How to Create Landing Pages That Convert?

How to Create Landing Pages That Convert?

We talk a lot about landing pages these days, but what exactly are they? Broadly, a landing page is any page that visitors can get to or “land” on. When we refer to landing pages in a marketing context, we’re usually talking about standalone pages that are separate from your main website. We use landing pages to further one, specific goal – usually conversion, or getting visitors to take a particular action on the page.

Whether you’re already using landing pages or not, taking a good look at how you can optimize pages for conversion is definitely a worthwhile investment. VividBoard, a company that makes custom whiteboards, committed to improving their landing pages and saw conversion rates rise from 2% to 27%. That’s huge for their business.

Convinced? Great! Let’s dive into the ins and outs of creating awesome landing pages that convert like crazy:

How Vivid Board Increased Conversions More Than 1,200%

Let’s get back to Vivid Board and the results they achieved from optimizing their landing page. Before their 1,250% increase, their “landing page” was really just a standard web page. It wasn’t designed with one particular objective in mind (it gave visitors five different options for where to go from there), and that was clear from the results it produced.

Their original page was overcrowded and confusing.

So how did they do it? By designing a new landing page based on four basic tenets:

1.     Do one thing really well. When visitors land on your page, they should have only one option for where to go next. Landing pages are all about lead generation – gaining email subscribers, trading email addresses for an eBook, etc. Design your entire landing page to drive visitors into taking this action.

They want visitors’ emails – a large, prominent CTA and brief info form help further this goal.

2.     Use visual elements to create a path for the eye. Once you have one objective in mind, every element on the page should lead users to your call-to-action (CTA). That includes visual elements like color, structure, and whitespace. You want visitors’ eyes to follow a path throughout the page that ultimately leads them to your CTA.

Our eyes naturally follow the woman’s… straight to the CTA form.

3.     Be reasonable in your ask. Many people make the mistake of trying to collect more information than visitors are willing to give. Most people won’t give out ten different pieces of information just to download your eBook, and you don’t really need them to. Ultimately, if you can get their name and email address, that’s a successful landing page.

4.     Don’t make it about you. Your landing page should focus on the value customers will get from downloading your eBook, subscribing to your newsletter, etc. Pages that focus too much on your company or product itself will have a much harder time communicating value. They won’t successfully convert many leads.

.Ultimately, these four simple concepts led to the tremendous increase that Vivid

Board saw in conversion rate.

Here’s the page after it was optimized.

Anatomy of a Great Landing Page

What to Include (And What to Leave Out)

Now that we have some overarching principles to guide us, let’s get down to the nitty gritty. What elements should your landing page include? Generally, you want to include these six key things:

• A headline and sub-headlines
• A quick description of what you’re offering
• One or more images or videos
• Testimonials, customer logos, or security badges
• A brief information form
• CTA button

Those are all pretty straightforward, but is there anything you should definitely leave out when designing a landing page?

It’s usually best to drop the navigation links you’d typically have on your main site. This helps keep visitors focused on the one action you want them to take.

Other things to exclude from your landing page include unnecessary text, extra CTAs, and anything that doesn’t promote the primary goal.

Remember to keep it simple and focus on doing one thing and doing it well.

Best Practices

Creating a landing page from scratch can seem a little overwhelming, but there are plenty of common themes that can guide you along the way. Here are the key best practices that will lead to the most effective landing page:

• If visitors clicked on an ad to get to your landing page, make sure your primary headline matches the ad copy that led users there.
• Your CTA should be large, contrasting, and compelling. Place it above the fold so visitors don’t have to go searching for it.
• If you use images of people or symbols like lines and arrows, make sure they direct viewers’ eyes to your CTA.
• Focus on one primary goal – everything on the page should be aligned with this concept.
• Be as concise as possible while getting your message across – omit anything unnecessary including images, text, color, etc.
• Infuse the page with your customers’ voices – use real testimonials to foster authenticity.
• Simplify and break up your copy with bullet points and headlines.
• Include a phone number to increase trust and add a personal touch.
• A/B test different versions to see how small changes can affect conversions and click-through rate (CTR).

Successful Landing Pages

Now that we have a good idea of how to start creating a landing page, let’s take a look at some of these concepts in action. What does a successful landing page actually look like? Here are a few examples:

Simple, to-the-point, with a compelling headline:

Customer-focused value proposition answers “What’s in it for me?”

