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It takes a lot of work to have a company blog and your approach is not a decision to be taken lightly.  Your blogging strategy will have a powerful impact on the direction of your entire social media effort. Some of the best blogs in the world have evolved to support a number of corporate strategies.  Let’s look at the implications of this decision by comparing three different corporate blogging strategies: The multiple blogger strategy. team of bloggers contributes content, with or without attribution. The single blogger strategy. MORE >>

Over the last five years that Abraham Harrison has been pitching bloggers on behalf of clients, we have learned a thing or two about how best to reach bloggers, how to engage them, how to get them to carry our client’s message to their readership. Whether we’re doing an outreach to the bloggers of mainstream media and celebrity blogs or to someone who has just set up a blog for the first time, it all begins with the message model. Bloggers don’t trust PR firms. We On your blog. Posting to your blog. Thank you so much. MORE >>

As I’ve observed bloggers from all walks of life, writing about every subject imaginable, and as I’ve taken the journey myself, I’ve found that there is an evolution that takes place.  The entrepreneurial evolution takes place when you realize that simply being an artist isn’t going to pay the bills or turn your blog into a business. blogging Blogging best practices personal branding blog community building blog community management blogging best practicesBy  Srinivas  Rao, Contributing {grow} Columnist. The Novice. The Mechanic. MORE >>

Unlike a few years ago, today everyone at least pays lip service to reaching out to bloggers the same we PR people have always reached out to mainstream media. But I am still surprised that many companies don’t do blogger outreach, even today. Simply put, blogger outreach is scary. It is true that bloggers are unpredictable and we all know, thanks to posts by the Consumerist and the  Bad Pitch Blog , that one false move and you’re public mincemeat.  It is a case of the abuser blaming the victim, the blogger. Image via Wikipedia. MORE >>