Sometimes, content marketing is a numbers game. And this week on Copyblogger, we have lots of ideas for well-defined, specific actions you can take to improve your website and create some excellent content.
Specifically, we have 37 ideas.
On Monday, Stefanie kick-started our week with a nifty little process to turn one lonely content idea into four strong posts. (These could, of course, be blog posts, podcast episodes, videos, or whatever content form rocks your world.)
On Tuesday, Jerod contributed three steps you should take right away to improve your site’s SEO.
And on Wednesday, I added 10 ideas for bringing the sizzle back when you’ve lost that loving feeling for your content. Because it happens, my friends, it happens.
Over on Copyblogger FM, we published an encore presentation of my podcast episode on the 10 quality signals that search engines look for on your site. These not only make your site look better, they actually … make your site better.
Jerod wrapped up our list on the Sites podcast, with 10 goals that make content marketing meaningful.
There you have it: 37 specific steps you can take to have more fun, create better content, and reach more people. Which one are you going to try first?
That’s it for this week — have a great weekend, and we’ll see you Monday. 🙂
Chief Content Officer, Rainmaker Digital
Catch up on this week’s content
![shift from publishing content to building anticipation for your next installment]()
How to Turn One Content Idea into a Fascinating Four-Part Series
by Stefanie Flaxman
![true masters of search engine optimization are masters of listening and empathy]()
3 Important SEO Steps to Take Right Away
by Jerod Morris
![turn your back on burnout and get excited about your site again]()
Bored with Your Blog? These 10 Tips Will Make You Fall in Love Again
by Sonia Simone
Bonus: I want your website questions!
by Jerod Morris
10 Quality Factors Search Engines Need to See on Your Site
by Sonia Simone
10 Goals that Make Content Marketing Meaningful
by Jerod Morris
Busting the Myth of the Starving Artist with Jeff Goins: Part Two
by Kelton Reid
From Side Hustle to Digital Domination, with Nathan Chan
by Brian Clark
How Do I Create a Call-In Show?
by Jerod Morris & Jon Nastor
Reader Comments (4)
I think I’ll jump into that lonely content idea based on the principle of leveraging Sonia. I mean I *did* just create a FB Live video, Periscope video, YouTube Live video and podcast within the last 90 minutes 😉 But always looking to leverage my presence freely through the simple concept of chopping up an idea into more ideas, than sharing these idea solutions across multiple platforms. I learned this recently from one of my wife’s relatives who has made millions online. He grabs an idea solution, chops it up and shares across an awe-inspiring # of platforms. It’s how he built his online empire in a tight niche.
I much enjoyed the PodCAST Ryan,
Keep it up.
I really enjoyed the side hustle to digital domination podcast with Nathan.
Hi,
Great tips. I’ll try everything out I can 😉
I hope I’ll manage it
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