Comments on: How Can A Blog Be Good For My Business? http://thebuzzbuilder.com/2009/07/17/is-blog-good-for-business/ Mon, 20 Dec 2010 11:08:51 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1 By: Laurie Foley http://thebuzzbuilder.com/2009/07/17/is-blog-good-for-business/comment-page-1/#comment-1406 Laurie Foley Wed, 03 Feb 2010 15:01:56 +0000 http://thebuzzbuilder.com/?p=2926#comment-1406 One of the main reasons that I blog for my business is that it helps me pay attention and focus. I blog weekly and keeping that schedule has created a kind of mindfulness about what is important to my clients that I truly enjoy. Thanks, Lynette and Deidre. I enjoyed this post. One of the main reasons that I blog for my business is that it helps me pay attention and focus. I blog weekly and keeping that schedule has created a kind of mindfulness about what is important to my clients that I truly enjoy.

Thanks, Lynette and Deidre. I enjoyed this post.

]]> By: Diana Daffner, Author - Tantra for Busy Couples http://thebuzzbuilder.com/2009/07/17/is-blog-good-for-business/comment-page-1/#comment-1100 Diana Daffner, Author - Tantra for Busy Couples Fri, 14 Aug 2009 15:06:22 +0000 http://thebuzzbuilder.com/?p=2926#comment-1100 I started my blog as a personal lark, a place where I could write about what has meaning to me in life. Much of my other writing is specifically based on the Intimacy Retreats I lead with my husband and on marketing my book. I'd seen many blogs get started and then abandoned, so I didn't want to commit to it as a business project, with all the pressure that might have brought with it. At this point, some months into it, I still enjoy it and although I post articles at other locations, my blog gives me the freedom to take a moment and just chirp about whatever I want to! ;-) Never used that word before, "chirp." Probably came out because I also use Twitter now. Cyberspace has definitely entered my life. Hmm.. "chirping." I like that word. Maybe leaving blog comments should be called "chirping"? www.DianaDaffner.com I started my blog as a personal lark, a place where I could write about what has meaning to me in life. Much of my other writing is specifically based on the Intimacy Retreats I lead with my husband and on marketing my book. I’d seen many blogs get started and then abandoned, so I didn’t want to commit to it as a business project, with all the pressure that might have brought with it.

At this point, some months into it, I still enjoy it and although I post articles at other locations, my blog gives me the freedom to take a moment and just chirp about whatever I want to! ;-) Never used that word before, “chirp.” Probably came out because I also use Twitter now. Cyberspace has definitely entered my life.

Hmm.. “chirping.” I like that word. Maybe leaving blog comments should be called “chirping”?

http://www.DianaDaffner.com

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