Should you write blog posts for humans or search engines? The answer is both. Search-optimised content helps prospects discover your business, while magazine-style articles build trust and show your personality. Learn how using both approaches can help your company get found and get chosen.

LinkedIn is becoming an important source for AI-generated answers. Learn how a consistent LinkedIn presence, supported by Amplify and group blog content, can strengthen your authority and visibility.

Discover how ERP and CRM partners can turn recurring customer questions into a complete content strategy. This practical formula shows how one SME interview or a collection of sales call transcripts can become an overview article, five detailed blog posts, a connected content cluster, multiple social posts and a downloadable lead-generation guide.

AI search is changing how ERP and CRM buyers discover potential partners. Learn why trusted third-party content, backlinks and an established group blog presence are now more valuable than ever.

Should ERP and CRM partners publish content on their own websites or group blog sites? Learn how using both can build trust, extend your reach and attract new prospects.

Turn your existing product videos, demos, and webinars into useful blog content that improves SEO, gives search engines more to index, and helps your videos reach a wider audience.

Get your whole team involved in blogging with simple ways to capture expert knowledge, save consultants time, and turn common customer questions into useful blog content.

Learn how to use Yoast SEO to improve your blog posts, from choosing a focus keyphrase and writing stronger titles to optimizing meta descriptions, links, and overall content structure.

Turn expert knowledge into better blog posts without spending hours writing. The Record, Transcribe, Polish method helps ERP and CRM partners create useful, authentic content quickly.

Western Computer tracked just 498 sessions from ERP Software Blog over 12 months, but those visits were connected to $2 million in Dynamics 365 sales pipeline. Their results show why marketers need to look beyond traffic and connect every channel to leads, opportunities and pipeline.

Struggling to come up with blog topics? Here are 17 practical ideas ERP and CRM partners can use today, from answering common customer questions and sharing success stories to covering Microsoft news, comparisons, demos and more.

This is one of the most common questions someone asks when they evaluate being a member of one of our group blog sites (ERP Software Blog, CRM Software Blog or ERP Cloud Blog) - “How much traffic will I get?

We just released our findings after the painstaking task of reviewing 162 Microsoft Dynamics partner websites. It's not gated. No form, no email required, just free info, and it's fun to see how your website might compare to the rest of the channel.

If you've been keeping an eye on how people search for things lately, you've probably noticed something. Fewer people are typing keywords into Google and scrolling through ten blue links. More of them are asking ChatGPT, Google AI Mode, or Perplexity a direct question and taking whatever answer comes back.

If you've been wondering why your competitors keep showing up in ChatGPT and Google AI Overviews while your content gets skipped, this graphic explains a lot.

When someone searches for the best Microsoft Dynamics partner or best Microsoft Dynamics tool, we want our group blog members to be cited. We can prove we are making it happen with the ERP Software Blog “Best Of” lists. The companies on our lists are cited by name in AI Overviews, ranked #1 organically, showing up in video and social all at the same time.

If you’ve written a blog post in WordPress, you’ve probably noticed the Yoast SEO plugin grading your content with a red, orange, or green indicator. And we get this question often: How much should bloggers worry about getting the Yoast green happy face? One member recently shared: “I’ve mostly been scoring in the “green” with my blog posts on ERP Software Blog, but I’ve been wondering if we should be concerned about that or not. I’m sure you know the adage… “perfect is the e

But if you are new to the Microsoft Dynamics channel, there is something important to understand early. The Dynamics ecosystem has its own history, relationships, and norms. People know each other. Certain names come up again and again. Reputation carries more weight here than in many other industries.

One of the advantages of running the ERP Software Blog is that I get to see what actually happens when partners commit to content long-term. Not just the “we should blog more” conversations, but the real results tied to real effort.

“How many clicks should I be getting from ERP/CRM Software Blog to justify the monthly membership price?” The short answer is...