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Sarah Rees Brennan - Long Live Evil
Rae is a young woman dying from cancer who is offered the chance to enter the world of her favourite fantasy series and steal a flower that could save her life. She steps into the world only to find herself inhabiting the body of a villainess - a character who she knows will be executed the following day.
This is not a book about entering a story and trying not to change it. The first thing Rae has to do after entering the story world is to figure out how to change the story so she can stay alive. Instead, it's a book that explores the malleability of stories, how much can be changed and what will stay the same.
I was interested by the recurring question of 'who gets to count as real people?' When Rae enters the story world she is sure that other people dying doesn't matter, because those people aren't real. To the nobility, anyone without a title doesn't count, and this is reflected in how people are treated and how severely they're punished. To a certain charming but sociopathic assassin, no-one but himself seems really real (I do not know how realistic the portrayal is, but I was glad that the book did not treat him as inherently evil or beyond redemption despite his lack of empathy for others.) And to us as readers, there are two layers of unreality - the book and then the story within it, and we are at a nice safe distance from both of them.
I was also fascinated by the analysis of how women are forced to behave in sexist fantasy-land. The petty and destructive behaviour that results from simultaneously being in competition for marrying the king and prevented from marrying anyone else until he has made his decision. The heroine of the series is surrounded by men who are willing to lay down their lives for the sake of her goodness and beauty, but wouldn't she rather be able to save her own life? And Rae is in the body of a villainess, so she can't act like the angelic heroine and expect that to work. If she wants to save the lives of her friends, she'll have to figure out how to do it in a believably evil way.
The ending was a bit abrupt and I had trouble deciding if it was happy or not. You can never have a completely happy ending in a book where the protagonist has friends and loved ones in two different worlds, and mid-series in an epic fantasy series is not a particularly safe place to leave anyone. Ultimately I decided that whether the ending was happy depends on the stories that the readers decide to tell ourselves about what happens next - which is very fitting for a book about stories.
Recommended. A little dark, but with a strong sense of humour and some heart-warming moments to balance out the darkness and bloodshed.
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Doing this the old-fashioned way...
BOOK REVIEWERS WANTED
DM me if interested
Hi. It's me. The guy from that post.
As the release of Book 5 in my Recovery series nears (May 2025) and my beta readers near the end of their edits, I have been going through the first four books of the series and updating/revising to finally, after 12 years, make a cohesive set of book covers, and incorporating elements from future installments into the past installments during revisions to better connect every thread together.
I am looking for 10-20 book reviewers who would be willing to provide honest reviews on your blog, Amazon, Goodreads, etc, in exchange for free copies of every book, whether Kindle or Paperback, which I will mail to you.
Paperbacks must be US-based. Kindle/Ebook can be international.
Timeline
Copies of Embassy would be mailed out by end of January. Copies of Resonance, Perihelid, and Belvun would be mailed out as I receive them throughout February.
Copies of Purnell would be mailed out by mid-April in order to have reviews for the release in May-June. Release date isn't 100% set, so there's some flexibility. Looking at Friday, May 23rd, tbh.
Overall Genre: Science-Fiction
Embassy: adventure romance Resonance: adventure romance Perihelid: drama Belvun: political drama Purnell: political drama
Link to read synopsis of all books.
One additional note before you decide: a lot of reviews on Amazon and Goodreads say that the books don't necessarily "feel" like sci-fi, and that although they generally wouldn't read sci-fi, it didn't push them away.
If you've reviewed for me before and would like to again, please get in touch! I'd love for you to have the fully revised and updated 2025 Editions, which are So. Much. Better. than the original editions, and the covers are gorgeous.
My biggest ask is that if you review Embassy, even if you hate it, please review them all.
Thank you everyone for considering helping me on this, and hope to speak with you soon! I won't "close" this post until I've achieved 20 reviewers. Monitor the count at the bottom.
Alex
Updated January 24, 2025
Currently Reviewing: 4/20 readers
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Something in the Walls by Daisy Pearce
I absolutely loved this book. The story follows Mina, who is a child psychologist. She is brought to a small town to address issues being experienced by a young teen named Alice there, in conjunction with a journalist named Sam. She is meant to address the psychological issues, as Alice claims she is being haunted by a witch. The story was so well written and creepy - normally books do not really scare me - but this one definitely had me spooked and not wanting to read it while I was home alone! The twists in the book are great, the writing definitely is engrossing, and the character arcs are very well thought out. Many times with books of this nature they will feel somewhat formulaic. This book did not in the least. Highly recommend.
This ebook was provided by NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.
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The Wolf's (Un)Lucky Fae by Michele Notaro #Audiobook #Paranormal #LGBT #Review
Erryn reviews The Wolf’s (Un)lucky Fae by Michele Notaro. The ebook was released June 6, 2024 and is 340 pages. The audiobook was narrated by Michael Lesley. It was released October 29, 2024 is 10hrs and 40 min. A copy was provided in exchange for an honest review. Why I read this book: I’m always game for a new audio by Michele Notaro Call it fate, call it luck, but when a powerful wolf…
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Practice retirement day...
