Syndicating Your Content Through Blogging,
Finding Content At YouTube
Show Notes: May 10, 2010

 Finding Content At YouTube [14:14m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download (29)

Tips on finding content at YouTube.

Creating Audio Products

Syndicating Your Content
Show Notes: April 19, 2010

 Creating Audio Products for Passive Income [14:27m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download (1)

Some tips for re-purposing, or leveraging, your content into audio products that you can offer on your blog for passive income. We worked off last week’s episode, Content Rich, Writing Your Way to Wealth on the Web with Jon Wuebben.

Sites we talked about in this episode were two audio editing programs I recommend. The first program is WavePad, which is the program I use. The other program is free, Audacity, make sure to download Lame as well.

Let me know if this helped you by commenting!

Content Rich

Syndicating Your Content
Show Notes: April 12, 2010

 Interview with Jon Wuebben [61:03m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download (1)

Jon Wuebben is the author of Content Rich, Writing Your Way to Wealth on the Web. “If you want to know the real secrets to online traffic and a non-stop turbo boost in sales, it’s right here in this content-rich book. Packed with tips and techniques, insights and practical advice, this is one of those rare books that truly delivers. I loved it? ~ Dr. Joe Vitale, Author “Hypnotic Writing”

Grow your online presence, acquire new customers and sell more products and services, for a fraction of what you currently spend on advertising and web
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Leverage the combined power of search engine optimized (SEO) site, landing page, blog, article, email, newsletter, PPC ad and press release copywriting to give your business an edge vs. competitors.

Syndicate Your Content With Blogs

Syndicating Your Content
Show Notes: March 8, 2010

 Blogging Tips [14:17m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download (29)

In today’s episode of Syndicating Your Content I talked about how to find content for your blog. Some of the points I made were,

• subscribing to blogs through Google’s Reader to keep you at the forefront of your niche
• other blogs posts can be shared, including a link back to the original post
• YouTube
• Re-purposing your old newsletter and article content (audio on Article Marketing)
• EzineArticles as a resource
• FireFox AddOn ScribeFire for posting on the fly

Many bloggers find it difficult to blog regularly. On the other hand, other bloggers find it easy to blog everyday.

As you are aware, for your blogging to be effective, you will need to add fresh content to your blog on a regular basis. This article presents five tips that you can use to make blogging easy.

• Write your blog content in advance, post date the post, and save it so that it’s ready to be posted at least three times a week. I tell my clients that if they blogged once a week I’d be thrilled. Take your most frequently asked questions (FAQ) and create a post for each one. By post dating your blog posts you can publish throughout the week without having to stop and write another post.
• Blog about a wide range of things that relate to your niche. Think about any information relating to your niche which your website visitors will be interested in seeing on your blog. Identify the sub-niches in your niche and write about those as well. You should never run out of ideas on what to blog about.
• Invite your blog visitors to leave some comments relating to your posts and your niche. This is an easy way of getting unique content on your website. The more interaction you allow on your blog, the more content you will have on your blog. I try to end each post with an invitation to join the conversation by commenting.
• Research and look for the key questions and issues that people in your niche are interested in, and provide information that addresses those questions on your blog. (A great use for Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn and other social networking sites.) Look in the relevant forums for the hot topics that people are asking, and provide answers to these questions on your blog. This will make your blog useful to your visitors because it will have information which your visitors are looking for. This gives you a wide range of topics that you can blog about.
• Check out YouTube for videos that support your message, or add value to what you do without competing. Sometimes others create videos that easily explain processes, strategies, and systems. They can be of great value to your blog, and … you don’t need to write the content. Of course, your own YouTube videos would be an ideal strategy for syndicating your content over a variety of media.

How do you come up with content for your blog? Join the conversation by commenting…..