Going Great

Web sites and Blog sites are there but what do they do? The fact remains that until and unless we spend some time marketing our content not many are going to read it. This is one of those topics that most of us in the dance environment do not know much about. And many don't care.

"Do not wait; the time will never be just right. Start where

you are, work with whatever you have, and better tools

will be found as you go along."

And it hurts even more when we have spent hours trying to come up with a wonderful topic and created that perfect blog post we think will engage our readers but no one seems to notice its there. And it happens specially to single club Web sites and single blogger Blog sites where neither one is very well known to begin with.

It is hard convincing content marketing strategy to dance clubs and night clubs who do not understand the concept of creating content and distributing it freely to their potential members. More so is convincing them the concept of promoting that content so that more people can access that content easily, the pertinent dance information and the photos.

However, for a complete and a successful inbound marketing strategy, promoting the content through social media networks is an important part that should not be missed out on. Even though there is no set formula for a wild social media success, there are still a few steps that work and if taken properly would ensure our content gets the limelight it deserves. Each social media platform works differently and it is imperative to understand those differences to utilize these platforms to the fullest.

"Shave Ice" by Loyal Garner

Check out the recent Dancing Nights blog by Richie Fun with his good Two Center, Marie. That is "blogging" for the dancers. It is communication that works.