These articles are in fact the ones that attract the most traffic.
Posted: Sun Jan 19, 2025 6:05 am
But as we’ll see in a moment, quantity (of traffic, to a single article) does matter, because not every blog post in your editorial strategy will lead to direct sales but will become a multi-level sales channel. Of course, to increase your traffic you need: Know SEO Writing learn to use alternative traffic sources to the search engine Read also “How to increase blog traffic” Create a Strategic Editorial Plan Write informational articles Include in your Strategic Editorial Plan 40% of so-called informational articles, that is, those that respond to a search intent of those who want information, possibly free, on a specific topic in your niche.
It won't always be traffic that wants to buy but with a vk data good narrative strategy and good Call to Actions you can build loyalty among these readers and... have time to convince them to make a purchase when they have faith in you and your products.
For example, if you want to sell a guide on digital marketing through your blog, you will include in your strategic editorial plan articles like “Doing digital marketing at zero cost: 10 ways to get started”. Write transactional articles Include in your Strategic Editorial Plan, 20% of purely transactional articles, that is, articles that are aimed at those who have a ready intent to purchase a product/service.
It won't always be traffic that wants to buy but with a vk data good narrative strategy and good Call to Actions you can build loyalty among these readers and... have time to convince them to make a purchase when they have faith in you and your products.
For example, if you want to sell a guide on digital marketing through your blog, you will include in your strategic editorial plan articles like “Doing digital marketing at zero cost: 10 ways to get started”. Write transactional articles Include in your Strategic Editorial Plan, 20% of purely transactional articles, that is, articles that are aimed at those who have a ready intent to purchase a product/service.