This is a tough issue for every blogger – how often should I post? What about vacation? What about days when I just don’t feel like blogging? Darren Rowse, a blogger’s blogger, offers 2 great posts about this issue…
If anybody has “been there, done that,” it’s John Chow. He posts here an article by Jim from TheNetFool.com about how to make a career out of blogging. The one thing I would add (as I mention in the post’s comments) is that sometimes you need your own blog as a workshop to increase the skills you can offer to clients who hire you to blog, rather than narrowing things down to only one avenue of blogging. It’s a cool article…
How You Can Make a Career Out of Blogging | John Chow dot Com.
Here’s a great article about who should write for your business blog; owner, employees or freelance bloggers?, written by Blog Design Studio. It actually quotes from Business and Blogging. It’s a good question. With more and more companies utilizing the power of corporate blogging, and with less and less spare time on the hands of business leaders, who is going to spend time blogging?
The answer really depends on a variety of factors and is unique to every business, but here are some additional thoughts to consider…
It’s a great question! Who writes your blog?