Visuals and concise contact form keep users focused on the objective:

A simple, whimsical image conveys the value in their offering:

Compelling headline and concise description of products:

How to Do It Yourself

You’re super inspired and ready to start creating your own successful landing page now, right? Perfect. Let’s move on to how you can get these results without an expensive team of designers, developers, and marketing experts. These tools can help you create awesome landing pages without the stress or expense:

• Design the page: Lander App & Wix
• Write concise, impactful copy: Hemingway App
• Find and design powerful images: Pixabay & Canva
• A/B testing and analytics: Optimizely and Kissmetrics

If you don’t want to take on the whole project yourself, you can hire a freelancer to write copy, design the page, or develop it.

Measuring Your Results

We’ve mentioned measuring the results of your landing pages a few times now, but how do you actually know if your pages are successful? What metrics should you be paying attention to, and what do they really mean? The following metrics will help you determine the effectiveness of your landing pages, as well as what you can alter to improve performance.

• Conversion Rate – Conversion refers to visitors taking the action you want them to, whether that’s making a purchase, subscribing to your newsletter, etc. This is the most important metric for landing pages because it’s telling of how successful your page is at furthering the goal it’s designed for.
• Form Abandonment Rate – Are people starting to fill out your CTA form, then leaving before they finish? This is important to track because it can help you determine if your info form is too long and how much information visitors are willing to exchange for your offering.
• Bounce Rate – How many people who land on your page navigate away from your site without viewing any more pages? With landing pages, this is relative. Many good landing pages have bounce rates up to 70-90% (because they don’t include navigation links). The goal is to ensure your page is relevant to those who land there. Just because a visitor converted, doesn’t mean you’re ready to let them go. A good method to get these leads to stay on your site is to load a secondary  CTA once they click the first one. Something like “Thanks for signing up for your free trial. Check out this blog post to learn how to get the most from our product,” will keep converted leads from disappearing.

• Time on Page – How long does the average visitor spend on your landing page? This can be useful to relate to conversion. You can determine how likely someone is to convert based on how long they spend on the page.
• Traffic Source – How do people end up on your page? Are they finding you in Google results, Facebook ads, typing in your URL directly? Tracking the traffic source can help with all kinds of optimization. For example, if you’re spending money to promote your page on Facebook, but the majority of traffic is coming from Google, you can more intelligently allocate that budget. Seeing which traffic leads to the highest conversions can be done in Kiss metrics.

Another key way to test your landing pages is through A/B testing – creating two versions of a page with one key difference and testing both versions to determine which is more effective. The above metrics can help you see what needs changing, but A/B testing will determine how to change it. Your conversion rate isn’t as high as you want, but how can you fix it? By doing A/B split tests, you’ll see whether a larger CTA or shorter info form (or both) will boost conversions.

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You’re Ready

If you’ve gotten this far, you’re probably on board with creating and optimizing landing pages to boost your online marketing. Once your pages are live, the key is to track metrics and listen to them. Continually improving your landing pages will ensure they’re as effective as possible.

So what’s next? Dive into these next steps and you’ll be well on your way to creating awesome landing pages that convert like it’s their job (which it is).

1.   Decide what goal(s) you want to create a landing page for. What information do you want to capture from leads? What will your offering be?

2.   Determine who your target audience is. Note key demographics like age, profession, etc.

3.   Dig into designing your first page. It doesn’t have to be perfect. Craft the best page you can – using the info and best practices above – and you can always improve based on what the analytics are telling you.

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The Golden rules of blogging and why you should follow them

The general approach, which bloggers adopt to write a post, is to proclaim the subject of the topic at the beginning. What about playing the guessing game?

You need not prolong the guessing game but do not come straight away to the topic.

We’re living in the era of blogging. Truth is each one of us has stories to tell, interests to share, thoughts to communicate with others. We all carry the distinctive and unique lines of our life and love to spill them out on the ever-continuing page of the internet.

In this post, I shall unveil the secret style of writing content, which is surely going to infuse more interest in the readers’ mind to read your post.

The secret is ‘Why, What and How.’ This secret works fantastic with Google.

Let’s take three instances:

A blog post talking about the product

A blog post saying how to use the product

A blog post talking of the problems in your daily life, a product which can fathom the problem and how to use it.

