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Business, today, is not what used to be. When I start working there were no widespread internet infrastructures and its main purpose is to facilitate the communication between distance business parties. The advance of technology and the practices developed upon the web’s infrastructure changed all that and render Internet one of the favorite places for doing business, communicate and interact.
When I start writing for the web or journaling (around 1994 if I remember correctly) the term blog was not as widespread as it is today. The infrastructures for web were very expensive to use on a personal base and I didn’t have a domain on my own (this happens, later on!) I wrote for company purposes and I wrote posts, newsletters, and information for my company, for products or services of interest or for the projects I managed, but rarely personal reflections and things I’d like to share.
When considering your website’s SEO, you may not think about the web hosting provider you choose. However, it’s important to understand that potentially, your web host could have a significant impact on your website’s SEO and ranking in the Google SERPs. What many business owners do not realize is that their campaign for prominence in the Google search results doesn’t actually start with keywords and analytics, it actually begins when you choose a web hosting company and pick a plan that suits you and your site. Whilst a good web host is not going to directly boost your rankings, making the wrong choice could cause serious problems for your site.
Can I ask you a favor? I need your input to transform the content of this blog to the best possible tool for getting things done, make what matters and achieving your goals! This is what the 2016 Readers Survey aims to do.
I am blogging for more than 3 years now and I have written more than 255 original posts in my site (besides my other contribution as a guest poster on other sites). That means that I (as many bloggers) have to accumulate a lot of content on my site that can be utilized in various ways and provide more value to the users. The name of the game is the continuous value provision to the audience you have chosen to serve, and content repurposing can serve this purpose in a grand way!
“Blogging is a discipline“! That was the point of argument with a friend of mine, an entrepreneur in spirit and practice, who argued that blogging is a side activity, at best, for entrepreneurs.
Embarking upon business writing is a sure sign of someone who takes initiative, invests time, and understands the value of solid, clear organization.
Being quoted by the media as being an expert in your industry is a better kind of branding than even the most expensive of advertising and marketing campaigns.
As an owner of a blog, you need to have engaging, relevant and updated content that satisfy the needs of your readers. There are several ways to which a blog owner can make sure that there is enough and more content on his or her blog at any given time.
The Business Initiative @Business was developed by my need, to have a second point of presence online! Its function is to provide an extra platform for the messages I’d like to convey to the community I serve! It is another “outlet“ for plugging in my creative flows in directions I haven’t yet fully explored. And yet, as I developed it, bit-by-bit, I realized, that it was something completely different from the “thing“ I had envisioned!
One of the projects I am active lately is the development of a new point of online presence! The reasons for this decision are many, but basically I needed a new, “fresh“, site as a second base of operations for my activities!
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