The Business Of Blogging
As noted in my previous post on Blogging with the article by Janiece, I found this article from BusinessWeek that shows the tremendous impact that having a Blog can have on your business. Blogs have been a hot topic through 2004, into 2005 for those online. The November elections though, caught the attention of the mainstream media and the number of Blogs that have a flood of traffic coming to them for the latest poll updates and such.
This is a powerful reminder of how having a Blog can enhance your business' presence online. Here's the article for you to review. Please feel free to add your comments after reading through the entire article on the "Business of Blogging."
"The Business Of Blogging"
Explosive growth means Web logs are suddenly in Madison Avenue's sights
Just a year ago, blogs were viewed as a collection of off-the-cuff ramblings in cyberspace read mainly by online devotees. Then, as the election season heated up, bloggers gained new prominence, writing up-to-the-minute news and politics nuggets that the mainstream media struggled to match. Suddenly, millions of Americans were turning to political blogs such as instapundit.com and journalist Andrew Sullivan's Daily Dish. And blogs about everything from art-world gossip to macroeconomics are drawing audiences, too. A new medium, though still a work in progress, is coming into being."
Click here for the full article on BusinessWeek:
The Business Of Blogging
This is a powerful reminder of how having a Blog can enhance your business' presence online. Here's the article for you to review. Please feel free to add your comments after reading through the entire article on the "Business of Blogging."
"The Business Of Blogging"
Explosive growth means Web logs are suddenly in Madison Avenue's sights
Just a year ago, blogs were viewed as a collection of off-the-cuff ramblings in cyberspace read mainly by online devotees. Then, as the election season heated up, bloggers gained new prominence, writing up-to-the-minute news and politics nuggets that the mainstream media struggled to match. Suddenly, millions of Americans were turning to political blogs such as instapundit.com and journalist Andrew Sullivan's Daily Dish. And blogs about everything from art-world gossip to macroeconomics are drawing audiences, too. A new medium, though still a work in progress, is coming into being."
Click here for the full article on BusinessWeek:
The Business Of Blogging
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