Yesterday I had a holiday from work, and for the first time in a long time, it was just a day off. I didn’t have anything planned (and the one appointment I did have scheduled was moved to a non-holiday date). I was home alone—no kids, no spouse.
I decided that it would be a great time to trial acting like I’m retired. What does that mean? Well, it means setting an alarm (yes, an alarm) and getting up and getting myself ready as if I’m working from home. Because when I’m retired, that’s exactly what I’ll be doing, but instead of Current Day Job, I’ll be writing.
And I did.
I moved between productive writing-related times and doing tasks around the house that needed to be done. I did the dishes, folded the weekend laundry and put it away, dealt with phone calls and some vacation planning. I also reviewed more self-publishing information, completed the basic layout for FTR (as much as I can do until I get the IBSNs and cover), created a layout template for the Seven Lakes books in general, and created a logo for my indie-pub company.
I even made time for PT for my neck, back, and hips, and for snuggling of kitties. And for anime.
My focused writing time was only about 3 hours total, but I got a LOT done, and I was relaxed.
It was freakin’ bliss.
Being back to the day job is hard. I’m quite honestly daydreaming about when writing IS my day job. When I’m able to do the things I love, and get a lot done AND relax at the same time.
When spouse worries that he’ll never retire, I remind him that if I can actually make money at this writing gig, while we also have retirement money saved, then YES, he can retire. We’ll have an income. It’ll work out.
Right now I’m just thrilled to have finally been able to pilot a properly organized day. I want to create a schedule that I can adapt to weekends to see if I can get better about protecting my writing time then, too. It’s harder when there are more outside demands. But maybe I can do it, by demonstrating how well it works when I’m alone.
What this does mean is that I’m getting closer to being able to put Finding Their Roots out into the world. I have the next steps on my to-do list (which I’ll hopefully be attacking tonight).
Then it’s time to start planning books. And writing.
I think once the first book is out, it’ll get easier. It’s the publishing/marketing/etc. process that is harming my ability to write. I think if I can create a procedure, map it out and be able to repeat it later, it won’t be so overwhelming.
It’s a thought, anyway.
And hey, if you might be interested in getting an ebook as a review copy of the first book in a new MLM series, let me know. It’s paranormal romance, and slightly spicy. Small fictional magical community in the Adirondacks, and a POV character who… keeps forgetting that magic exists, to the point where he doesn’t know it exists at all. Which is interesting, considering growing up he was a member of a werewolf pack…
I love this series, and I hope readers will too. I’m happy to provide some copies of the ebook, once it’s fully packaged, in exchange for honest reviews.
I have… digressed.
But see, that’s the thing. Getting to focus on writing and writing-related tasks makes me excited about it again.
Counting the years. A little under five to go.
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How do I generate merchant cash advance leads?
Generating leads for a merchant cash advance (MCA) business involves a mix of strategic marketing and networking efforts aimed at reaching business owners who might need quick access to cash for their operations. Below are several effective strategies you can employ to generate quality leads:
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Digital Marketing Pay-Per-Click (PPC) Advertising: Use platforms like Google Ads or Bing Ads to target specific keywords related to MCAs and small business financing. This allows your ads to appear when potential clients are actively searching for financing options. Social Media Advertising: Platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn offer targeted advertising options to reach specific demographics, locations, and interests relevant to your target market.
Content Marketing Blogging: Regularly publish helpful articles related to business finance, the benefits of MCAs, and best practices for managing business cash flow. Optimize content for SEO to improve visibility in search engine results. Videos: Create and share informational videos about how MCAs work and the types of businesses that can benefit from them. Ebooks and Guides: Offer free ebooks or guides on topics such as improving business cash flow, how to apply for an MCA, and tips for financial management in exchange for contact information.
Email Marketing Newsletters: Build an email list through your website and send out regular newsletters with industry news, tips, and special offers to keep your audience engaged. Lead Nurturing Campaigns: Develop email sequences that provide valuable information to potential clients over time, guiding them through the decision-making process of applying for an MCA.
Networking and Partnerships Industry Events: Attend or sponsor trade shows, conferences, and networking events where you can meet business owners and introduce your services. Referral Partnerships: Partner with accountants, business consultants, and financial advisors who can refer clients to you. Affiliate Marketing: Set up an affiliate marketing program where others can earn a commission for referring new clients to your business.
Direct Outreach Cold Calling: Though it can be challenging, cold calling businesses that fit your target demographic can lead to direct conversations about their financing needs. Direct Mail: Send out well-crafted brochures or postcards to businesses that might benefit from MCAs.
Online Presence and Local SEO Website Optimization: Ensure your website is optimized for local SEO so that it ranks well in search results for MCAs in your geographic area. Google My Business: Create or claim your Google My Business listing to enhance your local online presence.
Webinars and Live Sessions Educational Webinars: Host webinars that help educate business owners about alternative financing options and the specific advantages of MCAs.
Public Relations Press Releases: Issue press releases regarding newsworthy updates about your business to capture the attention of potential clients and improve brand visibility.
