Website review: Nomadic Growth: Moving to Greener P...
edborden discovered this in Weblogs
•10 reviews since Mar 19, 2008
blogs, traffic, marketing
•skelliewag.org/nomadic-growth-moving-to-green...
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edborden discovered 4 months ago- Blog growth stagnating?
- Nengwe rated 3 weeks ago
- Skellie always offers great advice for growing your blog
- onreact-com rated 4 months ago
- Nomadic marketing: "Another valuable lesson I've learned through this experience of slowed growth is that promotional methods are like pastures"
- CindyKing rated 4 months ago
- Actually an inspirational read on marketing.
- smtrader rated 4 months ago
- Insightful post on the challenges of growing your blog and some tips to help you reach a larger audience.
- ankeshkothari rated 4 months ago
- Good post by Skellie on the merits of constant perpetual marketing...
- caribbeanmon rated 4 months ago
- Informative post from Skellie on how to increase your traffic if you have hit a wall.
- SkinnyNinja rated 4 months ago
- Excellent insights here: If your blog growth slows, then move on and find new ways to promote it. Don't oversaturate the same audiences over and over again, returns will diminish quickly that way.
- amypalko rated 4 months ago
- From the page: "Consistently marketing yourself to the same audience begins to use up the attention the finite attention that audience has to give to you, just like grazing the same pasture for months will leave it barren. Like any nomad, you must continually move to greener pastures, and new audiences. Are you riding the same old promotional methods into the ground?"
