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3 Reasons Why You Should Take Blogging for Your Business Seriously

October 28, 2017 By Ravi Kumar Gupta 9 Comments

Constant technological advancements are making it necessary for businesses to implement strategies to become prominent on the internet.

3 Reasons Why You Should Take Blogging for Your Business Seriously

An optimized website is definitely a critical component in the development of a comprehensive online branding and marketing strategy. But due to the world economy’s competitive nature, you have to do more.

One way to effectively build your business brand awareness. Do this by giving your target audience useful and relevant content through consistent blogging.

For small businesses, blogging is an inexpensive way of driving traffic to their websites, enhancing inbound marketing efforts and attracting more customers that are informed. In fact, just about 80 percent of businesses are already using blogging as a marketing strategy for acquiring new business.

A further 82 percent of businesses say that blogging has become a critical component in how they do business. Here are three reasons why you should be taking blogging seriously.

Table of Contents

    • 1. A Cost-Efficient Content Marketing Strategy
    • 2. Your Posts are Accessible 24/7
    • 3. Your Blog Helps Customers When Buying
  • Blogging For Your Business
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1. A Cost-Efficient Content Marketing Strategy

Generally, content marketing is a strategy that takes into account various types of content, both online and offline. This means taking into consideration both traditional and digital formats such as a TV ad and supporting it with a Facebook page, Facebook ads, or hashtag. It could also mean developing your content-driven website and promoting it using events, billboards, or a media launch.

How much would it cost you to have that magazine/TV ad or billboard done – calculate professional fees, hours spent, logistics and media space buying? Now, compare the figures to maintaining a free WordPress blog and your content team.

Next, factor in the number of random people who see your traditional ads, vs. the number of targeted individuals who find your blog via social media or Google.

2. Your Posts are Accessible 24/7

Many users online have the habit of bookmarking a blog post so they can read it later. Alternatively, they will Google a product or brand very early in the morning and end up at someone’s blog. As long as you have a reliable server, you can be sure that your blog posts are always available for your readers.

Billboards and 30-second ads are only available for short bursts of time; therefore, giving you a small window to convince potential customers to buy. On the other hand, your blog is accessible whenever a customer needs it, and from anywhere in the world. Even posts you created three months ago still have a chance at generating traffic and inquiries. The more you blog, the more chances your website has of attracting your target audience.

3. Your Blog Helps Customers When Buying

As a customer yourself, you probably rely on blog reviews, like this Swagbucks review – Ultimate Guide To Making Money With Swagbucks, when making a purchase. In addition, you also carry out thorough research about a product, a company or person you would like to do business with. In fact, blogs are the 5th most trusted source for information, while 70 percent of customers use blogs to learn more about a business.

This means that you are providing all the answers your target market could have on your blog. The best blog is designed to address these main points and lead readers into your sales process in a subtle way. After all, whether your blogging effort leads to a purchase or not, you have helped your reader understand and know about their choices. Helping other people make a decision is a noble reason you should be blogging right now.

Blogging For Your Business

Blogging is a huge deal. Commit to it, answer FAQs, entertain, inform, inspire, and dedicate resources to the process, and it will add value to your business and professional growth.

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Comments

  1. Regex says

    January 8, 2019 at 12:05 pm

    Of course! Needless to say, blogging can play a prominent role in your business because it raises brand awareness and helps to engage with your target audience.

    Reply
  2. Tristan Chua says

    December 10, 2017 at 8:45 pm

    Definitely agreeing with you that blogging should be taken seriously especially if it’s used for business purposes not just blogger/vlogging purposes. Keep up the great work always!

    Reply
  3. John Marc Ramirez says

    November 9, 2017 at 9:31 pm

    Blogging plays a vital role in businesses, and it helps marketing campaigns, and etc. I appreciate reading this blog. Thank you so much for sharing this one. 🙂
    John Marc Ramirez would love you to read ..Old Is Not Always Gold: Outdated SEO Strategies You Should No Longer UseMy Profile

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  4. Sharon says

    November 1, 2017 at 8:58 pm

    My entire business is built around blogging, so I do take it very seriously. : )

    I agree that blogs help customers in making decisions. It’s good to have monetized product type review articles, balanced against a good percentage of informative articles. It gives your site some authority in the eyes of the visitor.
    Sharon would love you to read ..Review top 5 full face snorkel mask brands. Which are the best in 2017?My Profile

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  5. Mohan Das says

    November 1, 2017 at 11:37 am

    Hi Ravi,
    Even I have started a blog and I’m ready to turn it into a business, I love to help and that’s what I do on my blog. Even I have made some money out of it, If I keep blogging regularly I’m sure that it will turn it into a full time Blogging Business.

    Thanks,
    Mohan Das
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  6. Chetan Singh says

    November 1, 2017 at 4:49 am

    Yes, I do agree with @Ravi Kumar Gupta . But here I would like to highlight one more thing, SEO has 2 sides; first is On-Page and second is Off-Page. On-page work needs technical help and where Off-page require high pr ranking sites. I personally follow Blog commenting in priority work in off-page.

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  7. Lisa Sicard says

    October 31, 2017 at 4:28 am

    Hi Ravi – blogs are the foundation of any digital content marketing plan. You need one to build your social network sites to share content. Your own content at least 20% of the time. The other 80% should be helping others with useful, relevant content.
    You can learn a lot about your customers and potential customers via a blog too.
    They are invaluable today!
    Lisa Sicard would love you to read ..Why Tracking Your Social Media Analytics is Essential for Business GrowthMy Profile

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  8. Lucas Smith says

    October 30, 2017 at 1:43 am

    I agree.
    Blogs are like the vanguards of your online business. It is one of the best way to advertise your services without sacrificing costs and too much time. What’s more favorable is that blogs are capable of engaging potential clients or customers without the extravagance of a full blown advertisement.

    Reply
  9. JP Pal says

    October 30, 2017 at 12:10 am

    Hey Pat.

    Its a very nice post and you have conveyed the major points very briefly. Your words are showing how a blog is important for any business. 🙂

    Reply

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