Now, let’s talk about the reasons why people use blogs.
Imagine where anyone could go to the local store and they knew you by your first name, for example, "Ayojide".
when you walk into the shop and hear, “Do you want your usual?” and the answer many times was almost always a yes.
Not only did they know you name, but also know where you work and do ask how you were doing.
Then you would ask about their families too. In other words, there were personal interactions.
One of the things most companies don’t have a lot of anymore is this type of personal social interactions online.
People simply become a number to them and selling the product is more important than getting to know their consumer.
What is even more daunting is that the customer knows nothing about the sellers.
Imagine if you could stand against everything they believe in and they wouldn’t be any close to know about it.
You might think this is a good thing, but I can tell you that if people know where bloggers stand (Drug abuse ?, no way!) then they may more likely to purchase your products or they may NOT!.
Blogging your thoughts, especially in Business is a great way to let your customer know who you really are and what you stand for.
By sharing your feelings and day-to-day life, your customers feel as if they know you as a person and not just a company.
Blogging is just putting a simple thought, perhaps a paragraph long, onto your website.
The blog of some Authors or Marketers or Companies are actually very well done.
Not only do they promote their products, but also voiced out their thoughts and opinions on day-to-day activities that they are involved in always or Most times in a positive manner.
some people got to know and respect them on many levels because of their blogs.
When you rant on a certain subject in your field, it can cause controversy.
Controversy gets people talking thus driving more readers to your blog. Use it carefully and sparingly.
You don’t want to rant on every single post. ,,,Hehe.... Have a wonderful day.
Imagine where anyone could go to the local store and they knew you by your first name, for example, "Ayojide".
when you walk into the shop and hear, “Do you want your usual?” and the answer many times was almost always a yes.
Not only did they know you name, but also know where you work and do ask how you were doing.
Then you would ask about their families too. In other words, there were personal interactions.
One of the things most companies don’t have a lot of anymore is this type of personal social interactions online.
People simply become a number to them and selling the product is more important than getting to know their consumer.
What is even more daunting is that the customer knows nothing about the sellers.
Imagine if you could stand against everything they believe in and they wouldn’t be any close to know about it.
You might think this is a good thing, but I can tell you that if people know where bloggers stand (Drug abuse ?, no way!) then they may more likely to purchase your products or they may NOT!.
Blogging your thoughts, especially in Business is a great way to let your customer know who you really are and what you stand for.
By sharing your feelings and day-to-day life, your customers feel as if they know you as a person and not just a company.
Blogging is just putting a simple thought, perhaps a paragraph long, onto your website.
The blog of some Authors or Marketers or Companies are actually very well done.
Not only do they promote their products, but also voiced out their thoughts and opinions on day-to-day activities that they are involved in always or Most times in a positive manner.
some people got to know and respect them on many levels because of their blogs.
When you rant on a certain subject in your field, it can cause controversy.
Controversy gets people talking thus driving more readers to your blog. Use it carefully and sparingly.
You don’t want to rant on every single post. ,,,Hehe.... Have a wonderful day.
