Comments on: Blogging Every Day http://blogmarketingjournal.com/2007/10/07/blogging-every-day/ All About Marketing Your Blog Sat, 21 Mar 2009 21:44:44 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Brick Marketing http://blogmarketingjournal.com/2007/10/07/blogging-every-day/comment-page-1/#comment-233 Brick Marketing Wed, 10 Oct 2007 03:01:07 +0000 http://blogmarketingjournal.com/2007/10/07/blogging-every-day/#comment-233 :) I'm looking for your blog to become very successful Judith. come back often! :) I’m looking for your blog to become very successful Judith. come back often!

]]> By: Judith Harlan http://blogmarketingjournal.com/2007/10/07/blogging-every-day/comment-page-1/#comment-217 Judith Harlan Tue, 09 Oct 2007 00:15:47 +0000 http://blogmarketingjournal.com/2007/10/07/blogging-every-day/#comment-217 You are one energetic guy! I'm a writer, so I love doing all the marketing you're talking about and will use what we've been hashing out today to encourage my non-writer clients to link, repurpose, and get that combination plate going. You are one energetic guy! I’m a writer, so I love doing all the marketing you’re talking about and will use what we’ve been hashing out today to encourage my non-writer clients to link, repurpose, and get that combination plate going.

]]> By: Brick Marketing http://blogmarketingjournal.com/2007/10/07/blogging-every-day/comment-page-1/#comment-214 Brick Marketing Mon, 08 Oct 2007 19:17:45 +0000 http://blogmarketingjournal.com/2007/10/07/blogging-every-day/#comment-214 Hey, Judith, even when I go to a seafood restaurant or a mexican restarant, I'm the guy thta orders the combination plate. :) Yes, you can use newsletters and other tools in your marketing strategy. I suggest it to everyone. Blogging, newsletters, article marketing, press releases, web directories, social bookmarking, and even offline promotion are all great marketing tools. The only thing I don't suggest is that they do less of one thing in order to do the others. In other words, even if my client was doing all of the above, I would still suggest the blog be updated every day. I really love this topic. Search engine saturation is improved, link popularity is improved, and more fresh content is added to your blog or website by blogging daily. More people find your blog posts due to the number of posts you make. Natonal, local or global exposure, it doesn't matter. McDonalds sells more hamburgers because they advertise more. More people drink coca cola than pepsi because they advertise more. Every blog post is another page created. Think of them each as an ad in context with the above analogies. If I advertise more than the next guy, more people will find me. Hey, Judith, even when I go to a seafood restaurant or a mexican restarant, I’m the guy thta orders the combination plate. :)

Yes, you can use newsletters and other tools in your marketing strategy. I suggest it to everyone. Blogging, newsletters, article marketing, press releases, web directories, social bookmarking, and even offline promotion are all great marketing tools.

The only thing I don’t suggest is that they do less of one thing in order to do the others. In other words, even if my client was doing all of the above, I would still suggest the blog be updated every day.

I really love this topic. Search engine saturation is improved, link popularity is improved, and more fresh content is added to your blog or website by blogging daily. More people find your blog posts due to the number of posts you make.

Natonal, local or global exposure, it doesn’t matter. McDonalds sells more hamburgers because they advertise more. More people drink coca cola than pepsi because they advertise more.

Every blog post is another page created. Think of them each as an ad in context with the above analogies. If I advertise more than the next guy, more people will find me.

]]> By: Judith Harlan http://blogmarketingjournal.com/2007/10/07/blogging-every-day/comment-page-1/#comment-211 Judith Harlan Mon, 08 Oct 2007 15:41:13 +0000 http://blogmarketingjournal.com/2007/10/07/blogging-every-day/#comment-211 Well, Good Monday Morning! This "blog a lot" topic just keeps resurfacing. Thank you, Nick, for discovering my blog and for your INSIGHTFUL and very kind critique, and also for taking the subject to another level. The topic comes up in almost every discussion I have w/ clients. "How much MUST I blog?" And here's a thought I'm exploring with some of them. Some do not seek national exposure. Some want to be a big part of the regional scene and conversation only. Maybe that takes a different approach to marketing their blog? Less SEO and more direct e-marketing to drive their clients and potential clients to their sites? Maybe it's using the blog as a hybrid, both weekly newsletter (tips) and blog with a monthly e-newsletter to bump it? We're experimenting with individual approaches on all this. An offshoot of the same topic of blogging every day. Thanks again, Nick, for bringing the topic back to the surface. It's a big one. I have lots of questions, answers not always apparent. yours, Judith Well, Good Monday Morning! This “blog a lot” topic just keeps resurfacing. Thank you, Nick, for discovering my blog and for your INSIGHTFUL and very kind critique, and also for taking the subject to another level.
The topic comes up in almost every discussion I have w/ clients. “How much MUST I blog?” And here’s a thought I’m exploring with some of them.
Some do not seek national exposure. Some want to be a big part of the regional scene and conversation only. Maybe that takes a different approach to marketing their blog? Less SEO and more direct e-marketing to drive their clients and potential clients to their sites? Maybe it’s using the blog as a hybrid, both weekly newsletter (tips) and blog with a monthly e-newsletter to bump it?
We’re experimenting with individual approaches on all this. An offshoot of the same topic of blogging every day. Thanks again, Nick, for bringing the topic back to the surface. It’s a big one. I have lots of questions, answers not always apparent.
yours, Judith

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