One of the main problems facing corporate bloggers is that is all too easy to crash and burn. One controversial post is all that it takes to ruin your company’s image. There are many reasons that corporate blogs fail, but there are also solutions out there to ensure that this doesn’t happen. Let’s take a [...]
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Corporate Blogs Don’t Have to Fail
June 6th, 2013 — content, public relations, publicity, writing style
Do Your Posts Provoke an Emotional Response In Your Readers?
May 15th, 2013 — audience, Buildify, comments, writing style
Although writing for a blog is a bit limited in many cases, that does not mean that your posts shouldn’t invoke some sort of emotional response from your reader. This is the true key towards developing a devoted readership and sadly, many blogs fail to pass this test. While it can be tough to figure [...]
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7 Ideas on Making Corporate Blogging More Efficient
April 28th, 2013 — audience, blogosphere, Buildify, comments, content, engaging ideas, extra, guest bloggers, links
Sometimes increasing the efficiency of a corporate blog is as simple as implementing some small but powerful steps. Here are a few incredibly intelligent ideas for corporate blogging that will allow you to be more efficient and more effective as a result. 1 – When there is a lot of discussion in the comments section [...]
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7 Reader Friendly Corporate Blogs Tips
March 6th, 2013 — blog design, content, customer feedback, engaging ideas, post design, public relations, writing style
You want your blog to be engaging, but that may not always be easy. Here are some great tips on how to keep your corporate blog reader friendly. 1. Pick your design well. One of the biggest problems for corporate blogs is design. You can need to make sure that your blog is easy to [...]
How Valuable Are Your Readers?
January 16th, 2013 — Buildify, comments, customer base, goals, marketing, money, promotion, statistics
Many list owners have a formula that helps them figure out how valuable their subscribers are. This is usually done so that you figure out how much money each subscriber means to you. For example, this may be $1 a month, $5 or even more. To come to this figure, the list owner typically will [...]
How to Encourage Comments on Your Corporate Blog
September 25th, 2012 — comments, engaging ideas, statistics, web traffic, writing style
If you’ve decided that you are going to allow readers to comment on your blog, there are a lot of benefits that you can reap. In addition to increased page views, comments allow you to build up a strong relationship with your readers. They can be very beneficial, but it may take a little while [...]
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Interactive Blogging For Corporate Bloggers
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 [...]
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