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RSSground.com / Aug 24, 2016 11:55 Being a pro-active business owner, you pour your heart and soul into creating ebooks, blogs, and infographics. You get frustrated when there is no effect on the ranking and that too after you have employed an efficient and long-term content strategy to achieve your pre-determined goals. Of course, you are writing content that is relevant to your geo-target and industry in an SEO friendly manner. Still, this may be like creating a billboard in a forest. So, what steps should you take to produce optimal content to improve your ranking over time? Well, it is simple. You need to employ innovative content distribution ideas. And the best part is that it is simple to do. Paid, Earned and Owned Media The content you write or have is distributed by three channels – earned, paid and owned. Owned media are the channels controlled and owned by you, like websites, social media profiles, emails and newsletters. Earned media is not a channel bu...

RSSground.com / Aug 19, 2016 10:25 We hasten to inform you that a new feature was added to RSS to Facebook Poster . Fulfilling the suggestion of our good friend Jeff Mills we have added an option which allows you to append post links with text or tag. This can be any affiliate ID, tracking tags or anything else. Just add your parameter in text field and it will be automatically appended to each post link. Let’s see what parameters can be used in this option. Normally we keep in mind query string and fragment . Query string tells a website to display specific content according to the parameters used in this string. For example, pay attention to eBay RSS feeds. Query string starts with question mark (?) . It consists of several parameters separated by ampersand (&) . Each parameter in the string should have a key and its value. So naturally it should look like this: ?param=value, or if there are several parameters like this: ?param1=value&param2=value. I...

RSSground.com / Aug 19, 2016 10:25 We hasten to inform you that a new feature was added to RSS to Facebook Poster . Fulfilling the suggestion of our good friend Jeff Mills we have added an option which allows you to append post links with text or tag. This can be any affiliate ID, tracking tags or anything else. Just add your parameter in text field and it will be automatically appended to each post link. Let’s see what parameters can be used in this option. Normally we keep in mind query string and fragment . Query string tells a website to display specific content according to the parameters used in this string. For example, pay attention to eBay RSS feeds. Query string starts with question mark (?) . It consists of several parameters separated by ampersand (&) . Each parameter in the string should have a key and its value. So naturally it should look like this: ?param=value, or if there are several parameters like this: ?param1=value&param2=value. I...

RSSground.com / Aug 19, 2016 10:25 We hasten to inform you that a new feature was added to RSS to Facebook Poster . Following our users suggestions we have added an option which allows you to append post links with text or tag. This can be any affiliate ID, tracking tags or anything else. Just add your parameter in text field and it will be automatically appended to each post link. Let’s see what parameters can be used in this option. Normally we keep in mind query string and fragment . Query string tells a website to display specific content according to the parameters used in this string. For example, pay attention to eBay RSS feeds. Query string starts with question mark (?) . Then go several parameters separated by ampersand (&) . Each parameter in the string should have a key and its value. So naturally it should look like this: ?param=value, or if there are several parameters like this: ?param1=value&param2=value. In eBay links query string is not...

RSSground.com / Aug 17, 2016 11:49 When it comes to a Facebook ads campaign, it’s essential that you know who your customers are. Not only the ones you already know about – y’know, the ones that pop into your shop on a weekly basis or are regulars on your website or social media pages – but also the ones you haven’t got yet. No, you don’t need Mystic Meg on the case. Facebook can help you find and target that ‘unknown’ audience, and is a whole lot less elusive or ambiguous about the whole thing too. What is Facebook ad targeting? Comparative to females optimistically searching for that ‘tall, dark and handsome’ man on the streets around them, Facebook will search in every corner of its digi-world to find people that are the perfect fit for your business as a customer. However, Facebook has a lot more success. Thanks to its varied selection of targeting options, Facebook will help you find the people you are looking for. All you’ve got to do is tell it who your ideal cust...

RSSground.com / Aug 11, 2016 11:37 Sounds like clickbait, right? A “listicle”, questionable facts loosely stitched together only to get you to visit. But what this really is is ten solid, if I say so myself, marketing tips based on almost a decade of technology marketing. I wrote them down because each of them has proven valuable in conversations with people that are marketing startups in one way or another. Here they are, in no particular order. #1. Talk to lots of customers in a short period of time. “Talk to customers” is the piece of advice that has probably the lowest ratio of awareness to real usage ie. everyone knows it and no-one seems to do enough of it. Let me one-up this: speak to a couple of dozen of customers in a short time at least once when you start working with a new company or customer group. I spoke to nearly 40 customers in 3 weeks for an hour each about 1,5 years ago as part of a customer persona exercise and while the result was useful, the process...

RSSground.com / Aug 3, 2016 12:03 So, you’ve established a presence on WordPress (or some other blogging platform), you’ve spent months or years posting articles, video clips and images – pouring out your heart on a topic or topics that you know a lot about, and have a great deal of passion for. But, where’s the money? Surely, with your level of expertise, you should be raking it in by now? The multitudes should be flocking to your site for advice and great content and paying you for the privilege. Those pesky bills aren’t paying themselves. Well, there is good news afoot. You’re right! You can and should be making money from your blogging activities. But there’s also some real-world news in tow. Although possible, making money from your blog is not going to be easy. Monetising your efforts will take perseverance, patience, some skill, and the right combination of strategies. Business First If making money is your objective, then you’re effectively setting up a busin...