Chris Garrett's "Blogging for Business" - your comments, feedback and questions 6 September 2009
Let us have your comments on Wordtracker's new e-book, "Blogging for Business"
Blogging can be an enormously successful part of your business’s marketing plan.
A recent survey by HubSpot said that businesses who blog gain on average 55% more visitors, 97% more links, and are indexed by search engines 434% more than their non-blog counterparts.
To help you get the most out of your blog, we teamed up with Chris Garrett and published our new e-book, "Blogging for Business". Now, we'd like to hear your feedback.
What successes have you had? What is frustrating you? And what questions do you still have after reading the book? Chris Garrett, the book's author, will be dropping in to provide answers and join the discussion.
We'd love to hear from you.
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I just went through Blogging for Business. I'm in the planning stages of starting a blog and have gotten though grabbing a huge list of keywords from Google and analyzing them mechanically to eliminate the worthless and the overly competitive ones. I thought about starting a blog from that point, until I purchased the book and realized I have a whole lot more to plan out to be genuinely successful.
I'm not overly familiar with blogging but it looks like a challenge which along with the potential interactivity would make it an interesting activity to pursue.
I never thought of the full potential that could be employed through contests and the like.
Look forward to the implementation.
First I am really enjoying the eBook. Great material and content - especially for a newbie who was a premature birth. This material is perfect timing for me.
I haven't been doing this very long, so if my current strategy is wrong I can easily change. Currently what I am doing is writing my blog post, posting it on my blog while importing my blog to my facebook fan page, and then hopefully leading my fans to my website. Is this a good strategy?
I am not worried about Google penalizing me for linking to my own stuff as they would have to penalize a great percentage of the web if they did that. Keep in mind we are not creating a link farm but valuable content properties.
If you are leaning towards option 2 then go with option 2 now but you might want to consider option 1 later once you have learned more about blogging.
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