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I have been kicking around the idea for a few days now. I think it would be a fresh opportunity to generate new ideas or take the temperature of different consumer bases. just
Hi Jordan, Its a good thought but in reality if people are not searching for it via a search engine or you already have a big following it will go missing in the mist. If you have of course great! I know public speakers do this but even then it is around the speaking topic or niche they own. So my writing goal is always inform, educate and offer value niche specific otherwise it can turn into a vanity project. So its always key word followed by what can I write about this that helps the audience or share my experience that relates to that.
It is temptating though so I know totally what you mean! Again only my view!
No your right. In my honest opinion it would have been done days ago if I really thought it was a good idea. I'm just brain storming at the moment while I'm waiting for my other irons in the fire to be ready. Thank you for your feedback.
Cheers,
Jordan
No worries Jordan, it used to be my old way of working and your share was a good prompt for myself! I wish you well with your new irons.. I am sure they will be great...cheers, Phil
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Anyone else write general blog posts on their website?
I have been kicking around the idea for a few days now. I think it would be a fresh opportunity to generate new ideas or take the temperature of different consumer bases. just
you can test different ideas using a small amount of paid traffic to see the reaction.
this way you don't go down a rabbit hole for no reason.
so you would create a page or two not in your menu and link them together
create an ad set to drive traffic to one of the pages and see if they react as you expect - if not try to find out where they bombed out nd if it is what you expected
remember there are no failures only learning experiences
if it all goes to plan the you have learnt that that content is useful to that audience and can target it in seo content...
so you don't just have to blog blind...
there is an old section on creating ppc in the bootcamp - but if you still learning the ropes please don't just jump on this as an easy way forward - go through the training but develop your ideas.
put them in the bin (bloody important notes) at the moment and carry on creating content.
good luck Jordan
phil
Great intel! I also though about making one or 2 pages for testing out new ideas, product testing , and trying to see what the general temperature of segment X.
Paid traffic is more than likely my next venture. i've but it off sore so long but i want to at least conduct one or more 30 day case studies to identify and of my discrepencies in my process or theorem. The PPC Training was good. I'll have to look back through my notes and refresh the lesson.
Cheers,
Jordan
Hi Jordan, Its a good thought but in reality if people are not searching for it via a search engine or you already have a big following it will go missing in the mist. If you have of course great! I know public speakers do this but even then it is around the speaking topic or niche they own. So my writing goal is always inform, educate and offer value niche specific otherwise it can turn into a vanity project. So its always key word followed by what can I write about this that helps the audience or share my experience that relates to that.
It is temptating though so I know totally what you mean! Again only my view!
No your right. In my honest opinion it would have been done days ago if I really thought it was a good idea. I'm just brain storming at the moment while I'm waiting for my other irons in the fire to be ready. Thank you for your feedback.
Cheers,
Jordan
No worries Jordan, it used to be my old way of working and your share was a good prompt for myself! I wish you well with your new irons.. I am sure they will be great...cheers, Phil
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you can test different ideas using a small amount of paid traffic to see the reaction.
this way you don't go down a rabbit hole for no reason.
so you would create a page or two not in your menu and link them together
create an ad set to drive traffic to one of the pages and see if they react as you expect - if not try to find out where they bombed out nd if it is what you expected
remember there are no failures only learning experiences
if it all goes to plan the you have learnt that that content is useful to that audience and can target it in seo content...
so you don't just have to blog blind...
there is an old section on creating ppc in the bootcamp - but if you still learning the ropes please don't just jump on this as an easy way forward - go through the training but develop your ideas.
put them in the bin (bloody important notes) at the moment and carry on creating content.
good luck Jordan
phil
Great intel! I also though about making one or 2 pages for testing out new ideas, product testing , and trying to see what the general temperature of segment X.
Paid traffic is more than likely my next venture. i've but it off sore so long but i want to at least conduct one or more 30 day case studies to identify and of my discrepencies in my process or theorem. The PPC Training was good. I'll have to look back through my notes and refresh the lesson.
Cheers,
Jordan