When you recruit an employee or hire a professional blogger to write your business blog for your company, you have to give up some control of the content that is published. Let’s face it — there is no point in having someone else write your business blog posts for you if you’re still going to take the time to rewrite them in your own words. With that in mind, you should create a set of written blogger guidelines that provide the important rules you expect your business blogger to follow while writing for you.
Following are 5 commonly used business blogging guidelines to get you started in creating your own list: [Read more…] about 5 Essential Business Blogging Guidelines You Need to Follow
As your business blog grows, you’re likely to find that a lot of visitors find their way to your blog through search engines, particularly Google. While it’s very important do keyword research and use search engine optimization techniques in an effort to increase that search engine traffic (stay tuned to BusinessLogs for search engine optimization tips coming later this week), there are some things that you must avoid, no matter how tempting, else you run the risk of having your business blog banned by Google.
As your business blog grows, you’ll start to receive more comments on your blog posts. That’s a huge milestone that you should celebrate because it means your content is interesting enough that readers want to actively engage with you. However, not all comments are good comments, and I’m not talking about comments that offer differing opinions and often in unpleasant ways (and you’ll get a lot of those). I’m talking about the dreaded comment spam!
No one wants to read a business blog that is outdated. The key to your business blog’s success is keeping it fresh with interesting, useful and meaningful content. That means not only do your business blog posts have to add value to the user experience, but they also need to be published frequently.