This week I am working out of Hanoi, Vietnam and it is just as insane as everyone told me it would be.
The street food is amazing, but is served on barely washed plates at tiny, playground-sized dirty tables, literally on the filthy back streets of this amazing city.
The people are very warm and friendly, but if you want to see real salesmanship in action, just wander the
Don’t get me wrong, I flippin’ love Facebook. It’s currently the best and cheapest way to reach your target customers, and you should probably be using it. However, it’s just a platform. It’s just a way to reach your audience. It’s just what us poncey marketers call, ‘a route to market‘. And if it closed down …
There was a great post by Mitch Miller the other day about niching & paid traffic, and how he thinks you’re doing it wrong. (Mitch has a pretty interesting past. Well worth a read.)
And he’s right, you know. (Me too until I read his post, by the way…)
Mitch is essentially saying:
Having an SEO-friendly URL structure can help search engines and users alike navigate your website more easily, potentially giving you an edge over the competition. To explain the basics, contributors John Lincoln and Brian Dean have put together this helpful infographic. Have a look at Search Engine Land for the full article. http://feeds.searchengineland.com/~r/searchengineland/~3/_ofvLpH3HL0/infographic-ultimate-guide-seo-friendly-urls-249397
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If you have a Marketing Blueprint in place, then it’s likely you’re using Facebook in some way.
A common strategy is to write a Link Post that outlines your offer and then promote it using the ‘Boost’ button (ask us why this is a bad idea, though).