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When striving for maximum readership, one of the most critical choices you can make is how you decide to tittle your posts. Search engines weight the subject lines that appear at the top of each entry heavily, and RSS newsreaders typically display titles only unless a reader double-clicks to read further.

For those reasons, smart bloggers take the time to select words and phrases that will match searches that they expect their target audience to make. They also attempt to write subject lines that will compel subscribers to read further.

The easy way to meet both goals is to avoid cryptic, vague, and/or cute subject lines. Subject lines like “check this out”, “what do you think” and “wazzzup” don’t align with searchers needs and are likely not compelling enough for many to want to read more. Phrases that combine the bext of both worlds might be ones like “My ipod is haunted,” ” How can I find cheap airline fares,” or “Getting a job interview at Google.”

The first paragraphs of your entries are weighted more heavily by search engines than paragraphs that come later, so you’ll want to try to introduce relevant terms early in you posts.

Soon we will be writing on ” Launching you Business Blog and Getting noticed,” which will talk more about how to identify search keywords that might be relevant to your audience.

Bloggers with passion and purpose are constantly adding new content to their sites. Experienced blog authors know that the more often you post, the more attention your blog will receive. One of the reasons for this is that Google notices how often sites are updated, and factors this in when deciding how relevant a site is. All other things being equal, a blog that gets posted to several times a day will rank much higher than a blog that receives new content once a week. Google also focuses  its attention on the subject lines in blog posts, so the more unique subject lines you introduce into the blogospere, the more searches you’ll be listed in.

To prevent a drop-off visits, many bloggers hire or ask other bloggers to ‘baby-sit’ their blog while they work on other project (like a book) or go on a vacation. While there are no hard and fast rules for what is the optimal posting frequency, an analysis of the posting frequency of the top 100 blogs as tracked by Technorati shows that the average number of posts per day is between five and six. A number of bloggers who have adjusted their posting frequency and analyzed the resulting traffic numbers claim three posts a week is a minimum, and threee times a day is where you begin to see some serious traffic.

With passion and purpose, your blog can be a labor of love that meets pragmatic business goals. Understanding what’s required and using the many tools at your disposal, there’s no reason that you can’t achieve the success of an “A list” blogger. As with so many ventures in life, enthusiasm and commitment can make all the difference.

When it comes to blogging, the writing is where the proverbial rubber meets the road. You can have the best software, the fastest servers, and a fabulous team of experts, but if you’re not posting the right things, the right way, at the right time, you’ll be at a serious disadvantage.

In this chapter, we focus on how to take the tools at your disposal and align them with your skills and talents so that you can create killer content that gets attention and respect.

Passion and Purpose

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While blogs can be useful as an enhancement to your business, sometimes your blog can be the business.

The primary ways bloggers can earn income from their sites are via advertising and sponsorships, and there are more than a few who are making a good living from these sources.

The good news is that adding revenue-generating features like ads to your blog is very easy. The not-so-good is that your site will need to be extremely popular for the revenue to be trivial. Even though riches are hard to come by, many bloggers are happy just to make enough to cover their hosting costs.

Sponsorship are another method that can be provide bloggers with compensation for their efforts. Creating a blog that aligns with target audience can be attractive to a corporate sponsor. Many companies are eager to have ongoing branding presence on a well-executed blog.

Need more info on how to create a company blog, content management and market strategy, contact Joanne Lee (012-6644110 Malaysia Base), Creative Director for Crocgo.

Since the popularity of Google search engine and the blog platform that enables easy immediate broadcasting of content has led big company’s to create a blog or even multiple blogs for their website.

Here is the list of Fortune 500 Business Blog created by big companies http://www.socialtext.net/bizblogs/index.cgi

To name a few Big Player, Coca Cola, Nokia, Motorola, MC’Donalds and the list goes on…with more and more companies knowing about the power of blogging and emerging their business out of it.

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Pings services are designed to let you notify the world that your site has been updated. If you tell your blog to inform these services whenever you post; it will almost certainly increase the number of people reading what you write.

Search engines like Technorati, PubSub, and Feedster monitor blog posts as new information is created. These engines not only let you save those searches and will create a custom feed for your that can be brought into your newsreader software. The bottom line with RSS is that people can potentially subscribe to your blog’s feed after rediscovering your blog, thanks to searches saved as feeds.

This is then your business website will be discovered, and it’s a primary reason that blogging has beomce so important to marketers. This can’t happen in a timely fashion if Read more