word of mouth
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
April 26th, 2013 — audience, comments, money, revenue, statistics, web traffic
Is this thing on? If you are starting to feel like you are blogging to an empty room, or your posts are accompanied by the sound of crickets, it’s time to start focusing on whether or not you are reaching your audience. There are a number of methods that can be used to determine whether [...]
Continue reading → How to Tell If You Are Reaching Your Audience
April 22nd, 2013 — promotion, RSS Feed, social bookmarking sites, web traffic
By now, the phrase social networking has been emblazoned on most of our minds. The problem is, not a lot of people understand how it really works or how to use it to promote their sites and their blogs. When used properly, social networking can be very beneficial and can help you pick up a [...]
Continue reading → Understanding How Social Networking Works for Blogs
April 12th, 2013 — audience, bloggers, blogosphere, Buildify, goals, public relations, publicity
Continued from “Blogging for Business pt 1″ So why is there so much fervor surrounding business blogs and corporate blogs? Unlike corporate websites, business blogs are extremely cost effective to launch and quite surprisingly easy to maintain, because there are so many powerful and easy to use tools out there. Unlike spam, junk e-mail and [...]
Continue reading → Blogging for Business Pt 2
February 8th, 2013 — bloggers, Buildify, customer trust, employees, news, public relations
Are you afraid of blogging? Many companies and businesses are actually quite afraid of corporate blogging because they are afraid of being different. It’s time that we get over our fears, however, because the new way of establishing permanent relationships with people is to ask “Do you have a blog?” The truth is, blogs are [...]
Continue reading → Why Fear Blogging?
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
May 7th, 2012 — audience, blog design, Buildify, engaging ideas, marketing, search engine
There are three different primary considerations to make when it comes to naming your corporate blog. You cannot simply choose a name that you prefer, if it is not relevant to your business or attractive to your prospective readers. Likewise, you cannot choose a name for your corporate blog that is attractive to your prospective [...]
Continue reading → What’s in a Name?
April 20th, 2012 — advertisment, content, keywords, links, ping, RSS Feed, search engine, web traffic
In many people’s opinion, organic traffic is the best. It’s free, it’s targeted and nine times out of ten, you’ll get a much better response, whether it’s for a company promotion, getting readers to your blog and building up solid relationships. Let’s take a look at just a few easy ways that you can start [...]
Continue reading → Easy Ways to Increase Organic Visitors to Your Corporate Blog
November 11th, 2010 — book review
As corporate blogging gets a bigger foothold in the business world, more niche instructional books are starting to pop up. One of these that is actually well worth the read no matter what niche you are in is Realty Blogging. Designed to assist realtors in taking advantage of the benefits of corporate blogging, it goes [...]
Continue reading → Review: Realty Blogging by Richard Nacht and Paul Chaney
January 23rd, 2009 — Buildify, carnivals
Welcome to the current edition of carnival of corporate blogging. General Tips Dr Martin Russell presents Case Study In Viral Word of Mouth posted at Word of Mouth Marketing, saying, “Over the past 12 months I’ve been watching the internet for any truly viral marketing successes so I can use it as a word of [...]
Continue reading → Carnival of Corporate Blogging – January 2009