Don’t you think the third style will impress you more if you were a reader? Yes, that’s what I am talking about. The formula of ‘what, why and how ‘works the best with readers.

Keeping this in mind though, it’s in no way easy to maintain a popular blog with good content that (on top of it all!) comes often enough for readers to decide to stick around. You may be hooked on politics or economics; you may absolutely love fashion trends and wish to cover the current spring model reviews or you may be a hopeless geek fallen for the web design beauty - the struggle will be there for sure. Having a blog, no matter if it’s a non-profit personal one or a business-driven website is a responsible thing to do. Even picking your blog's colors can be tough! And it’s very easy to go downhill even after an initial wondrous start if you don’t play by the rules and have the different aspects of successful blogging thought out.

Let’s get straight to the point and see at some important things you should do so your blog gets a fine chunk of attention.

1. Don’t fire in all directions – find a niche and expand on it

   It’s just like in the movies – the bad guys fire in all directions and don’t hit anything. The protagonist aims carefully and shoots only once, but does it right.

   The internet is full of websites that expand on many fronts but don’t offer in-depth insight on any of them. Stand out from the rest by defining your passion and improving your knowledge of it. It’s good to be realistic throughout the process – there are smaller and bigger niches, so if yours is a small one, the exposure will be less. Smaller niches tend to have a strong, close-tied community though, and with growing internet users with each day passed you are sure to find yourself expanding – just a bit more slowly.

   As for bigger niches – they may be over-saturated with other websites and seem a hopeless realization field. Instead of worrying, analyze your competition, see what it offers the audience, and improve over it. People value quality and insight. If you provide them these, you’ll be good to go.
2. WHY…. Instigate the need

   It is a general trend with people to be happy with what they are using. It is when they read or hear about better and advanced products they feel the urge to switch product.

   It is exactly this ‘WHY ‘which you need to instigate within your readers.

   Let me explain this with an example. If you are running a ‘skin care and beauty ‘blog, a new fairness product is out in the market which you have to promote.

   It is no brains to start talking of the product from the start. Instead, forewarn your readers, what if they are not using the right fairness cream?

   Tell them how a wrong cream can result in loss of natural oils and essentials of skin. How a well-balanced cream can enhance the glow of skin from within and also give smooth and supple feel naturally.

   
   

   This is a simple marketing approach, which you should strategize in your blog.
3. Provide regular content but be merciful to yourself

   You’ll hear many people telling you that you have to post often in order to engage your audience. You’ll hear advice to never sacrifice quality over quantity too. Both of these are true, but let me add something of my own:

   Post regularly enough but don’t strain yourself too much. Match your own pace.

   Different people have the different pace. Don’t try to match up with others at all costs. Define a comfortable frequency for you and stick to it. If you strain yourself, you may become nervous, feel pressured and deliver a less qualitative content. Not to mention that you won’t be having fun while writing on the thing you’re passionate about – a nightmare no one wants to see happening in his/her life.

   
   

   Another thing to look out for is when to post your content. Experts differ slightly on this topic, but the morning hours of working days to seem the best bet for exposure. Blog analysts from Kiss metrics have a terrific graph you’ll want to have a look at as to optimize your blogging habits.
4. WHAT…. The Next Level

   Once you are successful in creating the environment of need the next step is ‘WHAT‘.

   You have to hit the rod now. You have in a way developed the demand criteria of your readers, so now introduce the product.

   
   

   Talk about the new ingredients and features of the advanced product. Spill out all the information of the product to help your readers know and understand the attributes of the product well.
5. Speak the language of your niche & audience without sounding fake

   Different niches have different slang. Words like “business angel”, “cha ching”, “joint venture” or “WFOE” are natural to the business blogger and a technological terra incognita for the blogger who’s into internet memes and popular culture.

   Remember you have an audience and you have to live up to the common dictionary you share with these people. Utilize the specific terms whenever it’s needed, but don’t overdo it. You’re not writing an academic essay, you’re giving insight into a specific topic. Don’t fake it, it’s easy for forced writing to be exposed and if the case is such, people will be easily put off. Be concise.

