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This video blog (vlog) is all about website visibility, specifically what I’m doing to build visibility for one of my own sites. Back in August I did a vlog that talked about how I re-designed and re-launched one of my websites, suepainter.com. You can go here to find that vlog and download my 15 point checklist for website design, too.
I promised I would come back and talk about what I am doing to build website visibility and credibility with the new suepainter.com site once it was up and running. So here it is – 5 things I’m doing and why. This video is just under 10 minutes. It will give you lots of ideas about how to make your website get found in the sea of the bazillions of other sites out there – a good thing! I’d love your comments below – your own ideas and what you have learned from this vlog, too.
In this vlog I recommend two products by friends who are totally expert in their fields. To learn about copywriting using Search Engine Optimization (SEO) check out Karon Thackston’s training by Fast Social Media Results training which basically gives you a social media marketing plan – so helpful!
Trudy Scott Food Mood Expert and Nutritionist says
October 14, 2013 at 12:30 pmGreat tips! I too am a fan of blogging and agree it’s great for visibility.
Congrats on your new site!
@MagneticSilvia says
October 14, 2013 at 11:05 amGreat tips Sue! I especially liked the tip about free offer – changing it up if it’s not converting well is a key.
Mitch Tublin says
October 13, 2013 at 11:30 pmAll great tips Sue.
Tiffany deSilva says
October 13, 2013 at 1:31 pmGreat tips, Sue! I do agree that blogging is crucial to raising your visiblility and you really do have to do it on a consistent basis. I have found that both blogging and using social media sites are great for builidng and nurturing relationships in in your community. With that being said, I think most people really under-use autoresponders. I can’t say enough how important autoresponders are in staying visible and inspiring people to do business with you.
Mira Dessy, Nutrition Educator and Real Food Advocate says
October 10, 2013 at 11:19 pmIt’s certainly a learning process to stay on top of this. Thanks for sharing this info.
Mary Ellen Miller says
October 10, 2013 at 7:59 pmThank you Sue. I agree with you on the power of consistent blogging.
Lisa Manyon says
October 9, 2013 at 3:26 pmAhhh… Website development and maintenance — the ever-evolving process. Great tips, Sue.
Write on!~
Lisa Manyon
Katherine C. H. E. says
October 7, 2013 at 10:54 amThanks for sharing your journey and these great tips.
Love, Katherine.