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How to Make Your Business Blog Be All It Can Be

Industrial Marketing Today

Home Marketing Matters About Contact B2B Marketing Store Company Website How to Make Your Business Blog Be All It Can Be by Achinta Mitra on May 3, 2010 in Industrial Marketing & Web 2.0 , Industrial Marketing Blog Remember the U.S. How about your business blog, is it all it can be for your industrial company?

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The 6 essential rules of a website redesign – Ignore them at your.

Industrial Marketing Today

The content doesn’t have to be dull text; it could be a blog with posts written by in-house experts, “how-to” videos or white papers that position your company as a “thought leader” within the industry. Developing your unique value proposition is also a good way to differentiate your company from the competition.

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Don't Count on Marketing Automation to Solve All Your Lead.

Industrial Marketing Today

Learn to differentiate between metrics and key performance indicators (KPI). The first is a diagnostic tool and the second one measures the health of the business. FREE Marketing Guides Engineers Can Sell™ White Paper: Most people are skeptical about associating engineers with sales. Get Engineers Can Sell white paper now.

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7 Strategies for Using Content to Market Industrial Products

Industrial Marketing Today

Expertise blogs – starting your own company blog to showcase your internal experts is a great way to differentiate yourself from the competition. 2) Engage those visitors’ attention with industry leading content (website copy, white papers, videos, podcasts). This white paper aims to change that perception of them.

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Convince and Convert Blog: Social Media Strategy and Social Media.

Convince & Convert

Remember that EVERY page on your blog could be the “home&# page, so it’s imperative that your branding remain consistent, that you use a tagline to explain what your blog is about, and that you use state indicators to cue visitors as to where they are in the site structure. Consequently, I have two recommendations.