Social Proof and Testimonials Customer Reviews: Encourage satisfied clients to leave positive reviews online. Showcase these testimonials on your website and social media channels.
Technology and Data Analytics Lead Management Software: Utilize lead management or CRM software to track leads efficiently, manage follow-ups, and convert prospects into clients more effectively. By employing a combination of these strategies, you can generate a steady stream of leads for your MCA business. It's essential to monitor the performance of each method, optimizing your approach based on what generates the most effective and high-quality leads.
#mca leads#mcaleads#merchant cash advance#business loan#cash advance#b2b lead generation#loans#mortgage
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where sleeping girls lie // faridah àbíké-íyímídé
first published: 2024 [to be released 14 march] read: 17 january 2024 – 24 january 2024 pages: 576 format: ebook [ARC]
genres: fiction, young adult, mystery, light romance (lesbian) favourite character(s): elizabeth least favourite character(s): baz (sorry!)
rating: 🌕🌕🌗🌑🌑 thoughts: so. i read ace of spades as an ARC back in 2021 and i can't really explain the way i was truly obsessed with this book (you can read my original review here). i read it in four days, bought a physical copy when it came out, talked about it to other people, etc. it was one of my favourite reads that year and it put faridah very firmly on my list of authors to watch. imagine my excitement when i was offered a chance to read her sophomore book early.
well. where sleeping girls lie just didn't hit the same. it's hard not to compare to her debut because there are a lot of shared elements and themes between the two, but i couldn't help noticing that WSGL lacked the spark, the excitement, and the punch of AOS.
one of the major faults is just how uneventful it was. the pacing felt so slow and only by around 80% in did i find myself thinking "oh, something's actually happening now". threads are picked up and then dropped for so long that by the time they came back around, i didn't care anymore. or things went unexplained for so long that i feel they became largely irrelevant to the plot. i wasn't necessarily bored but i did feel like i was in a perpetual state of waiting for the story to pick up. the overall plot was not as groundbreaking or exciting as the one in AOS, but i appreciated what it wanted to say.
the characters were also a little lacklustre. chiamaka and devon from AOS felt well-written, they were relatable in ways, and they had personality. sade, as the main character in WSIG, didn't really have much personality outside of her trauma. who was she, as a person? i don't really know. the side characters were okay, although i will say that i really liked the sense of intrigue and duplicity written into the male characters like august and jude. this will probably be an unpopular opinion but i didn't care for baz as the best friend at all; his manic pixie dream boy schtick got tired real quick.
i'm not so sure about how good the writing was in general. the whole book felt like it could have done with another thorough edit, and definitely a cut down in length by at least 100 pages. some of the dialogue also felt stilted and clunky. the story ultimately had an interesting and relevant message but i struggled to feel much depth from the writing.
i didn't dislike this book, i think i just had very high expectations following AOS and with the similarities between the two i wasn't expecting quite so many differences in quality. i would absolutely still go ahead and read more books by faridah (i've still got four eids and a funeral on my reading list) and would love to see her branch out to stories perhaps with an older cast, set outside of high school, or not focused on elite teens.
massive thanks to Usborne Publishing and NetGalley for providing me with an advanced digital copy in exchange for an honest review!
#where sleeping girls lie#faridah àbíké íyímídé#2024 reads#2.5 stars#fiction#mystery#book review#booklr#bookblr#bookworm
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How to Reduce Your Business Blog Bounce Rate
The company blog is well positioned on search engines, content production is constant and the number of visitors is increasing, as well as shares on social media. However, the number of new customers and incoming projects is not satisfactory.
The problem could be the bounce rate. Let’s whatsapp number list see what it is and how to lower it, in this article.
Company Blog: What is Bounce Rate?
The bounce rate indicates the percentage of users who abandon the blog after visiting just one page, without interacting. A high bounce rate should not immediately alarm you. It is in fact a parameter to be considered in relation to other metrics and to be analyzed with knowledge before reaching hasty conclusions.

Even in the case of corporate blogs and news sites, it can happen that the bounce rate is above average, since users looking for information often limit themselves to reading a certain content and continuing their searches elsewhere.
In this case, the time spent on the page will be high, but also the bounce rate.
This is where you need to intervene to ensure that visitors, finding the article or content of particular value, decide to visit the site’s homepage, for example, or click on a call to action.
New Call to Action

Here are three tips to put into practice if the bounce rate of the company blog is too high.
Review SEO Strategy and Keywords
Targeting the right keywords is essential to rank on search engines. A good SEO strategy allows you to identify keywords that are relevant to users and create content that responds to their questions and needs.
When prospects leave your blog without taking any action, perhaps the problem is that the content they found doesn’t match what they were looking for.
To make sure you attract truly targeted users, it is important to choose specific keywords . Those that are too generic risk bringing a lot of organic traffic from unqualified users, who therefore do not turn into leads.
Make sure your content provides added value to buyer personas
Blog articles, whitepapers, ebooks, infographics and any other content on your b2b site should answer prospects’ questions.

It can be useful to ask your current customers what they prefer to find on the company website, what their daily concerns are and how the solutions proposed by your company are supporting their work, and then build content based on the answers received.
