Numbers don’t lie. When it comes to the popularity and overall value of your business, it’s important to have a solid Alexa Ranking. Why? It’s a common metric that potential business partners, investors, etc. will use to determine the state of your business. They’ll use it to gauge your business’s health and whether it’s trending [click to continue…]
Blogging sucks. Okay that’s a bit extreme. In fact, there’s a lot that I enjoy about blogging—mainly connecting with you guys. But what does suck is having to constantly come up with new ideas for blog posts. It’s a grind that can be quite exhausting, especially if you’re simply coming up with ideas off the [click to continue…]
The post SPI 253: How to Build Relationships with Influencers with Selena Soo from The Smart Passive Income Blog.
Welcome to my latest update for the 2017 Mortgage Crushing Challenge! In this update, I’ll be sharing details about my thought processes when it comes to choosing a niche. If you don’t know what this challenge is all about – please refer to the Financial Freedom post that I wrote at the very beginning. It […]
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The post My January 2017 Monthly Income Report from The Smart Passive Income Blog.
You don’t need me to tell you how potent content marketing is. I could spout off a laundry list of stats, e.g., “conversion rates are nearly 6x higher for content marketing adopters than non-adopters” or “content marketing costs 62% less than traditional marketing and generates about 3 times as many leads.” You get it. But [click to continue…]
Welcome to the first Income Report of 2017!
Here, I’ll be detailing line items from January 2017, including income sources and expenses. As always, I’ll also be sharing what’s been going on internally and what the plans are in the coming months.
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The post How to Start an Email List: Step-By-Step from The Smart Passive Income Blog.
Ever feel as if you’re the only person reading your blog? It’s possible it’s not just a feeling. In today’s digital marketing landscape, it’s difficult to get users to read blogs if they’re not relevant to them. Even if the blog is relevant and the content is great, in a world of rapid-fire of competing [click to continue…]
Emotions guide nearly every facet of our lives. And it’s no different when it comes to what we choose to buy. Our purchasing decisions are largely guided by emotions rather than cold logic or stark objectivity. Some experts even suggest that “90 percent of all purchasing decisions are made subconsciously.” In other words, they’re based [click to continue…]
The post SPI 252: Live Streaming Video and the Data that Proves Its Worth with Michael Stelzner from The Smart Passive Income Blog.
Customer acquisition is arguably the most important aspect of business operations. Before you can even think about retention and having loyal, long-term customers, you need that initial acquisition to take place. But the process of turning leads into paying customers comes with a lot of twists and turns. What looks great on paper doesn’t necessarily [click to continue…]
The post 7 Lessons I Learned While Testing & Launching My First Online Course from The Smart Passive Income Blog.
Online trolls are an unfortunate part of life. While the Internet connects us, it also enables people to spew hate for no apparent reason. A survey from The Daily Mail, a leading UK news agency, provides insight into some of the platforms that attract the most trolls, with Facebook taking a commanding lead. I’ll be upfront [click to continue…]
One of the greatest struggles content marketers face right now is creating engaging content. More than 70% of marketers have made it a top priority this year to address that and make stronger connections with their audiences. I think a primary cause for that struggle is that we’re only just a few years past search engine updates [click to continue…]
