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Blogging empowers writers to bypass gatekeepers, drive ecommerce growth with Pinterest marketing, and land traditional book deals by focusing on new, cutting-edge topics.
Identify two visitor types, new and returning, using Google Analytics data from Pixi fare, and learn to attract both new visitors and returning traffic for e-commerce success.
Learn how to acquire new visitors to your e-commerce site or Shopify store by blogging, using discovery topics and long-tail keywords to create targeted, high-ranking content.
Create content that impresses new visitors by highlighting your story on the about us page, offering searchable FAQ posts and video walkthroughs, and guiding them with a start here funnel.
Learn five blogging strategies to bring back returning visitors, including presale and product launch announcements, community updates, contests, and sales notices.
Explore blogging strategies for e-commerce by documenting product use, addressing fears, and using social proof to justify sales; learn to craft blog posts that drive organic search and email engagement.
Learn how e-commerce blogs use social proof from a celebrity guitarist, cross-sell mugs and coffee beans, and promote charitable campaigns to boost sales on Shopify.
Learn how to implement blogging for traffic and sales, whether you’re comfortable or not with writing, including prioritization, daily blogging drills, and strategies to get into flow.
Learn to write fast blog posts that drive traffic and sales for your e-commerce store, harnessing flow, SEO, and social signals.
explore how blogging for e-commerce builds brand by balancing visible elements like name and logo with invisible ones like brand promise and reputation, using the iceberg metaphor.
Explore how to present the invisible elements of your brand by blogging from an archetype's voice, using stories and tone to reinforce identity and engage customers.
Focus on the customer's desired result rather than the product to justify the sale, educate buyers on choosing wisely, and pre-sell with educational blog content that explains value propositions.
Use ego labels tied to your ideal customer to frame blog topics around their problems and your brand's invisible elements, and apply intensely brief, benefit-focused copywriting inspired by Frank Kern.
Use the reluctant hero narrative to frame your brand journey and connect with customers. Apply expert story positioning and a damning admission to reinforce your stance and build trust.
Integrate backlinks into your blog articles and product pages to boost authority, improve search engine rankings, and guide customers via outbound links to high-quality sources and internal cross-links.
Apply brevity, clarity, content, and style to craft original, meaningful blog posts that engage readers, using structured organization and compelling word choices for e-commerce.
Build traffic, sales, and branding for your e-commerce business by adopting a disciplined blogging routine. Commit to a weekly plan, hire a team if needed, and persist to master blogging.
Explore in this case study with Toni Gomez how blogging for e-commerce builds an audience, monetizes via ads and digital products, and launches a Shopify store for monarch butterfly cages.
Explore how digital products, advertising, and physical items combine to drive six-figure revenue, and see how blogging for under-served monarch butterfly fans can boost ecommerce sales.
Start by learning how Tony began his blogging practice for e-commerce, using lead flight academy guidance to define a niche, develop evergreen content, and tailor topics like butterfly gardening.
Learn to sustain a flexible daily writing practice for ecommerce blogging and edit posts over time. Grow evergreen content, like milkweed resources, to attract traffic and improve quality.
Learn how to improve conversion by leveraging organic search rankings, blogging, and product pages for monarch butterfly t-shirts on Shopify, plus design contests and responsive customer service.
Identify barriers that stop online sellers who aren't blogging from starting, especially choosing a too broad niche, to gain traction and become known for focused content.
Learn how to track keyword performance and traffic with analytics, and build credibility by consistently publishing authentic blog content that educates your audience and boosts e-commerce sales.
Tony highlights how fans sharing and platforms like Pinterest can explode e-commerce traffic. He emphasizes that valuable, well promoted blog content grows over time into a lasting business asset.
Blogging For E-commerce Sellers & Shopify Store Owners: Learn How To Increase Your Traffic, Make Sales, and Build Your Brand With Your Blog. Taught by award winning CEO and Adjunct Professor of Online Marketing at Northwest University - Jason Miles.
About The Instructor & His Authentic Credibility On This Topic: Together with his wife, Miles has sold millions online and their popular shopify website (Pixie Faire) has even been featured by Shopify as one of the sites premiere success case studies. Miles shares their insider tips, techniques, short-cuts and hard-won lessons acquired as they personally set up and built their Shopify site, which currently transacts 40,000-50,000 orders a month and serves over 1 million pageviews. Their blog posts are regularly in the top 10% of all blog posts published on Shopify, are highly converting, and generate massive traffic.
Who Is This Course Designed For? This course is for marketers focused on e-commerce who need ideas related to the strategic use of blogs for the purpose of generating traffic, making sales, and building your brand.
This course is NOT a writing focused course or a technical how-to course for setting up a blog. If you want that type of training, be sure to choose a different course. It is focused on marketing strategy - not step-by-step instruction.
Students should have a basic understanding, or willingness to learn website building, such as having previously set-up a blog or sold online. They should also have the time, patience, and willingness to implement the lessons and details taught in this course. Students should already have a product, product idea, or product plan. If you have a private label product you sell on Amazon, or are an artist, crafter, or seller of unique items - and need blogging strategies in support of that work - then this course will be of value to you.