Introduction
• Why you should blog/ why blogging is good for business
• Blogs as a marketing and sales tool
The role of blogs in digital marketing
• Ingredients for a good blog
• Using blogs to build a profile and thought leadership
• Attracting new visitors and readers
Defining your company’s blogging goals
• Defining your audience?
• What will they want to read about?
• What do you want them to think, feel or do having read your blog?
• Developing a strategy for your content
• Building a content calendar
SEO Basics
• How readers read online
• Choosing keywords for readers and search engines
• Writing for readers not robots
• Incorporating keywords and links in your writing
Writing your blog
• What bloggers can learn from journalists
• Evergreen content
Questions and answers
| Course Dates | Venue | Price | ||
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| Online | £249 + VAT save £100 | |||
| London Bridge | £279 + VAT save £70 | |||
| Online | £299 + VAT save £50 | |||
| London Bridge | £349 + VAT | |||
| Online | £349 + VAT | |||
| London Bridge | £349 + VAT | |||
| Online | £349 + VAT | |||
| London Bridge | £349 + VAT | |||
| Online | £349 + VAT |
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"The training was excellent in providing an overview of the entire subject, and also going into detail where it was relevant. Also practical guidance on how to get stated with blogging."
