It?s no secret that you can generate traffic by commenting on other people?s blogs. But the question is are you actually using this tactic?
Chances are you aren?t.
To show you the benefit of leaving comments on other blogs, I decided to run a test in which I left 249 comments on other people?s blogs…
By Neil Patel
It’s no secret that you can generate traffic by commenting on other people’s blogs. But the question is are you actually using this tactic?
Chances are you aren’t.
To show you the benefit of leaving comments on other blogs, I decided to run a test in which I left 249 comments on other people’s blogs in the month of October.
Those 249 comments resulted in 3,973 visitors and 6 consulting leads. And although I don’t do much consulting, I was able to turn one of those leads into a $25,000 corporate speaking gig.
Now before you go off and leave hundreds of comments, …read more
By Brian Clark
The photo above is the Ellie Caulkins Opera House in Denver. It’s a world-class hall designed in the lyric style with acoustical excellence, state-of-the-art technology, and clean sight lines, and it’s the venue for our …read more
November 06, 2014
Who needs celebrities to market a product when you’ve got genuine, passionate influencers?on every level.
You know the saying: It’s not what you know, it’s who you know. That old maxim so often holds true for marketers who are trying to build awareness and loyalty for t…
To help make sense of the massive troves of data produced by people clicking around its website, the Times made a (very) nontraditional hire?Chris Wiggins, a biology researcher with a PhD in theoretical physics. If you can map the human genome, maybe you can even fix journalism.
It doesn’t come as…