Ever sit down to write an article for your ezine and be at a loss as to what to say? It happens to the best of us, so I thought I'd share some of the ways that I get unstuck when that happens to me.
1. Offer Your Client Success Stories
You'll see me implement this idea fairly often, where I'll share a common struggle among my private clients and offer some solutions. You can take this a level deeper and offer a 'case study' of a specific client who had a specfic challenge that you helped solve and turn that into an article for your ezine.
2. Pick 3 of Your Most FAQs
Something I also encourage my clients to do is continually ask their target market what it wants help with. As you do this, over time, you'll see a common thread of frequently asked questions from your readers. Highlight three or so of those in an article with your solutions.
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On two different teleseminars this week, the same question was asked:
"Where do I start? With an ezine, a website, a blog, or what?"
The answer is - it depends. It depends on where you are at in your business building efforts. But after hearing this question asked often enough, I think there's something else going on ~ a request for a simple way to understand how all the pieces fit together. So, here goes:
First, you want to have a clearly defined target market, and be offering solutions to the problems that market wants solved. Then follow the steps below to leverage your time in reaching them with your offers.
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Unfortunately, when it comes to your website, the "if you build it, they will come" strategy just doesn't work. Fortunately, there are many ways to drive high-quality traffic to your website for little to no cost. The following 5 strategies will show you how:
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