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Inbound Marketing

The Friday 5: Five Headlines Featuring Blogging, Slideshare, and Lead Capture


Friday Five LyntonWeb

Howdy! It’s time once again for The Friday 5: Five Headlines from Social Media, Inbound Marketing, SEO, and Web Design, the weekly roundup for keeping you current with the latest news, trends and tips that affect us all.   In this this edition:

  1. Strategy is Not Enough
  2. Tips to a First Blog
  3. Ultimate Lead Capture Landing Page
  4. SEO is Not Dead
  5. Using SlideShare 

marketing strategy1. Strategy Is Not Enough

(CMO.com) We all accept that strategy guides us in the development and execution of our marketing—or it should. Before we do anything else, we have to understand our current and potential customers, our competition, and the market conditions. In doing this, strategy explores the context within which we market and sell, and it hopefully reveals insights along the way that become the basis of a differentiating way to take our brand to market.

2. 11 Things I Wish I Knew Before I Started My First Blog

(QuickSprout) I don’t like bragging, but I have to say I’m a pretty good blogger. It’s not because I am smart or anything like that, it’s actually because I screwed up one too many times. After starting 4 blogs and making hundreds of mistakes over 7 years, you eventually figure out what to do,and what not to do.  I just wish someone told me all of this before I started my first blog. Here are 11 things you should know before starting your first blog:

3. 15 Steps to the Ultimate Lead Capture Landing Page

(Unbounce) If you’re looking to build a lead capture landing page, it’s not just a matter of slapping a form on a page and driving traffic to it. Well, you could, but it wouldn’t perform well. Instead, follow these 15 steps and create a high performance landing page designed specifically for gathering leads. Read on and learn how to build the ultimate lead capture form, an example of which will be uncovered right at the end.

Is SEO Dead4. Why SEO is Not Dead: Recognizing its Evolutionary Nature

(Business2Community) In recent times, there has been increased discussion concerning SEO and its validity as a contemporary marketing tool. This has been triggered by a number of factors, but the most serious surrounds the perceived notion that Search Engine Optimization is no longer an effective way of achieving online visibility. This logic is flawed, however, as it does not take into account the evolutionary nature of SEO and the pace of advancement within the industry. With search engine leaders Google constantly shifting the boundaries of SEO and looking to improve the quality of web based content, it appears as though marketers are struggling to succeed with outdated techniques and inadequate, online tools.

5. SlideShare: How to Market Your Business With This Growing Platform

(Social Media Examiner) Do you use SlideShare? Are you looking for more leads? To learn how SlideShare can help marketers, I interview Todd Wheatland for this episode of the Social Media Marketing podcast. Also, read this presentation

 

SlideShare 101 from Amit Ranjan

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