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Do you run ads on your blog? Many bloggers do. In fact, people often start monetizing their blogs this way using an ad network such as Google AdSense. And many large websites are also supported by ads. So should you be running ads on your blog? There’s no easy way to answer ...more

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Very few headlines will be about the primary value proposition of the overall company. You can further optimize your headlines by considering if there are derivative value propositions the headlines should address.

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Use these 3 skills to learn what visitors want to see when they're visiting your website and moving toward their next click

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The last three years have been full of memorable events, both personal and professional. While I’ve been in the content creation field for a while, I’ve only been doing it full-time since 2016. That was the year I started taking on jobs from the ProBlogger job board. And since then ...more

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Learn from the example of a brilliant communicator — Ian Fleming, the author of the James Bond novels who used elements of good copy to draw people in and keep their interest throughout.

The post Why 80% of the Words on Our Webpages Are Wrong (Part 3): 4 elements that increase funnel momentum appeared first on MarketingExperiments.

Normally, we don’t blog about proposed tax legislation. Especially something like Elizabeth Warren’s wealth tax proposals. She hasn’t even won her party’s nomination. And even if Senator Warren won the presidency, who knows whether enough moderate Democrats and Republicans would support her proposals. However, because her wealth tax works so differently from the way income […]

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If you’re interested in paid blogging, you might be wondering where to find work. Do you need to know the right people? Should you hang out at conferences, hoping to be noticed? Or do you apply to loads of blogs in the hope that one of them is looking for ...more

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This time of the year, tax accountants confront a common problem. That problem? Well, okay, this is awkward… but somehow, no one quite knows how, the S corporation hasn’t paid enough payroll to the shareholder-employee. Maybe the first quarter, the firm lacked cash. Second quarter, things got really busy. Then, you know, summer. And now, […]

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Learn six common but deadly mistakes copywriters make on webpages – and strategies to correct those errors.

The post Why 80% of the Words on Our Webpages Are Wrong: Learn the #1 key to high-converting copy (Part 2) appeared first on MarketingExperiments.

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Have you ever thought of giving paid blogging a go? Maybe you see it as a means to an end, or perhaps a handy way to make some extra money to support your own blog. But paid blogging can also be a great way to super-charge your growth as a ...more

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