Starting a Blog to Promote your Business
From http://www.noobpreneur.com 375 days ago
Made Hot by: JimmyJams on May 13, 2012 10:43 pm
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362 days ago
370 days ago
@Sian - yes, I also hire someone to write for me - not as a ghost writer, but often as him/herself.
@Warren - Cheer! I do have long tail keywords in mind whenever I write :)
374 days ago
A great article about how to go about blogging and why you should blog.
One thing that I would like to say is that blogging takes time - it takes time to write, so a content plan or schedule should be created. It's not an easy answer to getting more traffic to your site.
Another point I'd add to your article is the cultural differences on commenting between different nations. In the US, a lot of people will read and comment; while in Europe, people will read but are less likely to comment. It is changing but it often leads to frustration for new bloggers. They can't understand why there is little commenting when they've spent so much time researching, writing and editing a blog.
And I saw this on bizsugar.com which is a great site to expand your blog readership!
Take care,
Denise
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