Top 7 ways to get published online

With people spending an increasing amount of time on the internet, it’s vital for your business to have a strong online presence. This goes way beyond having a website – that’s just the tip of the iceberg. If you really want to build your brand, you need to get published online. So what’s the best way to do this?

Where should you get published and, more importantly, what should you be writing/broadcasting about? How can you get people interested in what you have to say?

Valerie Khoo reveals the top 7 tips on how to get published online and provides real life examples of winning online strategies. Here are some ideas on how to improve your online marketing strategy and how this can boost your business. Click here to download Valerie Khoo's notes.

Discover how online publishing can boost your bottom line with:

• Your blog – position yourself as an expert
• Getting your articles published online
• How to write effective newsletters that sell
• Building an online audience who want to hear from you
• Publishing on your social networks
• The power of publishing podcasts and videopodcasts

About Valerie Khoo
Valerie Khoo is a journalist, author and entrepreneur. In 2005, she founded the Sydney Writers’ Centre – Australia’s leading centre for writing training. Since then, it has grown from a one-person operation to a thriving centre featuring 12 of Australia's leading writing trainers/journalists/authors. In 2008, she co-founded the Business and Careers Institute, which help people achieve more in less time by making technology simple. It offers short courses in everyday applications like Word, Excel and Outlook.

A keen user of technology, Valerie is also an evangelist on how technology can set you free from your business. She is a sought-after presenter and has worked with government departments, multinationals and universities. Valerie is published regularly in The Sydney Morning Herald, is author of five books and writes for a range of corporate and consumer publications. She is the journalist behind the Enterprise blog of smh.com.au and theage.com.au