4 Strategies to Delivering Killer Content in Your Paid Membership Group

 The Content Hamster Wheel
Many people, when they think about starting a membership program, immediately think to themselves…

“Well, if I start this, then I’ll get stuck having to create new content all the time. I don’t really have the time for that.”

And the fear of getting caught on the “Content Hamster Wheel” is what scares people from creating a recurring revenue stream…

Even though it’s one of the smartest things you can do for your business.

In this post, I’ll give you 4 no-fail strategies for how to deliver value without ripping your hair out…

Or feeling like you’re stuck in a “Facebook group prison” that you’ve created for yourself.  

Here’s how you generate great, actionable, valuable content for your members WITHOUT driving yourself crazy in the process.

1. Plan in Advance

Plan your content calendar one year in advance, if you can do it.

2. Built-in Re-runs

Be sure you block off time in your calendar for “re-runs”, things that you’ve already created or that already exist…

3. ‘Tis the Season

Another advantage to planning a year in advance is that you don’t have to produce new stuff forever.

4. Cream Rises to the Top

Within your community, there will (hopefully) be plenty of very smart and talented people. To read these tips in full, This was posted originally at,  http://goo.gl/H0Uke4

Content to your social media networks is the motor to your business. If you don't put the fuel in, it won't run.

We can help you with the fuel/content for your blog or video so you won't get caught in the hamster wheel, probizranker.com

Social Media What is it?

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Proven Formula On How To Get More Retweets (Follow These 5 Overly Simple Steps)

You should because the more you get retweeted the more your business is exposed to other peoples communities.

This is good because if your content is awesome (which I’m sure it is) the more likely you’ll be to get other peoples communities to follow you and share your content.

First you need to look at your Twitter analytics to measure how your Tweets are performing?

Remember what isn’t measured cannot be managed as the saying goes.

The 3 big numbers I like to look at inside my analytics are:

1. Engagement rate

2. Link clicks

3. Retweets

All 3 are good indicators of how you’re doing on Twitter.

If you’re on Twitter for business each month minimally you should be looking at these 3 numbers and seeing how you can improve them from the previous month.

The more link clicks you get, the more website traffic you’ll get (obviously).

We all know also that more website traffic equals more leads and sales.

One easy way to expand your link clicks on Twitter is to get more retweets and show up in front of other peoples followers.

So how do you do this?

Let’s go over 5 overly simple ways you can get more retweets starting in the next 10 minutes:

1. Use images in your tweets.

Tweets with images generate 150% more retweets than those with just text, and it’s easy to make great images in the perfect size for Twitter in Canva!

However, if that’s too time-consuming or you don’t like creating graphics, you can quickly create images on your phone. Typorama, which, unlike many apps, allows you to create images in the right dimensions for Twitter and is super easy to use.

To read the other 4 tips,  http://www.socialquant.net/get-more-retweets/

Twitter can be a very powerful social media tool for your business if you set your account up right and know what to do to automate it to do the work for you.

If you would like to find out more about social media networks and how they can increase your business, ranking in the search engines, and online presence, go to Probizranker.com for more info.

Start Your Own Company Before Technology Takes Your Job

I recently toured a factory that designs and makes robots for the manufacturing industry. As my guide proudly demonstrated the smart robots his company was making for a client, I asked him how many employees each robot would replace. He sheepishly replied, “20.” This is just one example of the way technology is replacing jobs at an accelerated rate in nearly every industry. It is also why I rode my bicycle from coast to coast and interviewed 100 entrepreneurs – but more on that in a minute.

We see the impact of technology all around us. E-commerce is reducing the number of jobs in retailing. Self-checkout kiosks are eliminating positions in grocery stores. Computers are performing jobs in the service sector. Software is replacing analysts and accountants. Online learning is changing the traditional “brick-and-mortar” educational model. And smart cars and delivery drones may eliminate millions of jobs in the transportation industry. read more here, https://www.entrepreneur.com/article/272587

It is always a good idea to have a back up plan. You should get started building a business that you enjoy and love to work at. That way if and when that day comes you are terminated from the job you are employed at, you at least will have a solid foundation to start a full time business without pressure or stress of desperation.

Probizranker is a full business website service to grow your business right from the start. Probizranker.com (coming soon) provides all the services needed to matain the online presence so you can do what you do best. Get started now before that day comes when you will be forced to do something else in your life.

More videos are watched on YouTube than any other platform

According to Adelie Studios

Videos have a higher organic search results

According to Adelie Studios

Businesses can grow thier revenue faster with video

According to Adelie Studios, Businesses can grow thier revenue faster with video than companies that don't use video.

62% of consumers are more likely to have a NEGATIVE perception of a brand that published a poor quality video.

62%  of consumers are more likely to have a NEGATIVE perception of a brand that  published a poor quality video, according to Adelie Studios

 

Show, don't tell: How video is swamping the internet

Video will account for 80% of all internet traffic by 2019, up from 64% in 2014, says technology giant Cisco.
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg says that 90% of the social network's content will be video-based by 2018.
And network company Ericsson thinks mobile video traffic will rocket 55% a year between now and 2020. read more of this post, http://www.bbc.com/news/business-35767893

 Video is just one of the tools in social media that we use to get the message out about our company, product, or service. To read more about other tools (social media) that Google wants you to use click here,http://probizranker.blogspot.com/2016/03/social-media-what-is-it-why-importance.html

Watch this short video on what is social media.

3 Questions to ask when hiring a person or company to Rank your website

How old are the processes you use to rank a site?

          Answer: If they are more than 2 years, Run don’t walk away from them.

Some of the latest processes are only 3 months old that Google has changed.

How many sites have you got on the first page in the last 6 months?

          Answer: If they are good and up to date with what Google has changed, they should have proof of ranking even new sites in the last six months.

What is the number one metric Google uses to rank anything online?

          Answer: Social Engagement! Google uses Social engagement as 67% of the decision to rank you on the first page. That 2/3 of the decision process! (decision is done electronically)

If they can not answer this question, I would not use them!

In the next article and video I will be covering Social Engagement. what it is, what Google is looking for, and how you can use it to gain higher ranking in Google search results.

Coming soon, Probizranker.com 

Related article, 

What Is Social Media Engagement & Why Should I Care?

 http://sproutsocial.com/insights/what-is-social-media-engagement/

Match Your Local SEO to Your Business Type with the Local SEO Checklist

Is your brand visible to potential customers? If you're a local business and you haven't nailed down your local SEO, you're missing the opportunity to be seen when that customer searches on desktop or on mobile.

But local SEO isn't some mysterious entity. It's a series of concerted steps. And we can help you tailor those local SEO efforts to your business model. Simply find your business type on the following illustration and follow the steps that are specific to your needs. read the rest of this post on, https://moz.com/blog/local-seo-checklist

I'm starting a video series on how to do this, we start with the basics, What is Social media.