This will generate greater engagement in potential customers, encouraging them to visit other pages on the site.
Insert CTA in all blog posts
Calls to action (CTAs) represent the best opportunity to convert visitors into leads and then into customers.
The advice is to include two or three CTAs within each article of the company blog, positioning them in different points (for example, one on the side, one in the middle of the page and one at the bottom of the page).
The first two could refer to the download of an ebook or other original content, while the final one to the request for a demo or a consultation. This allows you to collect user data , to be used for various marketing activities, providing them with valuable content or a free service in exchange.
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Pop-ups can also be used within the blog to encourage subscription to the newsletter, to an upcoming webinar or to promote the download of a particular content.

HubSpot , one of the most used marketing automation platforms, generates this type of email automatically, sending subscribers the latest published articles, allowing you to save time and resources.
Consistently enriching the company blog with content that is relevant to prospects, optimized for SEO, including clear and visible CTAs and the right keywords is the solution to increase sales and decrease bounce rate.
This is why content marketing is one of the fundamental pillars of inbound marketing , the most effective strategy in the B2B sector.
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Online vs. Offline Digital Marketing Course: Which One Suits You Best?
In today’s fast-paced digital world, mastering digital marketing has become essential for both professionals and businesses. Whether you're a student eager to start your career or a business owner looking to enhance your brand, taking a digital marketing course can open up endless opportunities. But with the rise of online learning platforms, it raises an important question: should you choose an online digital marketing course or stick with a traditional offline digital marketing course? Both options have their advantages, and ultimately, the choice depends on your personal preferences, learning style, and goals.
Let’s dive into the key differences between online and offline digital marketing courses and help you decide which one suits you best.
1. Flexibility and Convenience: Online Courses Take the Lead
One of the main benefits of an online digital marketing course is flexibility. You can access course materials anytime and anywhere, whether you're at home, in a coffee shop, or travelling. This is a huge advantage if you're someone who has a busy schedule or prefers to learn at their own pace.
Learn at your own pace: With online courses, you can study at a pace that works best for you, revisiting lessons as needed.
No geographical limitations: You're not restricted to a specific location. You can join classes from anywhere in the world, as long as you have an internet connection.
Convenience: You don't need to commute to a physical classroom. This saves both time and money, making it easier for students and professionals alike.
However, offline digital marketing courses are more structured and typically follow a set schedule. If you're someone who needs routine and prefers a more traditional classroom setting, this might be the better option for you.
2. Interaction and Networking: Offline Courses Provide More Face-to-Face Opportunities
While online courses offer flexibility, offline digital marketing courses shine when it comes to direct interaction with instructors and peers. In a physical classroom setting, you can ask questions in real-time, participate in group discussions, and network with other students or professionals in your field.
Immediate feedback: In an offline course, you can get instant responses from instructors and peers, making it easier to clarify doubts and gain deeper insights.
Networking opportunities: Being physically present in a classroom allows you to connect with others in the industry, exchange ideas, and even collaborate on projects.
Hands-on experience: Many offline courses offer practical training through workshops or live case studies, which can be highly beneficial for those who learn by doing.
On the other hand, online courses often include discussion forums, live webinars, and virtual communities, but the personal touch may be limited. Some people might miss the social interaction that comes with attending an offline course.
3. Course Content and Quality: Both Have Their Merits
Both online and offline digital marketing courses offer high-quality content, but the delivery and format differ. Online courses often benefit from being updated regularly to keep up with the fast-evolving nature of digital marketing. Many top platforms like Coursera, Udemy, and LinkedIn Learning offer courses designed by industry experts and provide a wide range of topics from SEO to social media marketing.
Online courses: They often allow access to a variety of resources like video lectures, eBooks, quizzes, and recorded lessons. These resources give you the ability to review content as needed.
Offline courses: Traditional classroom settings offer structured lectures with immediate practical demonstrations. You may also receive in-person guidance from experienced instructors who can tailor the teaching to your needs.
Choosing the right course is crucial for success. Whether it’s an online or offline course, make sure it’s comprehensive and aligns with your learning goals.
4. Cost and Affordability: Online Courses Win This Round
When it comes to cost, online courses are usually much more affordable compared to offline courses. Many online platforms offer free introductory courses, and even paid ones tend to be lower in price, making them accessible to a larger audience.
Lower tuition fees: Online courses typically don’t have the overhead costs of maintaining physical classrooms or hiring full-time faculty, which keeps the fees lower.
Free resources: There are many free resources available online, allowing you to get started without making a financial commitment.
While offline courses may offer scholarships or financial aid, they generally require a larger investment due to their physical space, materials, and instructors’ salaries.
5. Personalization and Learning Pace: Online Courses Offer More Customization
If you're someone who likes to tailor your learning experience, online courses provide more options for customisation. With a digital marketing course online, you can choose the subjects that interest you most, skip topics you're already familiar with, and even revisit challenging lessons as many times as needed.
Personalised learning: Many online platforms allow you to select the modules that best suit your career goals and interests.
