Companies are building trust with customers by creating quality content. Marketing this content is essential to your website’s visibility, and online reputation. How do you market the content to build a strong following? Use our top five web content marketing rules below to boost your online visibility.

Become Diverse With Social Media

Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter were once the dominate social media forces for companies. Now, there are a variety of new social media sites to consider including Instagram, Pinterest, and Tumblr. They have shown businesses the importance of branching out with social media marketing.

Use Infographics

A picture tells a thousand words. We are seeing a major shift in the content marketing world to image-centric content. An infographic is easy to read, and it is easy to share. Take a look at Pinterest and Buzzfeed to see how the infographic world is booming.

Mobile Friendly Is Vital

By the year 2017, Forbes predicts 87% of connected devices will be smartphone and tablets. If you do not have a mobile-friendly website and marketing strategy, you are missing out on a huge potential customer base. Providing the customer with a user-friendly experience is vital to online marketing.

Google Authorship

Bring your content marketing strategy full-circle by linking it to your Google + account. Signing up with Google authorship will bring your body of work together, increasing the visibility of your posts as your author rank grows.

Engaging Content

Don’t leave your readers bored with regurgitated content. It is vital to your content marketing strategy to create fresh, engaging content. Regular posting of quality content shows the search engines you have an active website, and you post relevant content for your niche market.
Use our web content marketing rules to increase your online audience. Join us on May 21, 2014 for an exclusive Google event. Our Google experts will teach you how to grow your business. For more information call Performance Driven Marketing today (801)326-0582!
Written By: Performance Driven Marketing