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3Ways To Blog In EnglishFor Non Native English
Speakers (except writing)
Photo from flickr by Robert Mynard
Is blogging
necessary? Photo from flickr by Stephen Brace
Yes
YesFor Three Reasons
1
Photo from flickr BY DD Ra
It helps establish
authority
2
It helps drive traffic to your
websitePhoto from flickr Bobby
3
Photo from flickr by Trevor Hartsell
It helps convert that traffic into
leads
Why to blog in
english?
For two reasons
Photo from flickr by JD Hancock
1
Photo from flickr BY DD Ra
English is the language of the
Marketing
Global
audiencePhoto from flickr by Julie Facine
2
Photo from flickr Bobby
But it’s hard
It takes more
timePhoto from flickr by Thomas Hawk
more
competition
Photo from flickr by istolethetv
Don’t get me
wrongPhoto from flickr by Ricardo Liberato
Writing is necessary
But there are ways that let you write
less
Photo from flickr by Eric Leslie
Let’s go through three of
them
Photo from flickr by Interdimensional Guardians
So…
3Ways To Blog In EnglishFor Non Native English
Speakers (except writing)
Photo from flickr by Robert Mynard
You can
read Photo from flickr by OnceAndFutureLaura
You can cut and edit audio
pretty easilyPhoto from flickr by Wes A
worth it?
Big dogs like Michael Stelzner, Chris Brogan and
even Seth Godin,Photo from flickr by LaPetiteTwinkie
are stepping
into podcastPhoto from flickr by Heather D
Where there
is smokePhoto from flickr by Owen Thomas
there is a
firePhoto from flickr by Christina Spicuzza
Learn more about podcasting from
Pat Flynn.Check out his free podcasting tutorial (clickable)
Photo from flickr by New Media Expo
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SlideShare
Photo from flickr by Sylvain Kalache
‘’one picture is worth a
thousand words’’Photo from flickr by, Rob Sheridan!
It’s hard to write
articlesPhoto from flickr by James Vaughan
But it’s easy to write one
line messagesPhoto from flickr by rjbirkin
Worth it?
Photo from flickr by Marta Diarra
It has an alexa rank of 131
Photo from flickr by Morgaine
More than 60 million visitors per
monthPhoto from flickr by Marta Diarra
It is a very undervalued social
media,
So there is no real competition
on itPhoto from flickr by frankula
You don’t need to have thousants of followers to
get big results on SlideShare,
Photo from flickr by Steve Jurvetson
Given that top spots on it’s homepage are assigned
manually from it’s teamPhoto from flickr by Gisela Giardino
Mauro D'Andrea will show you how to use SlideShare to
increase traffic to your site (click here)*I am not affilate of Mauro’s products.I don’t even know him.
Not only pictures are quite
powerful
Photo from flickr by Gray Lensman QX!
But they also don’t require you to
writePhoto from flickr by Beckie
Nor to talk
Photo from flickr by Frederik Hilmer Svanholm
Worth it?
Pinterest generated more referral traffic for businesses than Google+,
YouTube,and
LinkedIn.Combined(Source: Shareaholic)
I love the way Ana Hoffman uses
images for her posts at. Trafficgenerationcafe.com
Awesome right?As you can see,there is no
excuse.Go blogging now!
I hope this presentation helps you a little.If you want to make it happen,nothing can stop you!
Visit http://4freepeople.com now
Created by Antonis Nikoletakis
and 4 Free People Team
Resourceshttp://blog.hubspot.com/marketing/the-benefits-of-business-blogging-ht
http://www.howtopodcasttutorial.com/seven-reasons-to-create-your-own-podcast.htm
http://freedompodcasting.com/jeff-bulas-discusses-trendyness-podcasting/