Self-paced learning: You have the ability to learn at your own pace, which is ideal if you need more time with complex topics.
Offline courses, on the other hand, follow a fixed curriculum that may not cater to everyone’s individual needs. However, they can offer more structured support and direct instructor guidance.
Which One Suits You Best?
Ultimately, your decision should come down to your personal learning style, goals, and lifestyle.
If you value flexibility, self-paced learning, and a lower cost, then an online digital marketing course is the way to go.
If you prefer structured learning, enjoy in-person interaction, and networking opportunities, an offline course may be better suited for you.
Both options have their strengths, so think about what aligns best with your priorities. No matter which path you choose, the most important thing is your commitment to learning and applying the skills you gain.
In the end, whether online or offline, a digital marketing course can be the first step towards unlocking a successful career in this fast-growing field.
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Frances Hardinge - The Forest of a Thousand Eyes
With illustrations by Emily Gravett
This story is set in a land that has suffered a very green apocalypse - a magical forest that grows extremely fast, where both the plants and the creatures that live within it are deadly. Humans now live in the remaining sections of a fortified wall that was built to keep the Forest contained. Feather has lived her whole life in a small group of familiar people, but the actions of a Stranger lead her to embark on a perilous journey along the Wall.
It's not a long book - I'm not much good at guessing how long ebooks are, but I think it would either be a short novella or a long short story. The ebook formatting works very poorly with the illustrations, but the illustrations themselves are wonderfully atmospheric, and I think that the physical book should be a beautiful object.
The length of the book means the plot is quite simple, but the setting is well thought out and gives the impression of a world that stretches far beyond the bounds of the story. Although the Forest is objectively dangerous, most of the book is told from the perspective of a child who has grown up around the danger, and knows how to protect herself from it, so the overall tone is not particularly ominous. (There are also a few sections told from the point of view of her scaled ferret, who is possibly even better equipped for Forest life.)
Recommended, but not in ebook form, as the illustrations don't mix well with ereader formatting.
#review#spoilers#frances hardinge#the forest of a thousand eyes#Ebook provided in exchange for a review
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The Lost House by Melissa Larsen
This was such a great, quick, twisty read. The story follows a young woman who travels to Iceland to learn about the history of her family. Her grandfather allegedly killed her grandmother and aunt, and is accompanying a podcaster to learn further about, and possibly solve, the murder. The book tackles a number of interesting things including addiction, family dynamics, and the impetus behind murder podcasting. The writing was fantastic and transported me to Iceland, and I would highly recommend this to anyone who wants a great, engaging, creepy read.
This ebook was provided by NetGalley and the publisher in exchange for an honest review.
#reading#books#netgalley#book recommendations#booklr#book reviews#fiction#book review#bookstagram#the lost house#melissa larsen#thriller
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Waylaid by JM Snyder #Audiobook #LGBT #Review #MMRomance #Fantasy
Erryn reviews ‘Waylaid’ by JM Snyder. This ebook was released on May 4, 2024 and is 172 pgs long. The audiobook version of this story was released August 19, 2024 and was narrated by Nick Johnson. Run time of 5 hours and 20 minutes. A copy was provided in exchange for an honest review. Why I read this book: I was intrigued. It’s only supposed to be one night. Until it isn’t. When the Queen’s…
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CONTENT MARKETING
Content Marketing Overview:
Content marketing is a strategic approach that focuses on creating and distributing valuable, relevant, and consistent content to attract and engage a target audience. The ultimate goal is to drive profitable customer action by providing value rather than overtly selling products or services. By educating, entertaining, and solving problems for your audience, content marketing helps build trust and loyalty.

Key Components of Content Marketing
Content Creation The creation of high-quality, engaging, and valuable content that resonates with your target audience. Types of content include:
Blog Posts Articles written on various topics relevant to your audience. Blogs can drive organic traffic through SEO, increase brand authority, and nurture relationships.
Videos Engaging visual content like tutorials, webinars, explainer videos, or behind-the-scenes footage. Video is highly shareable and has high engagement rates.
Infographics Visual representations of data or information. They simplify complex information and make it easier for users to digest and share.
Ebooks and Whitepapers Longer-form content that dives deeper into specific topics. Ebooks and whitepapers are excellent for lead generation, often requiring users to submit contact information in exchange for access.
Case Studies Detailed accounts of how your product or service solved a problem for a client. Case studies build trust and demonstrate real-world success.
Social Media Posts Short-form content shared on platforms like Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter. These can include text, images, polls, and stories.
Podcasts Audio content that allows brands to dive deeper into topics and connect with audiences on a personal level.
Webinars Live, online events that allow direct interaction with an audience, often used for product demos, Q&A sessions, or educational content.
Content Distribution Content distribution refers to the channels used to get your content in front of your audience. Here are the main methods of distribution:
Owned Media: These are the assets you control, like your website, blog, email lists, and social media accounts. Content published on owned media is directly under your control.
Earned Media: These are mentions, shares, reviews, or other forms of recognition earned through engagement and value. This can include social media shares, backlinks, press coverage, or influencer mentions.
