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Webbiquity
SEPTEMBER 13, 2010
By the same token, despite the many benefits of a business blog , not everyone should rush into it. Like owning a pet, writing a blog isn’t rocket science but does require a certain level of care and attention, lest the effort end up among the millions of abandoned, forgotten and neglected blogs littering the online landscape.
Writing on the Web
NOVEMBER 16, 2010
Jane Ottenberg , President of The Magazine Group, the leading quality custom media company, penned a column in the May issue of Folio: entitled “Give Print a Chance.&# Blog this on Blogger. Post on Google Buzz. “Give Print a Chance.&#. Stay tuned for my Brain Shark recording of my presentation in the next week.
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Writing on the Web
JUNE 29, 2010
“I’ve got a local business, I use Yellow Pages.&#. Others may have put up a crappy 1-4 page website and then wondered why it doesn’t bring in leads. And these people are all smart professionals, they’re not idiots, they’re all busy and profitable. lead generation. Blog this on Blogger.
Writing on the Web
SEPTEMBER 27, 2010
It describes their past, present and future in a way that leads inevitably to your solution. My “world view&# on this blog has always been that if you use a blog to get found, get known and get clients for your business, you need to create quality content that markets, that works to get readers to respond to you.
Webbiquity
JUNE 21, 2010
This leads to coverage and quotes in a broader array of media, further enhancing the reputation of your blog and the image of your company as an industry leader. Post on Google Buzz. Create a dialogue. Websites are one-way communication, a broadcast medium. Share this on del.icio.us. Share this on Facebook. Share this on Mixx.
Webbiquity
JUNE 23, 2010
Though the ultimate objective of either a website or blog is ultimately to drive increased sales, the two platforms have fundamentally distinct characteristics. Here are six key differences between business blogs and websites. Blog: frequently updated content. Post on Google Buzz. Website: static content.
Writing on the Web
APRIL 13, 2011
I’m leading a free webinar next Wednesday April 20 at 5 p.m. ET on content marketing for coaches and other small business professionals. We’re going to discuss articles, e-newsletters, blogging, videos, and why your marketing may not be working. Blog this on Blogger. Post on Google Buzz.
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