 100 long tail keywords you found earlier, write 100 epic attention-grabbing titles.
  • Write clearly and concisely.
  • Format your text properly.
  • Optimize all images and videos.
  • Always add a call to action towards the end of your blog posts for readers to join the email list.
  • Find someone to write your content if it’s not feasible to do yourself or you’re not good at writing.

Your content should be epic, 800+ words, full of images, elaborate jokes, and controversial subjects and facts. That’s the kind of content that attracts attention and shares. You should slowly publish content starting with the ‘problem posts,’ 1-4 posts per week is always an effective dose.

6. Promote Content Via Social Media

The fastest way to attract traffic, links, and attention is to promote your content via social media. Social media is a completely free and fast way to share your content with the world. You can use it to share content with a specific audience and virally grow your following. It’s also a simple way to stay in touch with your audience and tap into their networks.

Here’s the social media checklist:

  • Setup Google Alerts for your company/brand and products.
  • Setup Twitter, Facebook, Google +1, and LinkedIn profiles.
  • Create a Facebook fan page to communicate with fans via status updates, comments, and more.
  • Follow relevant Twitter users.
  • Use HootSuite to monitor mentions of your company/site on Twitter.
  • Setup Google Plus profiles for yourself and your website/business.
  • Setup LinkedIn profiles for yourself and your business.

Social media is an easy aspect of website marketing. You should always:

  • Share useful content on your profiles.
  • Post site/company updates.
  • Share your blog content.
  • Interact with your audience via comments.
  • Encourage visitors to follow you on social media.

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Comments

Sarah W.

This is such a fantastic post! I appreciate the clear breakdown on how to write content that really grabs attention. I’ve already started implementing some of these tips and have seen a boost in engagement. Thanks for sharing!

Michael P.

I’m a bit skeptical about the results mentioned in the section about social media growth. Have you seen any case studies that support this approach? I’d love to see some evidence of it working effectively.

Emma K.

I have a question about the Google Alerts. How exactly do you set them up for a company or brand? I tried doing it for mine, but I think I might have missed a step. Any advice would be appreciated!

Chris J.

While the content is informative, I felt that the section on content promotion could have included more advanced strategies. Basic social media sharing is useful, but there are deeper tactics that could have been explored.

Lisa M.

Hey David! It’s been a while. Loved the post, as always. I’m using some of your previous tips with great success. Let’s catch up soon – it’s been ages!

Tom R.

This post reminded me of a similar problem I faced when starting my blog. I struggled to produce engaging content consistently, but following tips like yours made a huge difference. Thanks for keeping it real!

Olivia L.

For anyone looking to automate their social media management, I highly recommend checking out Buffer. It works similarly to HootSuite but offers a more intuitive interface for scheduling posts across multiple platforms.

James H.

I can’t thank you enough for this post. I’ve always struggled with content creation, but the way you explain everything makes it so much easier. I’ve already learned so much just from reading this!

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