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Whether You Call it Blogging or Not, Online Content Still Rules

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What if most of the business world stopped blogging tomorrow?
Would you stop as well?
No, if that happened, you‰Ûªd find yourself sitting on the opportunity of a lifetime. Social networking sites would explode with likes and retweets and pins and +1s of your original content all day long.
This is why the annual ‰ÛÏblogging is dead‰Û claim is so dumb. Even if it were true, your continued content production would dominate the web in every way.
So, instead of worrying about the latest claimed trend or alarming decline of the moment, stay the course.
Original content creation is the present ‰ÛÓ and the future ‰ÛÓ of online marketing.
In this episode, Brian Clark and I discuss:

  • Has blogging peaked?
  • The clear future of online marketing
  • What Twitter wants, and how to give it
  • Is the online playing field really even?
  • Why it doesn‰Ûªt matter (at all) if ‰ÛÏblogging‰Û dies
  • What even the major brands are focusing on right now

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About the Author: Robert Bruce is Copyblogger Media‰Ûªs copywriter and resident recluse.

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Do twitter followers affect your SEO – Internet Marketing Podcast 133

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In this episode we discuss Google plus EPIC, Electronic Privacy Information Center, and SEO. We also discuss the effect being logged into your Google account can have on your personal SERP. We answer the question “Do twitter followers affect your SEO?”. We finally discuss Search Engine Optimization in Houston Video. The most popular PPC Houston podcast on iTunes. E-Webstyle provides Houston SEO .

Why Not Sell Physical Stuff With Digital Media?

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We know that online marketing works when selling digital products.
When‰Ûªs the last time you thought about selling physical products online?
Of course, the business of physical widgets is booming, even though Internet types tend to shy away from it. Online marketing doesn‰Ûªt necessarily mean an exclusively online business.
Ben Settle jumped on the line with me this week to talk about his old school physical information product business.
Give it a listen to find how he gets it done, and how he gets his stuff into the hands of buyers ‰Û_
In this episode, Ben Settle and I discuss:

  • Why physical information products work in the digital age
  • How to market and sell physical products online
  • The 3 myths of selling physical products online
  • The easy way to get information products printed and mailed
  • Why you should consider adding physical products to your lineup

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About the Author: Robert Bruce is Copyblogger Media‰Ûªs copywriter and resident recluse.

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