I read a lot. If you’re a business blogger, I hope you read a lot, too. That’s because, no matter what business, what professional practice, or what organization you’re blogging about, ideas for content are everywhere. Only thing is, you’ve got to make you mind available in some unlikely spots to find them. In the May […]
I’m sure the last thing on the WIBC newscaster Mike Corbin’s mind was business blog content writing – he wasn’t even aware I was listening to him on my drive home! Still, Corbin managed to give me the kind of gift I treasure – a word tidbit. The topic of the moment was Republican House […]
Ink-smudged laptop keys or floor tile? Haul out the nail polish remover, advises Alison Caporino in one of my favorite Reader’s Digest sections “Extraordinary Uses for Ordinary Things”. https://www.overdrive.com/media/1581946/extraordinary-uses-for-ordinary-things How-to ideas are always a good idea for business blog posts. By teaching, rather than selling, I explain to blog content writers, business owners or professional […]
“Colleagues tell me that stories and examples work best in helping students understand how to put theory into practice,” says Elizabeth Natalle in “Teaching Interpersonal Communication”. So, for every concept Natalle teaches in class, she gives an example in the form of a scenario or story. For variety, she sometimes has groups of students analyze […]
Came across a very useful blog post the other day, written by Jeremiah Owyang of Social Media and titled “Understanding the difference between Forums, Blogs, and Social Networks”. As a freelance blog content writer and corporate blogging trainer, I agree with Owyang that there’s a lot of confusion out there about what distinguishes blogs from […]
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