Paid Media: Content that you pay to distribute. This can be in the form of social media ads, PPC ads, sponsored content, or paid influencer promotions.
Content Strategy Developing a content strategy is essential for guiding your content creation efforts. Here’s what to consider:
Target Audience: Define your ideal customers, their needs, preferences, challenges, and pain points. Understanding your audience is critical to producing content that resonates with them.
Content Goals: What do you want your content to achieve? Some common goals include increasing brand awareness, driving website traffic, generating leads, or improving customer retention.
Content Themes and Topics: Focus on topics that align with your brand and offer value to your audience. Content should address their challenges, educate them, or entertain them in ways that are relevant to your product or service.
Content Calendar: A well-planned content calendar ensures consistent publishing. It helps you plan topics, set deadlines, and coordinate with teams involved in content creation.
Content Format: Choose the right format based on the audience's preferences. Will your audience engage better with written content, videos, or infographics?
SEO (Search Engine Optimization) SEO is crucial in content marketing as it helps your content rank higher on search engines, driving organic traffic. Key aspects of SEO for content marketing include:
Keyword Research: Identifying the terms and phrases your target audience is searching for and incorporating them into your content.
On-Page SEO: Optimizing content elements like title tags, meta descriptions, headers, and internal links to improve search engine rankings.
Content-Length and Quality: Search engines favor long-form, detailed, and valuable content, as it’s more likely to satisfy search intent.
Backlink Building: Earning high-quality backlinks from reputable websites increases your content's authority and ranking potential.
Content Promotion Even the best content needs promotion to ensure it reaches the right audience. Here are some promotional strategies:
Social Media Sharing: Share your content on all relevant social media platforms. Use hashtags, tagging, and social media ads to boost content reach.
Email Marketing: Send personalized content to your email list, such as newsletters, blog roundups, or exclusive offers. Make sure the content is relevant to your subscribers.
Influencer Marketing: Work with influencers to help promote your content to their audience. Influencers can drive engagement and traffic to your content.
Paid Advertising: Use paid ads on Google, Facebook, LinkedIn, or other platforms to boost your content’s reach.
Content Syndication: Republish your content on third-party websites, like Medium or LinkedIn, to increase its exposure and drive traffic back to your site.
Engagement and Interaction Content marketing isn’t just about broadcasting messages to your audience—it's about engaging with them. Here’s how to foster engagement:
Comments and Discussions: Responding to comments on your blog, social media, or videos can foster a sense of community and deepen relationships.
Polls, Quizzes, and Surveys: Interactive content like polls or quizzes increases engagement by encouraging your audience to participate.
Call to Action (CTA): Every piece of content should have a CTA that encourages users to take the next step, whether it’s reading another blog post, signing up for a newsletter, or making a purchase.
Content Measurement & Analytics Measuring the effectiveness of your content marketing efforts is essential for understanding what works and what doesn’t. Some key metrics to track include:
Traffic Metrics: How much traffic is your content driving to your website? Use tools like Google Analytics to track page visits, sources of traffic, and time spent on the page.
Engagement Metrics: Measure social shares, comments, likes, and other forms of engagement that show how well your audience is interacting with your content.
Lead Generation Metrics: Track how many leads your content is generating (email sign-ups, eBook downloads, webinar registrations, etc.).
Conversion Metrics: Ultimately, the goal of content marketing is to drive conversions. Track how many of your leads are converting into customers, and analyze how content contributed to those conversions.
SEO Metrics: Monitor keyword rankings, organic traffic, and backlink growth to understand how your content is performing in search engine rankings.
Content Repurposing Repurposing content helps maximize its value. Instead of creating entirely new content all the time, you can:
Turn blog posts into videos or infographics.
Break down long-form content like whitepapers or case studies into smaller, shareable snippets.
Use social media posts to highlight key points from a longer article or blog.
Benefits of Content Marketing
Builds Trust and Credibility: By providing value through informative and engaging content, brands can establish themselves as industry leaders and build trust with their audience.
Drives Organic Traffic: With a well-executed SEO strategy, content can attract organic traffic from search engines, reducing the reliance on paid advertising.
Enhances Customer Relationships: Content marketing enables businesses to engage with their audience in meaningful ways, helping to nurture leads and retain customers over the long term.
Improves Brand Awareness: Sharing high-quality content consistently increases visibility and helps customers become more familiar with your brand.
Cost-Effective: Content marketing can deliver a high return on investment (ROI) compared to traditional advertising methods, especially for small businesses with limited budgets.
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The Power of Content Marketing: How to Attract and Retain Customers

Content marketing has become an indispensable strategy for businesses looking to attract, engage, and retain customers. By creating valuable, relevant, and consistent content, brands can establish authority, build trust, and drive long-term customer relationships. In this blog, we will explore how content marketing can help businesses attract and retain customers effectively.
Why Content Marketing Matters
Content marketing goes beyond traditional advertising by focusing on providing value to the audience. It helps in:
Building Brand Awareness – Informative and engaging content helps businesses reach a wider audience and establish their identity in the industry.