   
   

   Overall, be genuine, think about the slang of your niche and expectations of your readers, and try to combine them in the best way possible. And while we’re on the topic of writing – be precise, use short sentences, watch out for the grammar and be straightforward. Everybody loves simplicity that delivers knowledge. 
6.  You are a part of a community – act like it
   Blogging is rarely fit for lone wolves. You are a part of a whole ecosystem and it’s good to navigate through it and communicate with the others inhabiting the internet forest. Other bloggers in your field are not your enemies. You are competitors for the audience’s attention, but you can draw knowledge and good practices from each other. Socialize with them, discuss the common topics you care about, why not even guest blog to each other.
   Whenever there is competent competition, the end-user benefits from this. This is a basic rule of economics, and while blogging isn’t exactly economics, it’s true that readers will only benefit from an insightful exchange between niche bloggers.
   Another aspect is communicating with your readers. Always be sure to enable comments on in your blog. Whenever it’s possible (and that should be often enough), answer to the comments of your readers and establish a personal connection. A community gets closer via reciprocation so be sure to pay attention to your audience and treat them well.

At the End

I can safely say that blogging isn’t rocket science, but it’s a very unique blend of art, journalism, content creation, marketing and social knowledge. If you want to be successful at it you have to combine these and somehow manage to balance them out. It sure may seem very engaging, time-consuming and scary (and it can be), but if you play out your cards well, it’s one of the most enjoyable things to do.

So go out there. Grit your teeth. Flex your mind. Clench your fists over the keyboard. Get ready to blog!

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How To Write A Blog To Get Maximum Shares

Whenever people ask, what they should do to write a blog that will get maximum shares on social media; I always say one thing “Write what users want to read in a conversational way.” It’s as simple as drinking a cup of tea while watching your favorite movie, but still people don’t understand. The main reason why they often fail is that they write in an advertising tone with the very little appeal or informative content.

That’s why today I’m going to highlight some easy tips that you can work into your blog writing routine to get the most shares possible. Remember that epic content is about not only the information, but also a collaborative result of your research and promotion efforts too. Once you complete reading the content below, you’ll be ready to write blog posts like a pro.

1-Create a Compelling Title

Titles are the most vital parts of any blog post because they give users a craving to read more and tempt them to click. The more compelling your title is, then the more chance you will have of getting clicks. In addition, the more people who read your blog post, the higher the likelihood that it will be shared across the Internet. Compelling titles will play to the human mind and determine whether it is shareable on social media.

2-Include Eye-Catching Images

Visual content is always more successful at attracting a captive audience than textual content. I suggest adding some eye-catching images to your blog posts to make the reader feel engaged. Attractive images improve time spend on websites and help spark conversation among readers in the comments section. The more people who are drawn to the images and read the text, the more the post will be spread socially.

3-Use a Conversational, Skimmable Writing Style

Another reason why people are not sharing your content could be that they are not even reading it. Yes, you heard that right! Nobody enjoys reading lengthy walls of text that do not draw the eye with catchy headings or bullet points. In their busy day, users want important text to be served immediately rather than at the end always try to write skimmable content, which includes headings or sub-headings and bullet points or numbered lists with clear structured style. Make sure your writing is conversational like you are talking to a dear friend. Do not be afraid to throw in some bold and italic words to highlight key phrases or ideas too. Having a fresh new writing style will engage readers and make them addicted to reading your newest entries.

4-Keep Adding Value to Content

Would you like to read and share blog posts that are outdated or have not been updated for a long time? For sure, your answer is a big NO. Then, why would you think it would work for your posts? If you are publishing content that is already present, you are not adding anything new to it. This makes working hard on writing your blog content a complete waste of time. Add some value to your blog by taking the effort to continually update posts with new information that makes it different.

5-Encourage Readers

Sometimes readers will need a little push in the right direction to “like” your blog post on Facebook or share it on Twitter. Encouragement is any act that tries to stimulate the development of any activity. This is essential in the cutthroat world of blogging and content marketing. Unless you come out and ask people to share your blog posts, only a few will likely do so. Encourage readers to participate in the story by leaving comments below and starting a discussion on social media to spread your post like wildfire. 

6-Add Expert Opinions and Advice

Not only do readers want to know what you have to say, but they also want to hear what experts are saying about the topic too. Mentioning the name of experts in your field and adding in some of their quotes will make your post very shareable. Also, connect with the big influencers in your industry and ask them for a small tip or short interview to include in your posts. You can then highlight their responses and ask the experts to share the content in return. This way you will have a greater reach for your posts and readers will happily digest expert advice. 

