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How to Blog: How Much Time Does It Take?

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If you’re thinking of blogging for your business, a very good question to ask is, “How much time will it take to write and publish a quality blog post?” That doesn’t help a business’s (or a blogger’s) credibility. My blog posts take about an hour to research, write and publish.

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4 Keys to Building Trust with Inbound Marketing

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Done right, inbound marketing can help increase the trust of prospective clients and customers have in you – something that is essential for conversion from prospect to customer or to additional sales. Do you publish valuable content? I have had my original content copied, borrowed, riffed upon, with no attribution.

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How Businesses Can Market Like Beyoncé

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By connecting and engaging with customers, partners, prospective customers and industry contacts, your business can market like Beyoncé. Will you publish a launch video and distribute a press release online, post launch messages on key social media platforms? But, you say, businesses don’t have fan bases!

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3 Things to Consider When Hiring a Blog Ghostwriter

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You should know what style, tone and voice you will use when you “talk” to your customers and prospects. I keep my list on an Excel spreadsheet that now has 165 topics – 83 of which were published. B2b bloggers, what do you think? The marketing persona is important whether or not you outsource your marketing.

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3 Key Ingredients for Business Social Media Success

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or sending other messages out to your followers, friends, connections, fans and customers, write your company’s marketing persona. Your marketing persona is not you, it’s not Susie in Customer Service, and it’s not Joe in Sales. So you should also write buyer personas for each customer segment you serve.