A recent post at Business and Blogging lists what enterprises should never do on their corporate blogs. Here’s the list:
- Duplicating your press releases on your blog. Why? Your readers come to your website for more informative information, not to be sold on your product.
- Failing to participate in the conversation. Respond to the comments left on the posts, interact with your customers. Give them acknowledgement that you’ve noticed that you’re reading their post.
- Getting overly defensive on your corporate blog. The conversation is going to take a life of its own. Don’t take offense to the blog gaining traction and developing a life of its own.
- Not posting regularly. Once you’ve started a blog, you have to keep it going. So, take time to divvy out the reasonability and keep fresh posts up as much as possible.
- Lying on your blog. If you’re searching for real relationships with your clients, lying is not the way to go about fostering the relationships.
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