Is Blogging Dead…. Again?
It seems about one a year, us blogging afficionados start to hear the beating drums off in a distance, announcing the beginnning of the end for bloggers everywhere. It’s become a yearly ritual.
This time, some people have been making the case that, with the growing popularity of social media outlets like Twitter and Facebook, there is no need to continue blogging in the traditional sense.
Is blogging still useful?
I strongly disagree, and it has everything to do with creating a lasting online presence with content that adds value to the marketplace. I mean REAL, solid content that people can take and use to help them grow.
You don’t get that in Facebook and Twitter.
To continue this debate, I’m going to send you to one of my favorite copywriting blogs, Copyblogger.com.
As usual, Brian Clark has hit the nail on the head.
Head on over to Copyblogger.com. ENJOY, and have a great weekend everyone.
To your success!
Is There Really Any Money In Content Marketing?
As most of you now, I am a strong believer in Content Marketing — delivering high quality, killer content to your audience as a way to gain a following, and ultimately, sales.
I have been asked by several new bloggers and article writers …..
But HOW do I make SALES with my CONTENT?
Great question, and to answer it, I am going to link you up to one of my all time favorite blogs… Copyblogger.
This is definitely a blog that will make it worth your time to subscribe (along with mine, of course) 
Here is the link to a terrific post in Copyblogger, “How To Use Content To Find Customers.”
Enjoy, and have a great weekend!
To your success!
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