Rylie Holt, Author at Blogtrepreneur

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How to Develop an Honest Brand That People Trust

The marketplace is full of brands that promise much and deliver little. If you want to stand out and cultivate a loyal following in your niche, it’s as simple as being honest and trustworthy. The challenge lies in communicating these ideals with effort and ease. The Challenge of Brand Trust Data from the Edelman Trust […]

Sport, the Best Habit for Successful Entrepreneurs

Sport and entrepreneurship have much in common at its purest and most basic level. To be an elite athlete or a successful businessperson worth his salt requires mastering a certain skill set and having these skills is paramount to the growth and development that ultimately bears fruit with success. Of course, skills in of themselves […]

How to Make Sense of Digital Marketing ROI

Digital marketing can be a very expensive investment. After all, it costs money to run ads on social media and search engines; it costs money to hire copywriters and SEO experts; and it costs money to conduct keyword research and to redesign your business’s website. However, it may not always be easy to tell if […]

From Materials to Design: How to Craft Effective Big Banners for Businesses

When a company needs more visibility in the marketplace, a big banner might be one way to attract attention to the company and its message. But to be effective, the banner must be well-designed, well made, and placed effectively. Big banners are similar to billboards except they are more portable and can be placed in […]

Display Vs Native Advertising

It is generally known that display and native advertising are two major components of digital marketing. This often poses a challenge when presented as an option to publishers or brand owners. Oftentimes, they’re usually confused as to which form of advertising will prove to be more effective. Although they perform the same work, maybe in […]

Ways That Charitable Giving is Changing

For most people, there are so many reasons not to donate money to charity right now. Millions of Americans have turned to food banks for help getting enough to eat, and millions more have tightened their budgets as the economic downturn affected paychecks or just cut jobs. Yet charitable giving in 2020 still grew from […]

How to Juggle a Brick-and-Mortar Business and a Blog

If you run a brick-and-mortar business, you know how much time and effort it can take to manage. Similarly, if you own a blog, you know that it takes a lot of time and effort to grow as well. When you combine a brick-and-mortar business with a blog, it can be difficult to figure out […]

How New Business Leaders Can Overcome Inexperience

There is no substitute for experience. If you’ve never run a business before, there are going to be challenges that you simply won’t be prepared for when you get started. You can’t learn how to stay cool under high-pressure situations just from taking a class or watching a video. However, just because you’ve never owned […]

Work from home burnout: How not to lose your sanity and maintain your focus

As we are entering week four of lockdown, millions around the globe, lucky enough to be able to work from home, might have sorted out their own working flow and schedule by now. However, regardless of how positive, proactive, or well-organized you are, there will always be difficulties in working from home, especially if you […]

Stock Market Topic Ideas to Spark a Good Blog Conversation

Investing in the stock market requires some patience and knowledge. Learn about things, such as AMD stock or other stock subjects, and put it in a blog for others to read about. It is important to take the time to do your research. Examination of Investing Books Examining investing books in a blog is an […]

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