Well now, wasn’t that an eventful week? I don’t know about you but it’s been hard to get my head around work and usual processes when everything has been shaken up so much. Social media was in its element (both good and bad, really) with election news, but regardless of what’s going on at the top, we have to keep on working and making our projects the best they can be.
I hope these posts will help you do just that this week!
33 Writing Tweaks That Will Turn You into a Copywriting Master | Quicksprout
I find these types of posts beneficial for those who started a blog as a hobby and soon realise they want to level up. Or perhaps people who want to start blogging to make money but are insecure about their writing.
The Most (And Least!) Effective Types of Marketing Content | Meet Edgar
It’s not waffles?
How to Spy on Your Competitor’s Facebook Ad Targeting | Entrepreneur
It’s only a little hack, but it does give insight into others’ targeting parameters – will it be useful to you?
How to Customise MailChimp Sign Up Forms (so people feel really, really welcome) | Dotti Media
Couldn’t agree with this more! It takes a bit of time to set up, yes – but don’t all good things that help you stand out from the crowd? Especially now with everyone’s inboxes filled to overflowing.
FAQ: All about the Google mobile-first index | Search Engine Land
Google will now create and rank its search listings based on the mobile version of content, even for listings that are shown to desktop users. I know, I’m confused too. This article spells it all out.
3 New Business Tools I’m Switching To (And Why) | Natalie Sisson
I’m always super-interested in how other people go about their business, getting systems in place so they can work smarter, not harder. And it’s good when other people iron out the kinks for you!
StackAdapt: Google’s New Native Ad Partner Shifting The Way Brands Monetize Content | Forbes
It’s so interesting to see what those at the top are doing, as it does tend to trickle down and affect the rest of us. What does this mean for our future monetisation efforts?
How to Self Publish Your Book #5: 11 Ways to Market Your Book | Web Hosting Secret Revealed
For those of us dipping our toes into the world of self-publishing – we can’t all wait until a book deal lands in our lap!
5 Tips to Get Off the Content Marketing Struggle Bus & Create Content Your Audience Will Love | Moz
And sometimes it is a struggle bus – unless you’ve got millions of ideas and all the time in the world, it can be hard to churn out quality content day after day. Especially when it’s just you doing all the work!
Ads in Facebook Messenger are officially here | Marketing Land
Hmmmm interesting….
What’s caught your eye this week?
Hi Stacey,
How do you apply for the reading roundup? I have some great content to share with you and was wondering if that is something you would love to share on ProBlogger?
Do I reach out via email? :)
All the best,
Ray
Hi Ray – the Reading Roundup is curated solely by me, created from things I find interesting and think that our audience will find useful. I don’t accept submissions, I’m sorry!
Thanks so much Stacey for including my podcast and post. Was thrilled to see that here. I’m really enjoying changing over systems for the better. Can’t wait for it to all come together too.
I’m keenly watching to see how it goes!
Wow another brilliant article.
Hi Stacey,
Thanks for wonderful post.
What I think content is everything in the site. Very well you explain your tips, you much be present something authentic and unique.
Thanks again keep posted.
Hey Stacey,
Like always, you have listed some useful articles. I would love to read the article about self-publishing the book.
The marketing of the content needs to be unique so that some positive output can be expected.
Thanks for sharing with us.
~Ravi
I hope it helps ! Thanks Ravi.
Hey Stacey,
All I can say is WOW. There were some real gems I found there … specifically the Facebook Ad post.
Thanks for always coming out and sharing great content in these roundups.
– Andrew
Hope they’re useful, Andrew!
Hi Stacy,
I would say that you have done a wonderful job in consolidating the trendy matters of the Blogosphere. I have read the blog posts of Marketing land, Search engine land, Quicksprout, and Entrepreneur.
I’ll visit the other blogs that you have listed here and will keep myself updated with the latest matters. I would love to read about the content marketing and thus I’m immediately landing on the meetedgar.com to check and leave my insights.
Thanks for the valuable share, keep your good work.
Good luck! And thanks.
thanks for this usefull article
lucky tu discover your website ;)
Hello, Stacey!
Moz’s one is fab!
Really, there’s no meaning of writing if your audience is not engaging or even reading.
Perhaps you don’t have understood the requirement of your audience. Or you’re not good at the topic you chose for your writing that you’re not expressing that good to have readers to click.
But, overall there are some lacks in our writing. The writing is an art and not build up in span of days but takes time.
And if you have the topic you love to write, this is the best way to go to polish up yourself. The natural polish.
Neil did an excellent job in his blog post from QuickSprout.
So, I gotta hop on some more.
Thanks for bringing up the list with us! :)
~ Adeel
Glad you enjoyed it :)
Hi Stacey
I also want to contribute my guest post to add my suggestion for a better influencing.
Best
Thanks for sharing these posts Stacy, I’ll be sure to give them a look!
No problem, Nick!
Hi Stacey, thank you for this inspiring blog post. Blogging is keep evolving and we should keep up with the news. It’s so nice of you to share this great stuff.
Hi Stacey, thank you for this inspiring blog post. Blogging is keep
evolving and we should keep up with the news. It’s so nice of you to
share this great stuff.