Blogging for Business: A Strategy for Established Businesses

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Do you have a completely developed website, but the only thing missing is a blog? You’re definitely not alone. Most businesses these days are either just starting off with a blog or revamping their site completely in terms of SEO, and adding a blog page. Blogging for business is extremely common, and a major reason for it is to have a competitive advantage over others in the industry.

Development

The first step in developing your strategy is to really pinpoint the differences of your business. By analyzing the reasons for your business’s success, you can determine areas to showcase in your content. In addition, you can also gain credibility and show your readers what you’re capable of doing. Not only should you promote your success in your blog, but also connect with your readers and provide valuable information to them. Blog content is a symbiotic relationship that should benefit both the reader and the content provider.

Implementation

By slowly increasing the amount of content you start posting, you will see results. By starting off with at least one blog per week, you will slowly, but surely, see the benefits of blogging for business. Whether you have hired an inbound marketing firm or are developing content in-house, you should make sure that the content is original and of high quality. As much as the content is to help your business, it is also to create interesting content making the readers come back for more.

Maintenance

Blogging is not meant to be a time-consuming task, as it is to provide value to your site with extremely minimal effort. However, maintaining and sticking with your blogging strategy is the struggle here. Many businesses don’t spend enough time to keep up and continue with their blogging efforts. The value of the blog will only be worthwhile if you are consistent with your posts and continue for a couple months.

Author Bio

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Andy Beohar

Andy Beohar is VP of SevenAtoms, a Google and HubSpot certified agency in San Francisco. Andy develops and manages ROI-positive inbound and paid marketing campaigns for B2B & Tech companies. Connect with Andy on LinkedIn or Twitter.

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