346 Articles match "Business Blogging"

The Latest from the B2B Marketing Community

Wednesday, September 1, 2010
Does your blog trigger emotional reactions ? Blog writers need to step away from their anonymous masks and get real, get emotional. My background in psychology has been essential in learning how to write effective content for a business blog. Blog this on Blogger. Content Marketing Favorites: Brain Based Blogging.
 
Monday, August 30, 2010
Okay, so you understand the benefits of business blogs , and you’re ready to make the commitment to developing and maintaining a blog for the long haul. The next question is: where should I put the blog? There are five common options: Free hosting on a blogging platform site. by SEO Inc Blog. Location?
 
Friday, August 27, 2010
Blogging and creating content is an essential part of any SEO strategy. Blogging means more pages on your site, more keywords being used, and (if your content is good) more inbound links. We asked the HubSpot Partners for a few of the tips they tell their clients when it comes to blogging. Blogging Best Practices.
 

The Best from the B2B Marketing Community

Are you sick of business blogging ? Do you feel like you brain is empty and out of ideas for blog posts? The reality is that the web is full of too many great ideas and different types of content, that you should never run out of things to blog about, regardless of your industry. Free Download: Advanced Business Blogging.
If you do a search for " How to start a blog " you will get a ton of results - from a 3 year old that started their first blog about losing their teeth to a 98 year old that started a blog about losing their dentures. This post isn't for starting just any blog. Tags: business blog blogging Chad H.
People like to get something from blogs they read. You don’t have to be Shakespeare to have a good blog. The fact is that web sites with a blog received 55% more visitors , 97% more inbound links and 434% more indexed pages than those that didn’t have a blog. Focus on the "who" of your blog. CONTENT.
Blogs are not a traditional marketing medium. Blogs written like extended brochures (in promotional language) don’t get read. blog is rather, a place to share useful content. Certainly you can promote your company and product in your blog, but this should be more in the form of sponsorship than selling language.
I was recently invited to give a presentation on the "do's and don'ts" of creating a successful business blog. In thinking about the topic, words beginning with the letter "p" kept coming to mind: Persistence: the number one reason, by far, that blogs fail is that they aren't maintained.
Great business blogs have to walk a fine line: they have to create value for current and prospective customers while at the same time supporting a strategy that provides business growth. Business blogs are often measured by very different metrics than blogs that function as media outlets.
Mark White over at Better Business Blogging addresses the question: Business Blog: separate domain or on your website. It seems that if you're looking at boosting the web traffic on your main site, your corporate blog should be an extension of your site (eg: www.cnn.com/blog). Chad H.
Though blogging provides significant business benefits (e.g. increasing a firm’s credibility and visibility in search), developing a blog isn’t the right move for every organization. The web is littered with abandoned blogs; according to Technorati , only 7.4 Blogging isn’t for everyone. Passion.
Beware - blogs can be used to tell the entire world about what your company has recently accomplished or how you screwed up but made it right. Blogging allows for this. It permits you the opportunity to share a story, post an industry tip or promote your new business. Tags: business blog blogging Chad H.
I'm a big fan of reading and commenting on other blogs as a way to network online with an eye toward building readership for your own blog. It's been my experience that the best place to find business blogs is not the blog directories but the websites of major newspapers and magazines. It makes sense. Let me know!