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How To Blog for an Online Store

By: Jonathan Eldridge, Robert Bustamante
Narrated by: Anthony Tophoney
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Publisher's Summary

Whether you have launched your online store or not, it's clear you are going to need traffic to make sales. You have heard people mention blogging, but what exactly does it involve?

Let us take out the guesswork. Our complete guide goes step-by-step through the different phases of blogging for your ecommerce site - from deciding what to write to publishing. If you are trying to drive more traffic to your store and looking to get serious about blogging, this is the resource for you.

We understand that blogging for an online store is not straightforward, so we will walk you through matters such as what you should be blogging about and how to attract traffic. We will also discuss the details of optimizing your posts so they can be found and shared.

Learn the same tricks we have used to generate more than $1 million in online sales.

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