HOW DO YOU BLOG?

How do I know if I need a BLOG? Exactly what is a Blog anyway?

I know just what a website is, but what is a blog? A blog is a new version of a website.  Check out here  has the ability to transform each and every day and allow people to interact with it. Let's go back to websites for just a minute.

Website = a group of one page or even more which have static content. They take advanced skills to put together and so are complex to update and maintain. Usually the content remains exactly the same upon each stop by at it. People visit once to read content rarely to return again. Websites are Stagnant Water

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Blog = a modern website. It has the opportunity to transform each and every day with new content. Blogs are very simple and easy to update. There is usually a header and a side bar that remain constant with the guts content changing with updates. Articles written could be linked back to the primary thought. This can help bring traffic to your page. People continue to come back to see what is new. Blogs are babbling brooks.

Blogs are dynamic and also have fast setup ... websites are static and slow

How do you know if I require a blog?

A blog can be used by anyone delivering a message. I know you are saying to yourself, I don't have a message to share. My answer to you is ~ yes you do, you will possibly not know it yet but stick to me and I'll show you ways to benefit from blogging.

Blogs might help Churches and other non-profit organizations get the message out, blogs can help those folks who sell something (make-up, Jewelry, property, sell on Etsy or eBay), blogs can help companies who provide services (computer repair, hair stylists, or landscapers). Blogs have even helped my son, Nick, turn into a better writer. I believe a blog ought to be used by everyone.

Blogs have multiple areas that help Google find you easier. A subset leads back again to the master blog and tells Google you are important. The subsets fortify the main page.

To answer a few questions I have received and responded to about blogging keep reading.

How do you know a blog will help my church? A church would work with a blog like this... Rather than a website (stagnant water) a church would write on a blog. They would have their header at the top (telling which church they are and maybe a phone number etc) the side may have sermon hours etc, and the center would contain moving content.

They would discuss what was talked about during the previous sermon for all those folks who could not be present. They might discuss plans for future years on another blog and link back again to the master blog, enforcing and strengthening the blog in the eyes of Google. Fundraisers could quickly and easily be added and shared. People will be inclined to return to see what was new; to feel connected in some way and to feel section of the church as a whole.

Blogs get readers returning.

How do I know a blog can help me as a genuine Estate Professional?

You sell property. During the past you delivered post cards telling people in a nearby which you sold a house where they live and that you would gladly list theirs for sale too. These color postcards you mail out are costly to print and mail. Plus, you haven't any guarantee they're being delivered to the person with the capacity of agreeing to the sale. They may actually get sent to a renter or not arrive at all. That is hit or miss advertising.

Alternatively, you could setup a blog telling about you as a genuine estate professional in the city your home is. This narrows the searches down in Google when someone wants house buying or selling. They can look up this "I wish to sell the house in Loxahatchee Florida. You have a greater potential for being seen labeling yourself specifically. Each blog you write can direct back to your master blog about you. Whatever blog they read or share, they will will have your contact information. Another example, you might write about the housing marketplace in Loxahatchee or you may reveal houses you have on the market which are 3 bedroom and 3,000 sq feet. One more example could possibly be: a blog about open houses you may be conducting in your community.

Think about your jewelry or make-up business ~ how do a blog assist you to? Well, since it stands now you interact with people you understand and try to get them involved in having a party. They invite their friends and family to attend. You then set up a time to meet these folks, show them what you have to give you (your message) and hope to make a sale. This calls for bringing products with you to talk about, share, and show. In return you offer the hostess something: a free of charge gift or credit to utilize towards products.

Think about this... you create a blog. This blog helps you interact with people in your area and abroad. You can write about specials you're having via separate blogs that connect back to your master blog. It is possible to show pictures or videos of items and explain each one of these. Jewelry items shown on your own blog can put on an online order form allowing people not local to get. People in the area can contact you with a form to set up a party too.

How do I use a blog for family communication? Another group of people who could reap the benefits of blogging is a family. I love scrap-booking and keep albums with my daughter and son as they grow. The only way for it to be observed is for you to definitely visit my house. My relatives and buddies not local would have no way to hear or see what's happening with us. A family group blog would start with who is in the household, ages of everyone, and any information necessary to take up a family bond. The subset blogs (blogs that connect back again to the master blog) could talk about Thanksgiving plays at school, the Mother's Day tea party, kindergarten graduation, and any other family event you need to share with the family. Pictures and video would make a great addition to the articles.

There is a misconception that you must be a guru to have a blog. A blog could be managed by anyone and is ways to convey a message. Perhaps you have a special way to grow orchids or braid hair. Should you have an interest in it, another person does too. Share it. You shouldn't be afraid expressing your knowledge and take massive action. Your message could be as simple as telling a residential area you exist and update them about happenings to the big fundraiser your school or organization. It might also be a way to connect with your family and friends and to update them in what is happening on the home front. If you have a passion for something share it with the planet through a blog.