The great thing about blogs is that they don’t have to spring, full-blown, from your head. They evolve and grow as you get into the swing of it — learn the ins and outs of your blogging platform, learn how to make time in your day for writing, learn to dance in public.
You’ll make a mistake or two; that’s inevitable. Things will be less than optimal at first. But unless you are a total loss as a human being and a complete fool, it’s still better for your business that your blog be out there than not. And luckily, when first you blog, you will have some small grace period before the crowds start hanging from your every word.
As your blog grows, so will your audience. Of course, neither will happen automatically. There is some work involved, but not a lot. Blogging is set up to offer a community you can join for a small payment in time and effort (and for free, with services such as Blogger).
You can do it by yourself, or you can get someone to help you.
My plan for CTBizBlogs is to write about the ins and outs of blogging for your business as I work towards offering my services to other small businesses who want to get into blogging, but don’t have the time or the inclination to do it themselves.
I’m having fun so far! I’ll let you know how it goes; you can read all about it right here.
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October 14th, 2005 at 10:36 am
like what you are doing with your blog…would love to ask you a couple of questions and just
generally chat with you about blogging…in addition to events/entertaining, I also run a
pr marketing business and blogs are about to become a part of my strategy for my clients (I have
been trying to get a grip on blogs for awhile now)
Check out my blog.
Thanks,
Valorie
October 14th, 2005 at 4:23 pm
Hi, Valorie! Thanks for the comment, expect incoming email.
Another CT small business blog for me to check out — great!