Why do you use a blog?
In today’s market, a blog is a useful way for almost every business, small or large, to advertise and market their company and services. Using it allows you to:
You can also use it to give potential clients and customers the power of some of your company information.
What types of blog do you use?
I’m a blogger, and I round people up of all of my training sites. I get six readers per day. My blog has sparked small advertising businesses to visit my web page. A blog allows the power of your voice and knowledge, and allows another voice to have the chance to say what you had only heard through traditional means.
I also help small companies grow their business. If you’re considering posting a blog, I’s a good idea to see if it’s something someone wants to read. I find most of it to be shorter than each page of Microsoft Word, however in the last 2 years I usually have people signing up for 50, 100, or 200 pages.
What are some of the benefits of getting a page on your site?
I have shown 3 personal instances of how a blog can be very beneficial.
1. Excellent chance to build up interest in you and your sites’ topics by posting daily articles, blog posts or videos
2. It can become a great promotional method for people needing more information about you, your company or your services, or even your potential clients.
3. You can advertise affiliate links and other helpful resources
4. You can also promote professional and business services or products your company offers and gives away free bonuses for people signing up to your blog
How much do you charge for your blog/website?
I charge for 2 hours of blog/website work a month for as little as $1.00 per page. These hours include writing out my content, adding product links, TeraSure and Get Registered lookups, and fading/ shattered links in a Makeover judicial manner.
Which blog/website to use for a blog?
Google’s Blogger (always running from Google) gives me a free blog site. My site is Basically. Blogger is a free blog/website with an option to upgrade to a paid blog/website or become a member without charge. When you create a blog you can control the site (it even has RSS Link Your Site functionality). You can also have visitors subscribing to your blog when they don’t want to be sent to Google’s blog.
With that in mind, you should build a list of5-100(the more the better) prospects. Technology-wise, it’s a good idea to include emailed marketing too. Something logical like email marketing gives you an easy way to send them to your list. When you sign up to send out emails, Google usually requires you to tell them your email address. A goodie.
Making money with blogs is easy.
Why not have a blog for your website?
It’s a no-brainer.
5 pages a week is okay.
Build a list of less than 50 people, and offer products or services to them.
hip friends can send you subscribers to your inactive blog/website
Since the list is limited, they will not be a great source of potential sales.
I can’t fix it for you, but I promote my clients who provide services considering the cost and want the growth of my business.
Your blog page(s) should be hosted on an on-line payment processor.
Deduct your cost of hosting as part of your monthly online business cost. (Unless you’re a blogger!)
If you have a high traffic pie cut repeatedly, consider using a specialized affiliate service or no fee program that will allow you to upload your directory. Instead of paid traffic, you pay a commission when visitors click links on your site.
Add your affiliate links to your site as part of an arrangement.
