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How to Set Your Blog Apart from the Rest #1714

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How to Set Your Blog Apart from the Rest
In episode #1714, Neil and Eric talk about how you can make your blog stand out. With over a billion blogs out there, it is hard to differentiate yourself, but it is not impossible. Tune in to hear the tips that will help you get noticed.
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[00:25] Today’s topic: How to Set Your Blog Apart from the Rest.
[00:35] There are over a billion blogs out there, so it's a competitive space.
[00:50] How unique expert content can help set your blog apart.
[01:24] Why Brian Dean is a good example of someone who produces expert content.
[02:05] Different ways you can go about creating unique content.
[02:47] It is not just about creating new content; take the time to update your old posts too.
[03:26] Think about the full experience when people visit your blog.
[04:09] Neil's most clicked on part of his website and what you can learn from it. 
[05:06] That’s it for today!
[05:06] To stay updated with events and learn more about our mastermind, go to the Marketing School site for more information or call us on 310-349-3785!
 
Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:
 
Backlinko
Brian Dean
ClickFlow
Rand Fishkin
'The Paradox of Content Marketing to Beginners vs. Experts'
 
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