Driving Organic Traffic – Well-optimized content improves search engine rankings, attracting potential customers to your website.
Enhancing Customer Trust – High-quality content positions a brand as a thought leader, fostering trust and credibility.
Boosting Engagement and Conversions – Interactive and educational content encourages audience engagement, leading to higher conversion rates.
How to Attract Customers with Content Marketing
Create High-Quality Blog Posts
Provide in-depth, informative, and engaging articles on topics relevant to your industry.
Use SEO best practices, including keyword optimization, to improve visibility in search engines.
Leverage Social Media Marketing
Share your content on social media platforms to reach a broader audience.
Use visually appealing images, infographics, and videos to make your content more engaging.
Use Video Marketing
Create educational, how-to, and testimonial videos to captivate your audience.
Publish videos on YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok to enhance reach and engagement.
Offer Valuable Lead Magnets
Provide free eBooks, whitepapers, webinars, or templates in exchange for customer emails.
Use these lead magnets to nurture potential customers through email marketing.
How to Retain Customers Through Content Marketing
Personalized Email Campaigns
Send tailored content, product recommendations, and exclusive offers to existing customers.
Use automation tools to engage customers at different stages of the buying journey.
Create a Customer-Centric Community
Foster engagement through online communities, discussion forums, and social media groups.
Respond to customer queries and feedback promptly to build lasting relationships.
Publish Case Studies and Success Stories
Showcase real-life examples of how your products or services have benefited customers.
Use testimonials and reviews to reinforce credibility and trust.
Regularly Update Content
Keep blog posts, product guides, and FAQs updated to provide relevant and accurate information.
Optimize existing content for new keywords and trends to maintain search engine rankings.
Conclusion
Content marketing is a powerful tool that helps businesses attract and retain customers by delivering value and building strong relationships. By leveraging high-quality content, social media, video marketing, and personalized email campaigns, businesses can enhance their brand authority, boost engagement, and drive long-term growth.
At RankON Technologies, we specialize in crafting impactful content marketing strategies that help businesses achieve their marketing goals. Contact us today to enhance your content marketing efforts and drive sustainable growth.
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Your Ultimate Shopping Guide – Grab Your Free eBook Now!

Shopping is more than just a necessity—it’s an experience. Whether you're looking for the latest fashion, high-tech gadgets, or home essentials, knowing how to shop smart can save you both time and money. With so many options available, it’s easy to get overwhelmed. But don’t worry! We’ve got you covered with the ultimate shopping guide to help you make the best purchasing decisions.
Imagine walking into a store or browsing online and knowing exactly what to buy, where to find the best deals, and how to make the most of your budget. Sounds great, right? The good news is that you can achieve this effortlessly by following a few smart shopping tips. Plus, if you're eager to master the art of shopping, you can get a free eBook packed with expert advice and insider tricks!
1. Plan Before You Shop
Set a Budget
One of the biggest mistakes shoppers make is shopping without a budget. A budget helps you stay in control of your spending and prevents unnecessary purchases.
Make a Shopping List
Whether you’re shopping for groceries, clothing, or electronics, having a shopping list ensures you only buy what you need. This reduces impulse buying and keeps your finances in check.
Do Your Research
Check reviews, compare prices, and read product descriptions before making a purchase. Knowing the pros and cons of a product helps you make an informed decision.
2. Take Advantage of Discounts and Deals
Use Coupons and Promo Codes
Coupons and promo codes can significantly reduce the cost of your purchase. Always check for available discounts before buying.
Shop During Sales Events
Big sales like holiday promotions, clearance sales, and seasonal discounts offer great deals. Plan your shopping around these events to save money.
Sign Up for Loyalty Programs
Many stores offer rewards programs that provide discounts, cashback, and exclusive deals. Joining these programs can lead to long-term savings.
3. Shop Smarter Online
Compare Prices Across Different Platforms
The same product can have different prices on various websites. Comparing prices before making a purchase helps you find the best deal.
Look for Free Shipping Options
Shipping costs can add up quickly. Many online retailers offer free shipping on minimum orders or special promotions.
Read Customer Reviews
Customer reviews give insight into a product’s quality and usability. Always check reviews before adding an item to your cart.
4. Master the Art of In-Store Shopping
Shop During Off-Peak Hours
Avoid crowds by shopping during early mornings or weekdays. This makes your shopping experience more enjoyable and stress-free.
Check Return and Exchange Policies
Before purchasing, ensure that the store has a flexible return or exchange policy. This is crucial, especially when buying clothing, electronics, or home essentials.
Test Before You Buy
If possible, try out the product before purchasing. Whether it’s clothing, gadgets, or furniture, testing ensures you’re happy with your choice.
5. Sustainable and Ethical Shopping
Choose Eco-Friendly Products
Supporting brands that use sustainable materials helps reduce environmental impact. Look for items made from recycled or biodegradable materials.
Support Local and Small Businesses
Shopping from local businesses supports the economy and promotes unique, high-quality products.
Avoid Fast Fashion
Fast fashion contributes to environmental pollution. Investing in durable, timeless pieces is a better choice in the long run.
