Writing on the Web

JULY 2, 2010

Blog this on Blogger. Add this to Ning. Promote this on Orkut. Related posts: Putting the YOU in Business Blogging: 5 tips for getting personal. Personal Stories on Your Business Blogs: the fine line. Your Business and the Web: Getting Better? What do you think? Share this on Bebo.

Personalization 100

Personalization Ning Business Digg 100

Writing on the Web

JUNE 29, 2010

Blog this on Blogger. Add this to Ning. Promote this on Orkut. brand recognition, market positioning. thought leadership status. lead generation. building trust with customers. joint venture opportunities. I’m curious and now I need to devise my poll or survey. Please leave your comments and share your stories.

Ning 100

Ning Business Digg Buzz 100

Writing on the Web

JULY 15, 2010

So it doesn’t matter if you’re using a traditional website platform or WordPress, or even Blogger (well, why not?), Blog this on Blogger. Add this to Ning. Promote this on Orkut. We’ve been told that world-wide, there are a billion people online, and we can reach a global audience for free.

Content Marketing 100

Content Marketing Ning Work Management Content 100

Writing on the Web

JULY 27, 2010

Formatting: Not enough links to sources, no references to other posts on the topic, not even links to your own website and to your products and services (you are in business, ya remember?). Outreach: Blog authors spend far too little time on other blogs in their field and don’t use commenting to spark interest with other audiences.

Traffic 100

Traffic Work Management Marketing Management Content Marketing 100

Writing on the Web

JUNE 15, 2010

from The Wharton School and is co-founder of the social media marketing company Miller Mosaic Power Marketing that works with clients to effectively use social media marketing for their businesses. Her main blog is at [link]. Blog this on Blogger. Add this to Ning. Promote this on Orkut. Share this on Bebo.

Twitter 100

Twitter Ning Digg Ideal Customer Profiles 100

Hubspot

JULY 23, 2010

Keep content topical, informative, and non promotional. Give your readers something to chew on – A blog post should be 400-600 words on average. Focus on the "who" of your blog. You need to think about the type of person, on average, who you want to attract to your blog. Bloggers – Who is writing?

Business Blogging 28

Business Blogging Webinar Metrics RSS Ning 28

Webbiquity

JULY 26, 2010

The B2B Marketing Zone has really taken off over the past few months with the recent addition of numerous great bloggers. the BMZ) was officially launched a year ago as the first content aggregation hub for leading business-to-business bloggers. B2B Social Media: Why Do Business Professionals Use Social Media?

B2B Thought Leadership 100

B2B Thought Leadership B2B Marketing Advertorials Thought Leadership 100

Webbiquity

NOVEMBER 28, 2011

Is a Blog Still Important in 2011? by Edelman Digital Noting that “a blog is a focal point and acts as a base of operations for communications,” Jonny Bentwood details the benefits of business blogging as well as the growth stats: 39% of U.S. just 4% contains links to non-blog corporate website content.

Paid Content 100

Paid Content Social Media Statistics Paid Search Agency 100