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10 Commandments Of Business Blogging
Posted by Fredric Paul Monday, Jan 21, 2008, 11:05 PM ET
As far as I know, there are no rules for blogging. But you're blogging for your business, you may want to consider these ten tips:
The folks at HubSpot -- an Internet marketing company -- offer these "10 Commandments of the Blogosphere":
1. Make it conversational.
2. Publish regularly.
3. Know your audience.
4. Know your voice.
5. Offer an ‘About Me’ page.
6. Talk to other blogs.
7. Don’t get yourself in trouble.
8. Don’t get your company in trouble.
9. Write well.
10. Be passionate.
I wouldn't call them commandments, but it's pretty good advice. Check out the full post for more.
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