6. Shopping for Specific Needs
Electronics and Gadgets
Check specifications and compatibility before buying.
Look for warranty and after-sales service options.
Buy from reputable sellers to avoid counterfeit products.
Fashion and Clothing
Invest in versatile wardrobe staples.
Choose quality over quantity.
Look for timeless styles that can be worn year-round.
Home Essentials
Prioritize functionality and durability.
Read product care instructions.
Consider space and storage before making a purchase.
7. Budget-Friendly Shopping Hacks
Buy in Bulk – This works great for groceries and household supplies.
Use Cashback Apps – Earn rewards on every purchase.
Wait for Price Drops – Track prices and buy when they go on sale.
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8. Avoiding Common Shopping Mistakes
Falling for Impulse Buying
Impulse purchases often lead to regret. Stick to your shopping list and budget to avoid unnecessary spending.
Not Checking Return Policies
A strict or non-existent return policy can be frustrating. Always check return terms before making a purchase.
Ignoring Product Reviews
Skipping customer reviews can result in buying low-quality items. Always read reviews for insights into product performance.
9. How to Spot the Best Quality Products
Check Material and Build Quality
Look for sturdy materials and good craftsmanship. High-quality items last longer and save money in the long run.
Examine Product Labels
Product labels provide essential information about materials, care instructions, and authenticity.
Look for Certifications
Products with safety and quality certifications ensure reliability and performance.
10. Making the Most of Your Shopping Experience
Be Patient
Take your time to find the best deals and products. Rushing often leads to overspending.
Stay Updated on Trends
Follow fashion, tech, and home decor trends to make informed shopping choices.
Enjoy the Process
Shopping should be fun and rewarding! Whether you're bargain hunting or treating yourself, enjoy the journey.
Final Thoughts
Smart shopping isn’t just about spending less—it’s about making informed choices that benefit you in the long run. By planning ahead, comparing prices, and making conscious purchasing decisions, you can make every shopping trip a success. Want to become an expert shopper? Get your free eBook today and start shopping smarter!
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Welcome to Freelance Digital

In today’s fast-paced digital world, businesses must adapt to stay competitive. One of the most effective ways to achieve success is through digital marketing. Unlike traditional marketing, digital marketing offers businesses an opportunity to connect with their audience in real-time, track results instantly, and optimize campaigns for better performance. In this blog, we will explore the significance of digital marketing, its key components, and why it is essential for businesses of all size Digital marketing encompasses all online marketing efforts used to promote a brand, product, or service. It involves the use of various digital channels such as search engines, social media, email, websites, and online advertising to reach and engage with potential customers. Digital marketing is data-driven, allowing businesses to measure and adjust their strategies to maximize results. Global Reach: Unlike traditional marketing, which is often limited to a specific location, digital marketing allows businesses to reach a worldwide audience with minimal investment. Cost-Effectiveness: Digital marketing is often more affordable than traditional marketing methods, making it an excellent choice for startups and small businesses.
Targeted Advertising: With tools like social media advertising and pay-per-click (PPC) campaigns, businesses can target specific demographics, interests, and behaviors to increase conversion rates.Measurable Results: Unlike billboards or TV ads, digital marketing campaigns can be tracked in real-time using analytics tools, helping businesses adjust strategies for better results. Customer Engagement: Through interactive content, social media, and email campaigns, businesses can build meaningful relationships with their audience, fostering loyalty and trust. Search Engine Optimization (SEO) SEO is the process of optimizing a website to rank higher on search engines like Google. By using relevant keywords, high-quality content, and proper technical setup, businesses can improve their online visibility and attract organic traffic.Content Marketing Content is king in digital marketing. Creating valuable and relevant content through blogs, videos, infographics, and ebooks helps businesses establish authority, educate their audience, and drive engagement.Social Media Marketing Social media platforms like Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and LinkedIn provide businesses with a way to connect with their audience, increase brand awareness, and generate leads. Email marketing remains one of the most effective digital marketing strategies. Businesses can send personalized messages, promotions, and newsletters to nurture leads and retain customers. PPC advertising allows businesses to display ads on search engines and social media platforms. It works on a pay-per-click model, meaning businesses only pay when someone clicks on their ad.Affiliate Marketing This involves partnering with influencers or affiliates who promote a business’s products or services in exchange for a commission.Online Reputation Management Managing a brand’s online reputation through customer reviews, testimonials, and social media interactions can significantly impact a company’s credibility and trustworthiness. Set Clear Goals: Define what you want to achieve with digital marketing, such as increasing website traffic, generating leads, or boosting sales. Know Your Audience: Understanding your target audience’s interests, behavior, and pain points is crucial to crafting personalized marketing messages.m Choose the Right Channels: Focus on the platforms where your audience is most active. Create High-Quality Content: Engaging and valuable content attract and retains customers’ Monitor and Optimize: Use analytics tools to track performance and make data-driven decisions to improve your strategy. Digital marketing is a game-changer for businesses looking to thrive in the modern marketplace. Its ability to reach a broader audience, target specific customer groups, and provide measurable results makes it an essential tool for success.

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