May 9th, 2013 — book review
When looking for a book on corporate blogging, it is always helpful to find one that is written by two of the most respected authorities on the subject. Holz and Demopoulos are internet superstars in their own regard and quite honestly, you couldn’t ask for two better people to get together to write a book. [...]
Continue reading → Blogging for Business By Shel Holz and Ted Demopoulos
May 5th, 2013 — book review
If you are completely new to blogging for small businesses, this is the book to read. While there are quite a few books dedicated to this subject, few are this easy to read, or this informative. We weren’t quite sure what to expect from this book, but we ended up being pleasantly surprised. Before we [...]
April 29th, 2013 — Buildify, content, goals, web traffic, writing style
Unless you went out and purchased an already established blogs, the chances are that you just recently launched your blog with only a single loyal reader, your own self. Maybe you received a few hits a couple of days later when you began to tell the people you knew about the blog, but that’s probably [...]
Continue reading → Ten Tips for Better Corporate Blog Traffic pt 1
March 15th, 2013 — bloggers, blogosphere, Buildify, engaging ideas
It has become popular for businesses and companies of all types to express interest in creating a business blog so that they can better communicate with other companies, their customers, and a variety of other target markets out there. By looking at what corporate blogs are doing it right, and which need a little push, [...]
January 14th, 2013 — blog design, bloggers, blogosphere, Buildify, engaging ideas, extra, goals, tools
Forrester Research recently compiled a review of ninety different Fortune 500 blogs, and found most to be lacking the proper amount of stimulation. Sadly, two things of these corporate blogs barely ever received any comments, 70 % of them stuck completely to topics of their business without ever straying, and sadly, more than half of [...]
July 9th, 2011 — audience, bloggers, public relations, reputation, writing style
The first two part of this series discussed a semi-recent post made by Matt Cutts, that covered a few things that corporate bloggers need to know. The last point that we’ll cover in this series is what Matt had to say about blogging angry. There is some very powerful information and insight in his post, [...]
Continue reading → Getting Smart About Corporate Blogging – Part Three
