Shay Banks Shares How to Write Blog Posts That Captivates And Persuades Your Audience To Buy

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Do you struggle with coming up with blog content? Shay Banks‘ talk “How to Write Blog Posts That Captivates And Persuades Your Audience To Buy” will help you achieve your blogging goals, including increasing conversions on your website.

Shay Banks believes that blogging is still an effective traffic strategy and she has a lot of experience to share.

You don’t want to miss this year’s WordCamp DFW, because Shay Banks will answer questions that come up when she is working with clients or doing an assessment of their blogs:

  • “How do I write a good headline?”
  • “Why aren’t people buying after a post a blog post?”
  • “How to never run out of blog topic ideas”
  • “What important elements every blog post must have if you want to increase conversions?”
  • “How can I create blog posts that boost my sales and more importantly, my relationship with my audience?”

And more! – Bring your own questions!

Shay Banks Shares How to Write Blog Posts That Captivates And Persuades Your Audience To Buy

Since she launched her business in 2008, Shay Banks has created almost 50 sites using WordPress.

I needed something quick and relatively easy to create.

Shay Banks started using WordPress because all of the templates looked incredibly professional and it was easy to customize them using plugins and a little code. Her first website was built using Thesis, which she felt had a clean design and it was simple to customize without a designer.

I know a thing or two about generating traffic to blogs.

When she first built her WordPress site, blogging was the main way she generated traffic. She then learned SEO strategies and applied them to her blog to get organic traffic.

From there, bloggers, podcasters, and customers found her blog, commented, and/or contacted her to collaborate or to hire her to help them. She works with them to see where a lot of their problems are and then devises a plan to help them turn things around.

We are excited that Shay Banks is now part of our WordCamp DFW community.

With WordPress, there is always something new or something that another developer tried that worked. The community has tons of answers to questions people may not have even thought of yet. 

Use the hashtag #WCDFW, when live-tweeting from Shay Banks’ session, and make sure you ask her about how she started freelance copywriting in Las Vegas using the Yellow Pages to find leads!

If you are not yet signed up for WordCamp DFW, get your Tickets now. No FOMO!