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Apparently Blogging isn't just for "techies" and hippies on the web anymore. GO BUSINESS BLOGGER'S GO!
I am glad I joined the blogger circle!! It's so much fun! I started 2 weeks ago, so I haven't been able to see the "results". However, right now I am having so much fun with it I am not worried! I knew I had a lot to say (you could ask my friends), but this is so therapuetic!! Love blogging!!
Not very surprising at all. Interesting to note the two sharing sites are decreasing in popularity. I try to drive most of the traffic back to either my site or the blog.
Mark
All the information I have collected so far with regards to SEO and social marketing all state the same thing. Keep a relevant blog, update it, and post links to your website for further info. Thanks for the great article.
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As some of the above commenters have stated, it's obvious a blog that's controlled by you on your own server is the winner for most important social media channel :)
First off, you're not limited in the amount of characters (ala Twitter) you can post so you can get your point across. Secondly, if you're monitoring your statistics, one can adjust the interface for useability, thus fostering an environment for more interaction. We can go on an on of the advantages of a blog versus every other platform..
Just think of this..if the other social media properties decide to shut you down, they can..
Without your own blog, you're left in the dust :(
Hmm, now I should have a blog on my own site eh? haha ;P
Will see you in the blog-o-sphere soon!
Mark
Interesting stats! Although not surprising, twitter and facebook make sharing easy for the masses and blogginh is the ultimate self expression for your business. I still see though many businesses committing social network faux pas, so i suggest that if you want to have success with your business in a social network, use it actively as a person too! Having an understanding of how the "locals" use it will benefit your business.
Serena : )
I think it is finally a sign that people actually get that blogs work!
There was a huge lag in the general public's view that blogs were useful.
I still here it today - "Oh I don't have the time for that sort of thing"
Great data to support the power of Blogging.
Are these stats broken down to results to show how B2B versus B2C companies responded? Thanks!
This is great news! Our company is currently working on increasing our number of blog entries and presence on Twitter. It's good to know we're focusing on the right things!