Today I decided to draft an interesting case study that may prove valuable for you and hopefully for your blog and business. What makes it valuable? SEO and keyword research are important for bloggers to understand. Recognizing search traffic trends in your site’s statistics can help you hone in your writing to attract more visitors and potentially customers to your site. Let’s take a look…

I’m not sure what exactly it is about statistics, but for some reason stats have a way of capturing the attention of people. There are over 500 million results for statistics on Google. Digg has thousands of posts about stats submitted to its pages as Web users find enough value in blog posts about stats to share them with others in the network…

Part of the process for Commenting and Receive a Copy of Hunting Business Marketing | The Book was to leave your frustration in the comments. The comments you left were great and I think we’re going to get some great blog posts as a result. Let’s address these two frustrations with a two-part series starting with increasing traffic. Stay tuned for the follow up…

On June 25th, 2009 the world lost one of the most audience-effecting artists of a generation – Michael Jackson. Now, I am a big fan of Michael Jackson’s music and efforts in the entertainment industry. He was creative, innovative, and fearless when it came to crafting original art that he used to connect with arguably one of the largest audiences ever to exist. It was for this reason that I wanted to write a blog post about Michael Jackson. I didn’t want to write the standard “I was a huge fan of MJ” post so I thought I’d do what I always do and draw some parallels between Michael Jackson’s success, blogging, and being an entrepreneur.

The Web, right now, is the ultimate competitive environment for attention. Everybody on the Web has limited time (even if they spend 24 hours each day surfing Websites). It simply isn’t possible to view all of the quality content on the Web. So the battle is on for you to put out content and market that content so your Website can gain the attention of the limited resource you’re after – the attention of hunters.

It’s also important to find keywords that are relevant to the topic of your blog. This will help you slowing build a strong and reliable stream of traffic from search engines. Let’s take a look at some ideas you can use for both sets of keywords for your own blog or Website.

I have found that looking at photos and images is often a great way to inspire ideas. In fact, even looking at pictures that at first seem totally unrelated to hunting will spark creativity. With that in mind I thought I’d put together…

It might be the fact that football season and whitetail deer hunting season occur during the fall that I always associate the two. For me, the only time I come out of the woods during opening weekend of rifle season is to watch the Packer game except for this past season since they were on Monday night. And of course the ‘05 season when they were just terrible (4-12 ugh), but it worked out because I harvested a nice 11 point at 1:30pm.

Hopefully a few of these tips and ideas will spark some inspiration for you and your hunting business. These tips and ideas are quick, short, and meant for conversation. Share your thoughts in the comments.

When it comes to launching a Website to go along with your hunting business, one of the questions you’re going to ask yourself is, “How do I market my site?”

I’ve learned quite a bit about segmenting and individual customer focus at my job as a direct mailer (cataloguer). It’s given me great insight into the world of what specific customers demand from companies as well as ways companies can determine how to promote and market each customer.

You’re an expert in the hunting world. You probably have an outfitting service, a hunting Website, or another hunting service of some kind. Why would you give away even part of your business for free? The answer is simple…

” Far too many people think entrepreneurship is like an attendance award, where you can win just by showing up.” Markus Frind in the post “entrepreneurship” on his blog “The Paradigm Shift” (plentyoffish.wordpress.com)

“Should I do this task or delegate it to someone else?” If you’re (honestly) all caught up on your tasks for the day and you need a few ideas about what you could do right now here are…

With some hard work and a little luck… You can create a blog and have followers in less time than you may think. A good business blog is a must for your hunting business. A blog will allow your customers and potential customers to get information from you consistently. By writing regular posts, you’ll be able to grow your reputation as the knowledgeable, go-to person in your industry.