7-Time Your Posts Carefully

While it’s right to think that you can publish blog content anytime you want, the chance for getting shares will not be the same every time of day. Studies have shown that the best time for posting is mid-morning or mid-afternoon. However, this time of day can vary depending on your targeted audience. For instance, if your blog is focused on teenage girls’ fashion, then posting content in late evening would be great because then they’re free from school to surf the Internet. Analyze your audience and find the best time for your posts to be shared for the maximum exposure.

8-Make Posts Easy to Share

Users eat whatever is served on their plate. If you want the user to share your content on their social media pages, then you need to make it effortless. No one will go out of their way to share a story unless it’s easy or a really superb article. Therefore, I suggest that you put a hyperlink to tweet any text of your post like a quotation. Add sharing buttons to every post and image to enhance the chance that readers will click to share too.

9-Pick a Good Length

Of course, no Internet users are looking to divulge information in the form of a thesis paper. Nevertheless, if you are only publishing articles with 400 to 600 words, then you are not sharing much valuable information to captivate your audience. Articles that have 1,000 to 3,000 words typically have a lot more uniqueness and communicate information that is more useful. Studies have confirmed that a long content ranks well in SERP and is more likely to get shares.

In addition, make sure that your blog is ranking well in Google by using long-tail keywords and key phrases. Quick sprout recently noted that 91% of its web traffic comes from long-tail key phrases. Content marketing with long-tail keywords will help you draw in more traffic, and then you will get the chance to build your social shares more.

Sometimes people ask how long it should take to write an EPIC post, which can become socially viral. I would reply that this would depend on how knowledgeable you are in that field and how fast you are able to compose original content. If you are a pro and have ideas jotted down everywhere, then you will definitely take less time than others will. Generally, a normal blog writer will take three to four revisions before getting the post just right.

10-Put in Social Sharing Buttons and Social Meta Tags

All right, enough about the writing! It is essential that I mention the critical importance of having social sharing buttons and social Meta tags for each of your blog posts. This is advice worth mentioning here because rarely one person out of 100 users will share a post by using the URL and doing it manually. So, make certain that each of your posts is outfitted with social sharing icons, especially at the end or floating center left on the page.

At the End

Content is the best way to gain exposure on the Internet for yourself or your business. Writing epic content is not an art, but instead a product of dedication. Follow the above tips to become a pro at cranking out shareable and informative content. Once you start improving your blog writing style, then your post will start blowing up with loads of social shares.

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4 Content Distribution + Analysis Tools Every Publisher Must To Know

Today we focus on the content that the publisher need it

You put in countless hours to create the highest quality content possible week after week. Maybe you even spend money on hiring a graphic designer to make your work look even better. But what good is a solid piece of content if it’s not being put in front of the right audience?

These three blogger tools are must-haves for any publisher looking to increase the reach of their online content.

Visual.ly to Increase Your Content Distribution:

Visual.ly is the world’s marketplace for visual content. Whether it’s an infographic, video, interactive, or presentation, their streamlined process makes it easy to distribute your content and get it in front of the right audience. Visual.ly is sort-of like a social network for infographic and visualization sharing (talk about niche markets). You can explore, share and, in the near future, even create your own. When you open up the home page, you are greeted by a continuous scrolling of some of the best infographics currently on the website, and signing up takes a minute via the link on the top-right of the page (sign-up is free).

Let’s say we are searching for a particular infographic about, say, Digital Advertising. All you have to do is type Digital Advertising into the search box, hit Enter, and Visual.ly will bring up a list of visualizations tagged with the keyword Digital Advertising. While searching for visualizations, you can organize your results in a number of different ways, for example, by visualizations that are currently trending or by most commented or most viewed visualizations. You can also change the layout of your search results – the most useful view shows a description of the graphic so you can find exactly what you are looking for.

Simple Steps:

Register for a free account on Visual.ly

Upload your content

Enjoy the sudden flux of digital eyeballs and link love

BuzzSumo to Gain Insights Into What Your Competition Is Blogging About:

BuzzSumo provides insights into the most popular online content and the influencers behind it. The next time you’re brainstorming blog topics for your upcoming content cycle, try researching the topic you’re interested in via the BuzzSumo platform to see what other bloggers and content influencers have to say about it. It might help steer you in the right direction.

