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Was it “months ago?” Or worse, “years ago?”
Look… on Social Triggers, the about page is the #5 most visited page on the entire site.
NUMBER FIVE!
If you take a second to check your stats, I’m betting your about page is just as, if not more, popular.
Which means this: ignoring your about page is dumb.
And that’s why I declared today “update your about page day.” Keep reading to learn exactly what you need to do.
Have you ever heard someone say this:
“If you don’t update your blog daily, there’s no reason for people to visit it.”
To that, I say “Ha!”
In reality, as a blogger who’s looking to attract their first few thousand readers, updating your blog daily is one of the worst things you can do.
I’ll explain.
About a week ago, I ordered a shock mount for my brand-new microphone through Guitar Center’s website.
Shortly after I received my shock mount, Guitar Center sent me a follow-up email, and I was SHOCKED.
You see, most brick-and-mortar stores just don’t get it.
They ask for emails, and then they blast those emails with untargeted ads for every product except the one the person is interested in buying.
Not Guitar Center. Their email marketing follow-up sequence was amazing, and today I’ll tell you all about it.
Remember when we released Thesis 1.8.3 and made your site even faster? That was fun.
In that same version, we also introduced official WP Network/Multisite compatibility to the cheers and adoration of millions. That was fun, too, but there were still a few wrinkles with Multisite that we had to iron out.
Today, I’m delighted to bring you Thesis 1.8.4, which contains the best WordPress Multisite support in the business coupled with other tweaks that will make your Thesis site smarter and more flexible than ever before.
Look—email marketing is still king, but if you’re sold on using Twitter for your business, you might as well do it the right way.
So, what’s the secret to attracting more followers on Twitter?
The answer is simple. Write tweets that people want to read, and avoid writing tweets that people hate to read.
What’s the difference?
Instead of overloading you with social media platitudes, I’m going to tell you exactly what you should write, and I’ve got data to back it up.
