Monthly Archives: March 2008

What’s the Noise Level of Your Blog?

My friend Easton Ellsworth has written a very on-the-mark article called Why are most business blogs lamer than a two-legged dog? (great headline!). In it he asks:
How many corporate blogs - official company blogs - do you read regularly?
If your answer is greater than 5, congratulations. You’re a rare (ahem) breed.
Long gone are [...]

Customers Are Not Time Starved Just Smart and Selective

We hear so much about how time starved and busy lives we lead. Yet we find time to spend hours in front of the TV, on the Internet, playing Soduku, playing videos games for hours, or doing crossword puzzles.
I met two busy 20 somethings this week. One said, “When I sit, I knit.” the other [...]

Why We Call it Gateway Blogging

For a customer, a blog is a gateway into a meaningful relationship with a business. A business blog is often the entry point or the first point of contact a customer may have with a business nowadays. A customer may be searching for something and will have landed on a business blog through Google search. [...]