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Fresh content is at the heart of your inbound marketing and SEO efforts. Posting new, fresh, and engaging content helps users to find you, spreads the word about your brand, and can get people interested in what you have to say and offer. Now imagine being expected to crank out new content day after day and month after month with no sign of respite!

Even for gifted writers, that sounds quite daunting. What's a writer to do? The answer is simple: repurpose your best blog material and turn it into fresh, new material that can bring in more traffic and higher conversion rates. This tactic only works if you do it well, so take heed. This blog offers five quick tips to help struggling content creators to refresh or repurpose old blog content.

There is definitely a lot of hype around blogging in recent years. It seems as though we are all hopping online, typing away like madmen, becoming published authors of the digital era, while hoping for more.

We all know that blogging is beneficial for businesses of all sizes, but do you know why?In this post, we dig deep and discuss five benefits of having an active blog.

There are thousands of blogs in the Internet today discussing subjects all over the spectrum of human interest. But a majority of blogs are not successful and end up being abandoned by their writers. Here are a few tips that can help you successfully launch or resurrect a blog.

Attempting to write and plan a blog post can be overwhelming. It seems like there are so many things to remember and plan. Don’t give up yet if you can’t seem to find your footing. We have created seven steps to help you with the process of blog writing.

Have you ever made something then tasted it after and realized you used the wrong ingredients? Don’t make this mistake when writing a blog post. Make sure you use the right ingredients or else you will leave your readers with a bad taste in their mouth. Check out our four ingredients for a successful blog post!

The art of blogging is a complex skill to master. The end goal of every blog post is to provide the world with blog content that readers want to engage with. At the beginning your blog is like a blank canvas; you could do anything on your canvas. The tricky part about it is would your readers read just anything? 

I can't imagine how many do's and don'ts lists exist out there. The Internet is full of them. Unless you are a veteran blog writer, though, there is too much input to keep straight. We have sifted through a lot of tips on blog writing and have identified what we think are the five biggest blogging mistakes companies make. If you can tackle these, your blog may just have a fighting chance to attract prospects and convert them into leads.

Inbound websites should be structured based on a few principles. You want your website to engage with users like the kind of engagement they would have if they set their foot into your store. You want to address their interests, their pain points, and provide them with ideas and solutions. Your website needs to take visitors through their own personal buyers journey.

If you are running a business website without a blog, you are missing out on some major opportunities to engage your prospects and increase web traffic. A static website that doesn't change or feature new content is essentially an online brochure. In today's social media-driven world where engagement with your customers is expected online, blogs are essential for marketing your business.

If you're new to the whole business blogging scene, it may be a little frightening at first glance. Writing, creating, and posting content all on your own that you've created on a weekly basis? Yikes, did you bite off more than you can chew?