Girl Get Visible Podcast: SEO Traffic, Content Marketing, and Business

• how visual element of your brand help people connect with your boutiqe
• the importance of choosing colors that portray the emotion of your brand
• using imagery to encourage more retail sales
• the visual elements you need to represent your boutiques brand

Today we talk to Ambitious Diva Marketing guru Jasmine Powers, about how blogging can help you online boutique, build a loyal customer following, and increase sales. Jasmine and I have a great time sharing our experiences with blogging and how it it has helped to propel our business and keep our brands on the minds of clients and customers with our blogs.

• What is the advantage of having of blog for a product based business?
• How can you get started blogging?
• Content ideas for your blog?
• Dos and Don't of blogging

Getting started is always the hardest part, so for this first episode not only did I want to tell you about the podcast but also deliver some content about what you need to know to start your online boutique. Many people start a boutique with themselves in mind but they rarely think about the customer. The customer isn't thought of until the end when it's time to market too them or when you are wonder where are my sales. So in today's episode I help you start you boutique right, with the customer in mind.

Have you ever had someone address you by the wrong name? I have while receiving a podcast pitch and immediately, I lost my desire in reading the remainder of the email. Mistakes happen, but that’s not really a great first impression if you want to be a guest on my podcast show and in front of my audience.

If you’re not familiar with what a podcast pitch is, I am here to help. It is where you send an email to a fellow podcaster letting them know why they should consider you as a guest on their show! It’s an exciting and amazing experience to grow and build your network in the podcast world. Podcast pitches are important to increase your visibility, because being in front of another audience can increase traffic to your site and your business.

Okay, so we know podcast pitches are important, but what happens when your pitch is just not great. I have seen people throw themselves under the pitch bus, either on their own or by pitch companies they pay for. This is not the kind of visibility we need.

I’ve provided 10 common mistakes people make when sending a podcast pitch. I’ve had the unpleasant experience of them all, and we really need to talk about it, guys.

In this episode you’ll learn:

• Reasons why your pitches are getting ignored.
• What things to avoid when sending podcast pitches?
• How to make your podcast pitches better?
• How to make the person you are pitching see value in your proposal?

Remember, a pitch is not good until it is accepted. So if you see yourself in any of these examples, it’s time to make some changes.

Resources

• I’m not the only person struggling with podcast pitch emails. Pat Flynn, is the host of the Smart, Passive, Income Podcast. SPI 548: Reading Bad Emails from People Asking to Be a Guest on This Podcast
• If you would love some support with making better podcast pitches, check out SEO ASSIST at SeoAssist.com and use the code: POD to get a little gift. SEO assist is good for providing a flow to assist you in writing a pitch letter, manages a pitch follow up letter and provides a podcast directory where you can connect with people looking for guests.

• The keys to Facebook ads
• How to get your first 100 likes
• Page, Video, Group
• How much to spend on ads

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