Scott Frangos
Scott Frangos (see G+), is a career MarCom professional focused on Content Marketing, Social Media, and WordPress Web Development. He loves introducing strategies and tactics to boost ROI at your websites. He also loves pizza, coffee, and Tai Chi — not necessarily in that order. Scott serves as Developer and Optimizer for CMI, and works on a variety of related projects as Founder, Chief Optimizer and Strategist at WebDirexion.com. He recently taught a class on Content Marketing with WordPress for the Langley Center for New Media, and in May of 2012, speaks on Content Marketing with G+ and WordPress Combo, at WebVisions PDX. Scott is the lead imagineer behind the popular Max-Ref Content Marketing Widgets plugin for WordPress. Link up with Scott at ScottLinkedIn.com.
Stories By Scott Frangos
Experts Share Their Keys to Content Marketing Success
February 8, 2012
In case you missed it, here are some of the key content marketing strategies and tactics presented at the second annual Content Marketing Retreat, which took place on Whidbey Island and was hosted by the Langley Center for New Media.
5 Handy WordPress Tips for Content Marketing
September 28, 2011
With the latest figures showing that WordPress now powers around 22 percent of new active websites in the U.S. according to this TechCrunch article, it’s a good time to take a look at some tricks for using this CMS to optimize your site content with a little help from you, the savvy content marketer.Continue reading
How to Turn Your Analytics into Actionable Tasks for Content Marketing
April 18, 2011
Are you feeling overwhelmed by all of your analytics? Last Friday I explained how to figure out the business goals for your website, assign dollar values and set up customized reports so you can view your key performance indicators (KPIs).
Taking these steps is a great start, but what do you do with this information? Ask yourself these three questions.Continue reading
Actionable Analytics - All These Numbers, Now What?
April 15, 2011
I’ve had a number of clients tell me, “I looked in my Analytics for about three hours yesterday and it was really cool, but I don’t know what I learned.” Do you suffer from from ERH (Eyes Rolling into Head) when you look at the multitude of reports in analytics? Most marketers do. It’s great to have all of this data, but it’s paralyzing as well. Where do you start?Continue reading
Three Tests to Optimize Your Website: VBO, LPO and CRO
March 10, 2011
This is the second post in a CMI series on Connection Cycle Marketing (CCM). Our first article in this series offered an overview of CCM. Next up, we’ll look at one of the strategies and tactics to help with one of the first key components: Optimization.
The first rule of optimization is to remember you are not optimizing a “website,” but actually optimizing the way your visitors/prospects THINK about your company and its offers.
With that in mind, it’s TLA time, folks (Three Letter Acronyms)! I’ll walk you through three types of optimization and their associated tests: what they are, why you would use them and when they make sense.Continue reading
How to Get Results After Creating Compelling Content
February 1, 2011
When you think about content marketing, do you only think about the content you need to create? Creating compelling content is the first essential step, but if you stop there you’re probably not going to get the results you want.Continue reading
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