How To Establish An Authority Website

How to Create a KILLER Authority Site (Fast, Fun and 100% Free)
By Ian Ross Hollander

Who else is struggling to create killer content that converts like crazy? Do you find it challenging to create copious amounts of content on a daily basis to attract the audience you need to make your mark in a niche, industry or marketplace? Or maybe you just hate to write...and once you get 100 words in each new article you start ENDS as quickly as it began.

If you are serious about earning money online... I want to convey to you two very simple truths that you probably already intuitively understand:

You need content.
And you need a community.

And unfortunately...creating these components hold MORE aspiring entrepreneurs back more than any other area there is, and that's a fact.

If you are facing this challenge (creating good content AND creating a community of fans, friends and followers who will help you build your blog, and your business I want to make a super simple suggestion that is dead simple to implement, and is 100% free to boot.

Start a Tumblr blog.

And while it's an unconventional approach to building a brand, and a business for most...I want to share why i think in some ways, it's superior to just about any other social media strategy there is. (including more traditional blog building, search engine optimization or "guru" gimmicks that are routinely promoted as "marketing magic" online, yet rarely work for most)

Tumblr is PERFECT for building the appearance of authority, expertise and credentials right out of the box.

Why? Because of its native "ask me" feature...which literally lets anyone in the Tumblr community (or in the world, if you set your preferences to include all visitors) to ask you anything they choose about anything they want. More often than not, if you set your blog up in a very tight niche, your questions are obviously going to be largely related to that niche. (and your area of expertise) Not only is this great for generating clients out of those who ask questions....it's a great way of demonstrating your expertise to the many tens of thousands of people who WON'T post a question, but will read your responses to those asked by others.

Tumblr also has a native "user submission" template as well, meaning your readers can actually create content FOR Your community, simply by submitting and posting to your site. (in a much more elegant and easy to maintain fashion than other blog platforms)

Of course you have total control over what is posted or not, and you can approve (or not) all public submissions as well.

When you consider the quick and easy content clipping tools they offer (post any type of content you find on the web to your blog in a single click, properly attributed and formatted for white hat content curation) along with great tagging techniques for finding other publishers in your marketplace, Tumblr really IS a great way to build your blog, your brand and your business... all while offering a myriad of methods for growing your bank account to boot!

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