A few years ago we discussed the top four marketing strategies you can use in the off-season to keep your program relevant and relevant all year-round. In the same vein, today I…
Category: Blogging
What Makes Blogging Such a Great Search Engine Optimization Strategy?
There’s so many strategies you can use to optimize your camp’s website for search engines, it’d almost be forgivable for you to get overwhelmed trying to tackle them all, just give up and hope…
How to Get Your Customers and Prospects to Write Your Blog Posts for You
If you’re struggling for topics to put on your blog, here’s a way you’ll never get writer’s block: Get your customers and prospects to do it for you! Here’s what I mean….
How to Update Your Blog 3 Times Per Day
You may have heard me say (about 20 million times before) that you should be updating your blog at least three times a week. It’s the best way to get maximum “google…
The Easy Way to Get More Blog Readers, Reach More Prospects, and Eliminate Writers Block
You’ve heard me say it over and over: blogging at least 3 times per week is one of the best ways to keep your camp at the top of the search engines….
What Blogging Platform Do You Use?
Blogger? WordPress? Interested to know, please leave a comment, thanks.
Blogging: The Most Bang for Your Marketing Buck
I’ve never met a camp director who couldn’t use more credibility or visibility for their program. You can get that, and you can get tons of potential camper leads, through blogging. It…
When Google Looks at Your Website, What Does it See?
If you’re familiar with this blog or read the archives, you know that updating your website and blog on a frequent basis is among the easiest ways to get your camp’s website…
7 Ways to Get More Comments on Your Blog
Darren Rowse of Problogger blogs via video and written content. Here’s a video he made a few months ago to help you get more comments on your blog. When you get people…
How to Never Have Writer’s Block for Your Blog Again
Do you ever get “writer’s block” when thinking of what to say on your blog? Here’s a tip: Just take bits and pieces of content already on your camp’s main website, change…