My Business May Survive Armageddon, but Will Post-Apocalyptic Zombies Be Good Customers? A Biz-Blogging Lesson!

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My Business May Survive Armageddon, but Will Post-Apocalyptic Zombies Be Good Customers? A Biz-Blogging Lesson!

Posted by yoni67 under Success Stories
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Business-blogging is the best way to market a business! But what about "burnout?" What about writer's-block?

It's time to put the FUN back in it! Here are some biz-blogging and marketing lessons from "The Dead!"

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Written by yoni67
5062 days ago

Shawn,

Thanks for commenting. I don't really know who Seth Godin is, but since this is about the millionth time I've heard his name, I will look into it. You are right, interesting is "of interest." It's a critical component of any marketing strategy,

Regards,

Yoni

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Written by ShawnHessinger
5062 days ago

Yoni,

The book on being remarkable is "Purple Cow" but a personal favorite of mine, and one that is very inspiring for anyone trying to start anything, a business, a movement, a religion, you name it, is "Tribes". A very quick read too.

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Written by ShawnHessinger
5062 days ago

Yep! All really important parts of blogging...and of business for that matter. I'm a big Seth Godin fan and feel Seth pretty much hits it on the head when he talks about being remarkable. What does that mean exactly? Well, being interesting. If you can't come up with an interesting post or product or service, why should I waste my time?

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Written by yoni67
5061 days ago

Shawn,

Thanks for the "411." I just ordered the book from Amazon. I will let you know what I think of it!

Yoni

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Written by yoni67
5062 days ago

David,

thanks for the comment. I think a writing course would behoove (now there's a silly word) anyone who is "writing for business." they are usually inexpensive and they get the machinations of the mind cranking away!

Yoni

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Written by yoni67
5062 days ago

Alan and Heidi,

Thanks so much for taking time from your day to comment!

Just one of those ideas that popped into my mind that I went with.

Yoni

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Written by alinisrael
5062 days ago

Yonatan, crazy title. Outstanding post!

Alan

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Written by lovedthisarticle!
5062 days ago

A frighteningly BRILLIANT masterpeice Yoni!

Heidi K.

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Written by yoni67
5062 days ago

Thanks Heidi!

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Written by yoni67
5062 days ago

Susan,

Thanks as always for your wonderful and helpful feedback!

One of the things I recommended to some people at my first annual blogging convention was a simple workshop in creative writing. two of the participants took a workshop and their writing improved markedly. I must add though: I believe that anyone can write. It's just about channeling creativity and finding the storyteller which is in all of us!

Wishing you a GREAT day,

Yoni

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Written by amabaie
5062 days ago

No question, a writing workshop can be helpful...especially to learn how to do storytelling and relate it back to customer needs and solutions you can offer them.

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Written by m4bmarketing
5062 days ago

I like your idea of channeling creativity and finding the storyteller within us.

Susan

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Written by m4bmarketing
5062 days ago

Hi Yoni,

To be honest I think blogging can be a little more difficult for those of us who are not writers or do not have the natural talent that you guys do.

One point I would add is that blogging like all marketing tactics needs to have a purpose and you need to know what appeals to your readers.

It is great you are finding blogging of benefit for your business.

Susan

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