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How to Blog for Your Business Using Personality

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Do you know how to blog for your business using personality yet remaining professional? No, seriously – there’s an ongoing trend to be personal with blogs. If you’re writing for business, you want to connect with your readers by using personal stories. I see it everywhere – blogs, email, newsletters.

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The Scariest Blog: No Personality

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For me it’s a blog or website without any personality. Storytelling and personalization is the key piece in content marketing as I see it. But there’s always more to the story than that: Why did he personally spend considerable time, energy and money creating what he did? What’s the scariest blog post you have ever read?

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Blogging with Personality and Tim Ferriss

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How much personality should you show on your blog without becoming an ego-blogger ? Apparently you can share a lot of personal stories and anecdotes, even become a little outrageous and contrarian, according to Tim Ferris , author of The 4-Hour Workweek and now The 4-Hour Body. Blogging Naked: Personality Is Included.

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Get Personal: 5 Tips for Putting YOU in Your Blog

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How personal should you be? There’s an ongoing trend to be personal with business communications. Rohit Bhargava’s written a whole book about it, filled with examples of how companies are successfully using personalities to market their business products and services: Personality Not Included. Au contraire.

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Blog Content: Are you personal… or all business?

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Do you stay on track with your blog content and business goals, or do you share personal stories and events that are peripheral? They create connections to their readers through their personalities. “Personality plays a huge role in a blog. Maybe I need to lighten up and add some personal stories. What do you think?

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Best Kept Secret of an Email Newsletter Bio

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As I mentioned in my last post, your bio on your blog or website About page should be current and tell a story, rather than be a resume written in the third person. Smith has 20 years experience in strategic planning and holds an MBA from Harvard, etc.”). The same is true for an email newsletter bio. Got results?

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5 Key Elements for Your “About” Page: How to Tell Your Story

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Personalities count. Yet many blogs and sites have a standard resume written in the third person, boring as all get-out. If you are the sole author of your blog, write it in the first person. In Personality not Included , Rohit Bhargava suggests that you use a page out of a screenwriter’s notebook. But so are you.