Blogging is the way that you actually create a powerful presence on the web. The blog is your home base. It’s where you create your point of distinction in the marketplace. It is also one of the least expensive ways to do this on the web because as you may know, a blog can be free or very, very low cost to setup.
Global Reach
Having a blog for your business is one of the very best ways to have global reach. It’s one of the best ways to build your credibility and your influence and to attract the right people to your product/service business.
The blog is where you have the opportunity to demonstrate your expertise and expose your personality. It gives your audience the chance to get to know you, like you and trust you.
Your blog is where you share valuable, useful content that can serve your potential customers. It’s where you send the content and information that will make their lives better and that solves their problems.
Your blog is really a forum to foster interaction because blogs are interactive tools as people can comment on them. It’s where you can guide the public conversation and when it’s appropriate, you can take it offline into private email or client engagement.
Business Blog
In summary, here is what your business blog can and will do for you:
- Expand your Web presence
- Increase your search engine visibility
- Help potential customers discover you and your business
- Improve visitor loyalty
- Showcase your professional knowledge
- Enhance your credibility
- Develop your relationships with existing or potential clients
- Involve users in the discussions
- Get immediate, undiluted feedback
- Provide a hub for all online communications
For an excellent article by Denise Wakeman on the Top Ten Easy Steps to Starting a Business Blog, visit “Build a Better Blog”
Reading: Ebook- Business Blogging made simple by Chris Garret, Professional Blogger
well written blog. Im glad that I could find more info on this. thanks
Where did you learn about this? Can you give me the source?
The information on Blogging comes from different sources. Good sources to look at are:
Denise Wakeman, Sam Milner from DSM Publishing, Chris Garret.