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Keeping Your Content on Track With an Editorial Calendar

Published on February 16, 2013 By Carolyn Cohn

Content marketing is not an easy thing to do well. Of course, it is absolutely essential that you market your content as effectively as possible. Keeping track of it is critical and using an editorial calendar is a wonderful tool. Continue reading →

How Syndicating Your Content Grows Readership

Published on June 19, 2012 By Carolyn Cohn

As a blogger, one of your biggest concerns is obtaining as many high-quality readers as possible. That is how you measure the success of your blog. Writing and posting aren’t enough, however. Syndicating is a critical tool for readership boosting. Continue reading →

The Coupling of Social Media and Journalism

Published on June 30, 2011 By Carolyn Cohn

With social media having such an incredibly strong foothold and print media stepping back a bit, you may wonder what is in the future for journalism. In the future, how will social media connect with journalism? Continue reading →

Blogging 101

Published on May 17, 2011 By Shari Weiss

“I see classes offered at the library all the time…how to use the Internet, etc. I guess for seniors who don’t have a clue about it, I kind of feel like them, but how to go about promoting my business online. I don’t know if a blog is the way to go and if it is, where and how do I do it right? It is not in my budget yet to build a quality website” – a CompuKol reader. Continue reading →

The Dos and Don’ts of Article Marketing

Published on March 26, 2011 By Carolyn Cohn

You have heard the term “Article Marketing” many times and are hopefully publishing your articles to many websites and educating many people. Article marketing is an art and there are dos and don’ts when it comes to their success. Continue reading →

Getting People to Read Your Articles

Published on January 22, 2011 By Carolyn Cohn

You are diligent and consistent when it comes to posting articles online that are informative and educational for other people. The quality of the writing is superb but you notice that you don’t have a lot of readers. Why not? Continue reading →

The Science Behind Enticing Blogs

Published on November 20, 2010 By Carolyn Cohn

It is well known that fresh and exciting content is critical to your web presence and online reputation. There are a lot of things to consider when writing a blog article. The science behind the success is just as important. Continue reading →

Build Credibility and Trust With Content

Published on April 22, 2010 By Michael Cohn

You could have the most sophisticated and beautiful website design and the most interesting content and still, all of your visitors will have a different reaction to both. So, how do you maximize conversions? Continue reading →

Captivate Your Readers With a Mind-blowing Blog Article Introduction

Published on April 10, 2010 By Carolyn Cohn

“A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.”-Lao-tzu. The first paragraph of your blog article is crucial. The reader will only give you three seconds to grab them. Your journey to success begins with those three seconds. Continue reading →

Syndicating Your Content Using RSS Feeds

Published on April 1, 2010 By Carolyn Cohn

You have a website and/or blog and you want to share them with others. You can syndicate your content to other websites related to your industry or niche using Really Simple Syndication (RSS) feeds. Continue reading →