"Blogging Strategies" Posts
What strategies can you employ to create a great blog? Here’s some that can help you immediately.
Making OpenX and WP SuperCache Work on Your WordPress Blog
Many of our clients want to make money with their blogs. Primarily, they jump into Google Adsense and try to add banner advertising into the mix. When they get started, ContentRobot often recommends keeping it simple and first implement WP-Ads.
Then, as their blogs evolve, some of our clients’ advertising needs become more sophisticated. Enter OpenX for those who seek the power of a more robust ad management and tracking solution. It works well for rotating various campaigns with detailed …
SEOing Your Blog with Tags
Blogs are great in attracting search engine indexing because they, by their very nature, are updated often with fresh, relevant content. Beyond implementing the excellent All in One SEO plugin, what else can you do to optimize your blog? Tag your posts.
What is a Tag?
Tagging allows you to add keywords to your posts. They can assist your readers to understand what the post is all about in a fine, diced up way. It also allows you to link …
Are Corporate Vlogs the Future of PR?
Today, Jason Calcanis mused that Corporate Vlogs are the future of PR .. Why? He cites his experience with adding Mahalo Daily videos.
Since they started, the videos have gotten four million views. Of those four million, say two million people, have come in contact with the Mahalo brand. And don’t discount the archival value of the shows, where you can add another 2-4m views over their lifetime of the video.
He expects that the videos can pay for itself …
5 Ways You Can Harm Your Brand with Bad Blogging
Chris Garrett wrote in his story the ways How Could Bad Blogging Hurt Your Company today.
He made these five great points:
- Saying Something Damaging
Because internet news travels at light speed, provides its own evidence, and is hard to erase, it can be devastating to your reputation. Be sure to be aware of potential legalities, accuracy, and intellectual property issues when blogging.
Business Blogging Discussion with Ted Demopoulos
ContentRobot has been attending the virtual tradeshow eComXpo this week. Today, we sat in on a discussion about business blogging, led by Ted Demopoulos, an early blog pioneer.
Below we share some of the interesting comments he had on various topics surrounding blogging (noted some have been edited for clarity, grammar, and/or typos).
What is the future of business blogging?
In three years, this is where I see biz blogging: The distinction between blog and website will fade quite a bit. Also, the day of the “formal corporate” website are limited. Sure, websites will still exist, but they are becoming less formal in general. Most of my readers do not care what they are reading, they just want great content.