Here’s a breakdown of what BuzzSumo actually does:

• Allows you to search for content that has been widely shared within social media sites
• Gather metrics around content and segment it by content format
• Quickly find guest posts, contests, videos, interviews and infographics
• Find out who the influential content curators/aggregators are within any niche
• Gather statistics on industry influencers and their associated websites
• Export all of the intelligence into Excel spreadsheets

 The real meat of BuzzSumo is in its “Pro” version. Through BuzzSumo Pro you can access its Content Analysis Reports. Think of these as regular BuzzSumo reports on steroids.

For data nerds (and I know there’s a few of you out there), this level of reporting will keep you up at night. From this dashboard, you can see just about everything there is to know about a specific topic. In this example, “AdWords” is the content area of interest. In addition to tons of other cool graphs, you can also see, at a glance, which domains are just killing it in your industry, as seen in the figure below:

Hootsuite To Manage And Distribute Your Social Media:

Hootsuite Manage social networks, schedule messages, engage your audiences, and measure ROI right from the Hootsuite dashboard. Hootsuite is a third-party tool or application that is designed to collate all of your social media account streams into one handy dashboard. You can write, send, schedule and track posts from its simple interface across multiple networks and multiple accounts. It is therefore a good option for those people or businesses that have either multiple accounts on one social media network or accounts across multiple networks – for example Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and Instagram. Hootsuite is web-based and does not require any software download. You can also add team members (and implement work-flow) as well as monitor analytics and performance.

The primary use of Hootsuite is a social media dashboard (or social media management system) that provides a view of all your social media activity across all your accounts and allows you to post to all of them from one place. It gives you access to up to five of your top social media streams for free – including Facebook, Twitter, Myspace, WordPress, Mixi, Instagram, Google+ among others, which can be much easier than trying to manage all of these accounts directly from a browser. Not only can you track your posts, but you can also reply directly within Hootsuite as well as post updates on every network from the one place.

What do you get with Hootsuite?

• Manage multiple Twitter, Facebook (profiles, events, groups and pages), LinkedIn (Profiles, Pages and Groups), WordPress, Google+, Foursquare, MySpace (does this even still exist?), vimeo, Instagram, ping.fm and more accounts from one place
• Schedule your social media updates
• Collaborate as a team – including ability to assign replies, mark as done, track messages etc
• Manage it all through mobile applications
• Customized analytics, included automated scheduled reports (though this can be costly)
• RSS integration
• Customer support

Meridian To Harness The Value Of Your Data And Grow Your Influence:
Meridian is a new publisher platform built and designed by sovrn Holdings. Meridian acts as a conduit between publishers and advertisers by providing publishers with unique data insights that allow publishers to create better, more targeted and lucrative content. Through meridian, publishers can: manage their ad tags; view unique revenue metrics paired with targeted audience segments; see how their site compares to other sites within their vertical; gain access to an expanding library of publisher tools and 3rd party integrations.

Meridian features detailed, individual advertising performance metrics on a site-by-site, and zone-by-zone basis along with clear trending information. Inside the platform, publishers will see detailed audience segmentation detailing the advertiser-driven values and characteristics of readers visiting their sites. In addition to advertising management and optimization, sovrn’s meridian boasts easy to understand reporting and user-friendly data visualization. Publishers see their earnings in real-time. Payments to publishers happen faster than any other system, in virtually every currency, and in every major payment mechanism.

Here are more specifics on what exactly you’ll see in meridian:

• Fresh, user-friendly interface with real-time data visualizations
• Improved ad management tools and performance metrics
• Vertical comparisons for benchmarking performance
• Audience demographics and reader insights
• Integrated content from sovrn’s Publisher Resource Center
• Personalized support from the sovrn Publisher Advocate Team

Cool, right? Here’s what you need to do to gain access to meridian, the publisher platform built with you in mind.

• Sign up for a sovrn account on meridian
• Create ad tags, install the audience analytics beacon and search widget
• Sit back and reap the rewards of your hard-earned data

At the end

Well, what did you think? Were these tools helpful? If you have any other tools you’ve found useful in your blogging/content creating endeavors, leave us a comment below!

Here is the golden advice that you have probably heard a million times already and I am going to tell you again… write quality content, offer value to your readers and build up your blog

I hope you enjoyed the topic.

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