George Carlin and Authentic Business Blog Writing
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George Carlin the Muse
It’s NOT a “Report.” It’s Just A Blog Post!
Purrfecting the art of the short, quick post
By K. Scott Teeters
You have to be at least 40-ish to get my analogy here. Remember when we were in school and the teacher said, “Now class, your assignment is a REPORT”? For most of us, the word, “REPORT” struck terror into our hearts. “Oh NO! Not a REPORT!” Of course this was in the pre-PC, desktop publishing days when your finished report was either carefully hand written or typed. If your report was going to be hand written, you just knew you’d probably have to write the whole darn thing AT LEAST five times because there’ll always a spelling error and the teacher told you, “SPELLING ERRORS WILL COUNT OFF YOUR FINAL SCORE!”
At least in the modern computer age we have word processors with spell check, plus you can jockey your words around, etc. You still have to do the research, but at least you won’t feel like your hand has become crippled from rewriting a STUPID REPORT over and over. Even if you liked English and History classes where reports were common, it was still quite a task for a teenager. Unfortunately for many of us, the unpleasant experience of “writing a report” got burned into our brain synapses. So along comes someone like me that says, “Lots of blog posts (aka “reports) is the key to blogging success.” If report writing was drudgery for you as a young person, the feeling of angst probably bubbles in your gut like bad leftovers.
So, here’s the catch.
Most people today suffer from what I call, ‘The Busyness Epidemic.” Ask someone, “How’s it going?” and you’re likely to hear, “Oh man, it’s crazy!” Or, “I’m on OVERWHELM!” Continue reading
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Read Problogger the Book for Great Tips for the Business Blogger!
Problogger the Book has Great Tips for the Business Blogger!
by Karen A. Teeters
A Business Blogger Must Read
Darren Rowse's and Chris Garret's now classic book, Problogger, Secrets for Blogging Your Way to a Six Figure Income main purpose is to provide expertise and advice to those blog writers who would like to make money from their special interest or niche blogs.Dude, Why Do I Need to Blog Everyday?
Or How Your Consistent Blogging Gets You Great Ranking

A System for Consistent Blogging
The short answer is this: “No… but, yes.” Okay, do you “need” to blog? Of course not, you don’t “need” to do any of this. If you’re a hobbyist or you just like to share your day-to-day activities with the world, the inhabitants of this planet can wait for your next insight. But, if your objective for your website is to be on the first or second page of the Google search engine rankings, then you might want to develop a system for blogging every day. Let me explain how I came to this conclusion.
I know, I know. You need to start blogging on a regular basis and some days the ideas come to you and others days that great big bloggers' block gets in the way of your writing muse. You're dried up.
Today, if you have a website, you must have an email newsletter list! All the online marketing experts agree that a large email list is exponentially important to the success of your blog and website.
As a website designer and online marketing consultant for small business, I find that many of my clients hire me because they are extremely disappointed with the search engine rankings and number of visitors to their websites. The majority of these websites were built by amateur friends or by the owner on do it yourself (
If you have been following my blog posts for a while you may have read my observations that Twitter really works!
A few might be from our LinkedIn or Facebook page followers but hands down, every time, our Twitter followers REALLY do it because we see the little “owly” (Hootsuite's mascot) twitter short address on our WordPress statistics pages! The unique visitors and page views always go SUBSTANTIALLY up!
I subscribe to a boatload of fantastic newsletters and blogs on social media and blogging. I get them delivered to my email in box daily. And I get Google alerts on several social media topics which are also delivered to my in box So you know what that means? Everyday I am in the front of my computer working on projects and I check my email regularly for feedback and comments from my clients. So I am constantly seeing these juicy newsletters and alerts. First thing in the morning, at lunch and dinner time I am scanning my emails for the latest on small business online marketing and social media.
Having trouble staying committed to a long term relationship with your business blog and not sure what to do?


You’ve got your new site with all the SEO bells and whistles, now you just have to make sure you have the bandwidth capacity to handle the torrent of traffic that will be burning up your server. Right?
When I go to networking meetings and share with other small business owners my specialty of creating websites and online marketing consulting, I always get asked about the mystery of that latest buzz word, social media marketing. They are frustrated and say things like–I have a Facebook Account but I don't know what to say and what is Twitter for–?






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