March 1st, 2013 — Buildify, comments, domain, engaging ideas, RSS Feed, web traffic
Once your readers are sure that your blog is updated often, they will have a reason to continue coming back to check out the new content, because they know that they will find something new every time that they visit. Not only will they bookmark your blog, then, but they will also subscribe to your [...]
Continue reading → Ten Tips for Better Corporate Blog Traffic pt 2
February 24th, 2013 — content, goals, planning, post design, RSS Feed, search engine, web traffic
One of the main reasons that many companies begin blogging is to help them attract new customers. With the use of SEO or search engine optimization, you can dramatically increase your overall discoverability on search engines and you should see an increase in the amount of traffic that your site sees. Let’s take a look [...]
February 23rd, 2013 — advertisment, brand awareness, goals, planning, platform, RSS Feed, web traffic
Right now, one of the best ways to reach out to your customer base and increase brand recognition is through the use of a corporate blog. However, many companies aren’t sure where they should start and how they can take advantage of this trend. Here are some tips that make corporate blogging easy for any [...]
Continue reading → 5 Tips on Corporate Blogging for Companies
February 14th, 2013 — content, customer base, planning, public relations, RSS Feed
One of the main problems facing corporate blogs is that they have a high rate of failure. This can be due to many factors, but it doesn’t mean that your blog is doomed to fail. With the right techniques and management, your blog can be incredibly successful and can serve as a powerful tool to [...]
Continue reading → 3 Tips on Avoiding Failure with Your Corporate Blog
November 30th, 2012 — keywords, RSS Feed, search engine, social bookmarking sites, statistics, web traffic
The sad reality is that every year thousands of corporate blog die a quiet death and the only one that notices is their owner. Whether it is through a lack of attention, or simply an inability to find the right audience, keeping a blog alive can be a difficult task. If you are struggling to [...]
September 16th, 2012 — aggregator, audience, blog design, platform, post design, RSS Feed, statistics
If you are publishing a corporate blog that has an RSS feed, and you should be, it is important to use a service that will allow you to enhance that feed and learn from it. One of the best services out there for this is Feedburner, and it can make a big difference in the [...]
August 21st, 2012 — blog design, comments, RSS Feed, social bookmarking sites
If you’re ready to get into corporate blogging, you need to make sure that you are going in with the right attitude. There is a big difference between starting an okay blog and starting a stellar blog. You are in this to succeed, so you need to make sure that you are using the right [...]
August 9th, 2012 — comments, customer feedback, engaging ideas, RSS Feed
As readers become more involved with the blogs they frequent, a new form of communication is becoming prevalent – interactive blogging. There are a few ways to look at this and determine whether or not this form of interaction is right for your corporate blog and your readers. When used properly, interactive blogging can be [...]
Continue reading → Interactive Blogging For Corporate Bloggers
August 4th, 2012 — bloggers, blogosphere, comments, RSS Feed, social bookmarking sites, web traffic
Whether you are just getting started in corporate blogging, or you haven’t been paying much attention to other bloggers, the so-called “blogosphere” can be a little confusing. There are literally thousands, if not millions of blogs out there, and if you’re trying to network through them, the task can be a bit overwhelming. There are [...]
January 8th, 2012 — content, public relations, RSS Feed, social bookmarking sites, web traffic
If you have never blogged before and are interested in starting a corporate blog, there are a few issues and concerns that you need to be aware of before you ever get started. These can be treacherous waters at times and if you are not prepared, it is all too easy to get in over [...]
