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Blogs are free. When tied to your website they offer a more engaging glimpse into your business, philosophies and expertise.
A blog is the easiest way to update content fast and often. One of the advantages of this is that Google and other search engines love websites that have frequently updated content.
At MarketSmart, we use our blog to help prospects and clients learn new ways to tie marketing and sales together to achieve greater ROI.
I’ve often had prospects recount what they’ve learned from our blog and how they appreciated an article post. I find that many prospects feel they know us even before our first meeting because they read our blog frequently.
Post comments on other blogs.
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Link your blog to your other profiles.
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Get into Technorati.
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