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1. It helps me to think in new ways
One of the main reasons why blog is it encourage me to explore businesses.
On top of that, reading/writing blog also prompts you to focus on what you want to achieve with your business. There’s no point blogging for the sake of blogging. If you run a toy shop and you’re big on educational games, you need to express that through your blog. When people will get connected reading your blog they will buy your goods.
2. It gives me a voice
It makes you becoming an active participants instead of casual observers. It also allows me to build up a buzz around others products and services. Make a planning to boost sales by positioning them as knowledgeable, personal and approachable.
This is where smaller businesses have an advantage over big multinationals. When small businesses start blogging, it’s important for them to let their personality shine through in what they’re writing. Over all it gives you a voice.
3. It allows me to share your expertise
If you’re knowledgeable in your field then running a blog can be a great way of proving it to other people. Customers love to buy from people who know their stuff, and that’s true whether you’re selling goods or services.
Another option is to, make a approach to buy your service. This has some benefit but the main one is that it connects you with a ready audience. Saves you the hassle of having to build one, giving your business free PR from a credible source.
4. It creates a two-way conversation
Blogs are like social networking sites. It allow customers to have a conversation with the businesses that they’re buying from. When you start blogging, you have a golden opportunity to talk about the issues that your customers are interest in. And you can invite them to share a comment of their own.
For example, if customers tell you that they want a certain kind of product then you can start to stock it.
Your customers are also likely to suggest potential improvements. And you can dig into your blog site’s analytics to get a good idea of what topics they’re interested in.
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