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June 5th, 2013 — advertisment, customer base, customer feedback, customer trust, search engine
One of the best reasons to give corporate blogging a try is that it has the potential to really help you grow your business. If you are just establishing your online identity or if you are trying to actively increase your customer base and your sales, a corporate blog can make a big difference. There [...]
Continue reading → Using Corporate Blogging to Grow Your Business
May 12th, 2013 — audience, customer base, customer feedback, public relations, publicity, writing style
If you are getting ready to launch a corporate blog, there are a few techniques that you can use to make sure that it is a success. By utilizing these methods you can ensure that you will quickly build up a new readership and starting increasing your customer base. Corporate blogs are an excellent means [...]
Continue reading → 3 Smart Blogging Techniques for Business Owners
April 15th, 2013 — advertisment, brand awareness, search engine
When it comes to reaching out to your customers or building up your customer base, a blog is a very powerful tool. Unfortunately, many companies do not take advantage of these benefits and they are missing out on some very powerful marketing techniques that are not only cost effective but useful. Let’s take a look [...]
Continue reading → Why Corporate Blogs Are So Important
March 31st, 2013 — audience, comments, customer base, engaging ideas, goals, writing style
If you are running a corporate blog and you feel that you do not have the customer base and the blog is not doing well, you may not be using the blog to its fullest potential. There are a few areas you need to examine to evaluate your blog to see how hard it is [...]
Continue reading → Are You Utilizing Your Corporate Blog To its Full Potential?
March 4th, 2013 — audience, bloggers, brand awareness, content, public relations, writing style
For those thinking about starting a corporate blog, there are a few caveats that should be considered before you ever throw your hat in the arena. The blogosphere can be a scary place if you are not prepared and it is easy to have a disaster of epic proportions on your hands without even realizing [...]
Continue reading → How to Avoid Corporate Blogging Disasters
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
December 1st, 2012 — audience, brand awareness, customer base, public relations, search engine
Currently, one of the best ways to reach out to your customer base is through the use of a corporate blog. When it comes to getting that personal touch just right and humanizing your company, there is no better tool than a blog done well. Let’s take a look at just a few of the [...]
Continue reading → Corporate Blogging Examined
August 26th, 2012 — advertisment, audience, brand awareness, customer base, product awareness, public relations, publicity
One of the latest trends is corporate blogging, but is it right for you company? Not every company under the sun can benefit from having a blog, but there are quite a few benefits that can be reaped in the right circumstances. First, you’ll need to decide what you want to do with your blog [...]
Continue reading → Does Your Company Need a Blog?