Why the Newsletter Is the Most Important Part of Content Marketing
Building an email list should be your first mission as a publisher. Here's why.
The Content Strategist
Building an email list should be your first mission as a publisher. Here's why.
This age-old metric is more important than ever.
SEO isn’t about gaming the system anymore; it’s about learning how to play by the rules.
Lately, I've been talking about why brands need to build loyal, owned audiences for their content so much that I feel like I'm turning into my mother, if my mother was obsessed with content marketing instead of skin cancer and mercury poisoning.
We caught up with serial entrepreneur Neil Patel to discuss how brands should measure content marketing success, the ways SEO has changed, and how to create passionate content that resonates with readers.
Just by commenting on various third-party blogs for one month, Neil Patel got thousands of visitors to his own blog—and a corporate speaking engagement worth $25,000.
How did Neil Patel double QuickSprout's traffic in just a couple of months? This content-focused design trick.
I have an unnatural love for Neil Patel's daily newsletter; he's like the content marketing fairy, sprinkling a new audience growth trick in your inbox every day.
User experience and revenue are two equal forces that are sometimes at odds.