Blogs…there are some brilliant ones out there. But do you have time to read them? Or even to comb through and find the best stuff in them?
Probably not and that’s not a problem because I’m here to do just that for you…
Especially as by the ‘best stuff,’ I mean actionable content that will really help you in your marketing journey created by experts in their particular field.
I’ve curated a great selection for you here but do take a look at what else each blog has to offer as I’ve also chosen each of those carefully as the best of the best.
Let’s kick off with this from Rebrandly and the best Chrome extensions for digital marketers:
From Copyblogger there is the brilliant ultimate blogging guide to content that works:
If you’re into Instagram marketing then Kicksta is the place to go and here is their ultimate guide for 2022:
https://try.kicksta.co/ub/instagram-marketing-guide/
Brafton is a blog you may not have come across before but it’s full of good stuff including this on 20 cold email subject lines that actually get respones:
Backlinko is one of the best SEO blogs around and here is how to rank YouTube videos in 2022:
https://backlinko.com/how-to-rank-youtube-videos
Copywriting is, as you know, fundamental to successful marketing and Copyhackers is one of my favourite blogs on the topic – here is their ultimate guide to no-pain copywriting written by one of the best in the business, Joanne Wiebe:
Great content is also vital to effective marketing right now and Composely is another favourite of mine – here they are with how to write an ebook in 8 steps:
https://compose.ly/content-strategy/how-to-write-an-ebook
As you know, I believe that inspiration is just as important as perspiration and one of the best blogs for that is Gaps – what could be more inspiring than 60 of the biggest earners on Patreon and what they’re selling:
There are, of course, many other brilliant blogs out there, some of which I have mentioned to you before and others I will be bringing to your attention in the future.
For now, read, digest and explore…then implement.
Your TED talk this week is on the benefits of not being a jerk to yourself…trust me, they’re huge:
