Susan Gilbert — November 16, 2018 — November 16, 2018
Use These Four Marketing Tools to Start Your New Blog
Online publishing and can be a challenge if you don’t know which tools to use. By tapping into helpful resources you can become successful with your blogging whether this be for profit or a part of your business. There are several ways to make your content marketing a lot easier. Do you want to start your own blogging venture? Take advantage of these top tools, and let me know how these work for you!
1) Gather the right topics – Hubspot
Have an entire library of social media topics right at your fingertips. All for free. Hubspot’s Marketing Library is a must-have resource for bloggers. If you need to know more about marketing, this is the place to visit. Categories include content marketing strategies, creating a persona, social media marketing, social media calendar management, Instagram, and much more.
2) Learn SEO techniques – MOZ
Need to grow your audience and learn SEO techniques? Then try a free service that is great for bloggers called, MOZ. First take a look at their beginner’s guide to SEO, and then get involved with their own community blogs. You don’t need to be an expert when it comes to building visibility for your blog — use these training resources to learn the best and latest practices.
3) Make social media marketing simple – Followerwonk
Examine who follows you on Twitter and grow your audience with FollowerWonk, which is a free service from Moz. You can even find out what times of the day they are tweeting, and track your growth. Connect with influencers, analyze your profile, and learn the latest trends that your audience is tweeting.
4) Stay in touch with your subscribers – Sales Navigator for Gmail
Want to communicate with your blog contacts outside of email? Then you might want to try Sales Navigator for Gmail, formally Rapportive, and now owned by LinkedIn. This tool is a great way to stay up to date with your connections and follow-up with them with exclusive offers, tips, and announcements.
Hopefully you will find these tools useful to growing your new blog. Are there any that you would like to add as well?
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