Zeeshan shabir’s Post

Use this or you will not get results 🥺, It’s true everything is meant to be get aligned results, And so that to get results for Inbound Marketing, Well to for that we might need to use tools, To ease out the process ✨ And here are the tools that you can use 😁 🎁 1) marketingexamples.com -: this tool will help you to find out the topics that you want to use in creating the content for inbound marketing ✨ 🎁 2) Micro copy -: This tool will gonna help you to get go to headlines and slangs that you can use in your content ✨ 🎁 3) Plixr -: This is a great Canva alternative for free and that really helps you to make stunning content for the post for inbound marketing . 🎁 4) Buffer -: Now as you had made the content it’s now time to schedule it and for that you can use this tool to manage all your postings at one place ✨ Now use these tools and made your content more better for inbound marketing ✨ And if you loved it share it with your friends ✨

Marketing doesn't have to cost you the earth For business owners this can be a headache. You know you need to get in front of more customers but your worried about the cost. There are several ways to get around this. Why not try content marketing where you regularly post blogs on your website. Make sure they are SEO Optimised. You can do this by researching key words that match with what your customers are looking for online. You could also offer to guest blog for other business owners you can connect with. This is another underrated tool to extend your reach by posting on someone else's website. There is also email marketing. If you have a regular customer base do you even use this to your full advantage? Is it just newsletters you send or do you put together email campaigns for people at different stages of your sales funnel? The good news is that there is little to no cost for some of these channels. It sets you up nicely to help grow your initial base and then you can start reinvesting some of that revenue to increase your marketing budget. #marketingbudget #sales

As an SEO specialist I know the power of clarity when it comes to your purpose and value. It's not just about ranking high on Google, it's about knowing your 'why' and communicating it effectively. Your business's 'why' is the foundation for your marketing strategy, content creation, and customer engagement. It's what attracts the right audience and keeps them engaged with your brand.

One good reason to publish more high-quality content (that has nothing to do with SEO): The principle of reciprocity. That is, providing value up front for prospects, who then give you something you want in return. More great content across relevant channels equals more opportunities for readers to reward you with their engagement and trust. Every new helpful post, every repurposed version of it, is another way of saying: "Here's something for you." Keep providing that value, and your audience will want to: - Give you their email addresses - Subscribe to your newsletter - Ask to see that demo - Upgrade from the freemium to the paid version - Book a call to speak with a company they trust Helping customers is not giving away your insights or value for free. It's you making the smart investment in your own growth while showing that you are, in fact, dedicated to serving your customers. Your customers will be indebted to you when you help them feel special and empowered. You gotta give if you wanna get. #marketing #reciprocity

Ever heard of the difference between inbound and outbound marketing? Outbound is when you chase people, through tactics like running ads, sending emails or making cold calls. Inbound is when people chase you, because they have such a high opinion of you that when they decide they need your service, you're the first person they think of. So how do you get people to chase you? By building a strong brand. Sadly, that's not quick or easy. It involves doing regular content marketing over the long-term, so that you methodically increase your visibility and credibility – kind of like filling a bathtub one drop at a time. But it does work. Once you've got a strong brand, you'll attract clients and referrals. Outbound marketing can be very effective – but it involves a lot of time and money. The beauty of inbound is that your clients proactively contact you. P.S. If you don't have the time or capacity to attract clients through content marketing, I can help. #contentmarketing #marketing #inboundmarketing My website: https://lnkd.in/gidqJKQ

How to write a decent blog post

I’ve decided it’s time to drop some marketing wisdom bombs 💣. I’m kicking off a fun, no-BS series that covers EVERYTHING you need to know about marketing, minus the jargon and boredom! 😅 We’ll be chatting about: 1. Branding (like, the kind that sticks in your brain) 2. SEO & PPC (aka the stuff that gets you found online) 3. Writing copy that doesn’t make people fall asleep 4. Emails your customers will actually want to open and the magic of turning data into action (it’s cooler than it sounds, trust me) Expect tips, tricks, and maybe a few marketing fails (because hey, we’ve all been there!). No lectures here, just a fun journey through the wild world of marketing! Whether you're a total newbie or you’ve been in the game forever, I guarantee you’ll pick up something new. Ready to dive in? Let’s make marketing fun again! #MarketingAdventures #MarketingTips #NoBoringStuff #MarketingForHumans #StayTuned

Ever wondered what the life of your marketing team looks like? Yeah, this picture is marketing life in a nutshell—covered in sticky notes and juggling ALL the tasks for every client. But here’s the thing... No matter how many post-its we’re buried under, there’s a bit of magic in how marketing pros keep it all moving. Whether it's launching campaigns, creating content, or SEO and numbers, we always get everything done and out before the deadline (usually with a coffee in hand). And the best part? Your business grows at a rapid rate. What’s one marketing task you’d love to pass off to the pros so you can focus on what you do best? Tell us below ⬇️⬇️⬇️ #cybersecuritymarketing #itservices #MSPMarketing #TechLeaders #techindustry #techcommunity

A new SVP of Marketing had inherited a dumpster fire. I'm sure you can relate? Prior to their time, other agencies had made a *lot* of bad SEO decisions... all in a row. And we had to pick up the pieces. No matter what it took. Here's exactly what we did: + Added 589 internal links + Updated 20 of their most popular posts + Fixed technical site migration mistakes BUT, if you know me, you know SEO is just one small part of the Growth Sprints offer. This traffic chart from Ahrefs is neat, but we also need to drive revenue, so we also: + Created Content IP (name the problem, not your solution) + Improved chatbot playbooks + Updated product pages for mental availability And soon, we'll stack a few things on top of THAT, such as: + Survey-based content distribution strategy + Immortal newsletter I know I'm the "sprints" guy, but getting to work on a big project like this has been an absolute dream. Want more details on any of these? Happy to open the playbook. ⚡️

You’re killing your business growth by not doing this: I’m talking about not documenting your marketing. Yes, you probably know who you're selling to. Yes, you probably know how to write a decent blog post. Yes, you probably know some keywords you want to target. But if you keep all this info in your head, you: • Will forget the details • Chase every shiny object on your path • Get frustrated that marketing doesn't work This "in-your-head" marketing doesn't work. Marketing is a repeatable, systemized process. So, when we start working with new clients, we always start with a 2-week strategy workshop. It's when we define: • Your content mission statement • Your target audience • Your SEO strategy • Your style guide • Briefs SOPs After the workshop, we write 2-4 sample blog posts to show you the impact the strategy has on your content quality. Usually, our clients are surprised at how big of a difference it makes. We're 100% convinced it does. In fact: Our clients receive a full refund if they are not satisfied with our content after the first 30 days. Spoiler alert: we never refunded anyone. We still have 2 spots available for a strategy workshop in May. DM me "Content" and I'll send you more details.