WHY IS BLOGGING GOOD
FOR BUSINESS?
@ArdmoreAdv
GET IN TOUCH
Starting off life as a web log, it was an
online journal to self-publish opinions,
advice and position yourself as
an expert.
As it grew in popularity it was given
a nickname: Blog.
What is a blog?
BLOGGING
??
Google
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Blogs
You don’t want to read the same book every day.
Neither do Googlebots.
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<seo>
			Your site may have been written with SEO 	
			in mind, but while that’s a good
			foundation, it’s not enough to secure 				
			top billing on Google.
</seo>
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Googlebots are people pleasers.
They love serving up sites with fresh,
relevant and current content.
So, the more user-friendly the
content, the more likely your
site is to get bumped up the
Google search results.
GoogleBot
You’re
Welcome
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Traffic will be driven to your site.
The result?
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The Right Type of Customer
(Research by Hubspot)
60%
of businesses that blog
get more customers.
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The Right Type of Customer
(Research by Hubspot)
60%
of businesses that blog
get more customers.
This is largely
because those
that are driven to
your site through
a search engine
are already in a
buying frame
of mind.
BLOGGING
The Right Type of Customer
(Research by Hubspot)
60%
of businesses that blog
get more customers.
This is largely
because those
that are driven to
your site through
a search engine
are already in a
buying frame
of mind.
It’s just about
getting them to
your site at this
tipping point.
BLOGGING
The Right Type of Customer
(Research by Hubspot)
60%
of businesses that blog
get more customers.
This is largely
because those
that are driven to
your site through
a search engine
are already in a
buying frame
of mind.
It’s just about
getting them to
your site at this
tipping point.
Then they’ll be sold.
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A recent study found that blogs have
real influence.
Online Services
Most Likely To
Influence Purchases
1.	Retail Sites 56%
2.	Brand Sites 34%
3.	Blogs 31.1%
4.	Facebook 30.8%
5.	Forums 28%
(Research by Technorati)
BLOGGING
A recent study found that blogs have
real influence.
Online Services
Most Likely To
Influence Purchases
1.	Retail Sites 56%
2.	Brand Sites 34%
3.	Blogs 31.1%
4.	Facebook 30.8%
5.	Forums 28%
(Research by Technorati)
BLOGGING
Get On Your Soapbox.
Blogging is the
modern-day soapbox.
Without giving it a voice,
it’s harder to get heard.
BLOGGING
Get On Your Soapbox.
By positioning your brand in the
right way, it can quickly become
a leader the field, looked to for
information and advice.
BLOGGING
Get On Your Soapbox.
Plus, you can even get free PR,
as good bloggers are regularly
invited by the media to
be pundits.
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Strong
Advice
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Strong
Advice
Stronger
Trust
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Strong
Advice
Stronger
Trust
Even Stronger
Sales
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Potential customers will
interact with good blogs.
Leaders get leads.
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Taking the footwork
out of tracking down
warm leads.
Leaders get leads.
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So you can spend
your time selling to
interested customers
rather than wasting it
with tyre kickers.
Leaders get leads.
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Track
readers
Plus, blog
analytics will give
your business
real insight.
Click-
throughs
What customers
are really
interested in
Areas of
potential
business
expansion
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By 2017 video content
will make up 69% of all
consumer traffic.
(Research by Cisco)
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With the rise of
smartphones, vlogging
has hit an all time high.
•	Boosts SEO by keeping the
	 audience engaged longer.
•	Audiences now expect to
	 be served information, rather than 	
	 hunt for it themselves.
•	Better way to demonstrate
	 products and services.
•	Gives life to your brand.
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By creating useful content, your customers
will be more likely to share your vlog or blog.
The result?
An army of advocates networking
out to potential customers on your
behalf.
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That’s the bottom line.
That’s why blogging makes
a difference where it
matters most.
THANKS!
@ArdmoreAdv
GET IN TOUCH

Why is Blogging Good for Business?

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    WHY IS BLOGGINGGOOD FOR BUSINESS? @ArdmoreAdv GET IN TOUCH
  • 2.
    Starting off lifeas a web log, it was an online journal to self-publish opinions, advice and position yourself as an expert. As it grew in popularity it was given a nickname: Blog. What is a blog? BLOGGING ??
  • 3.
    Google BLOGGING Blogs You don’t wantto read the same book every day. Neither do Googlebots.
  • 4.
    BLOGGING <seo> Your site mayhave been written with SEO in mind, but while that’s a good foundation, it’s not enough to secure top billing on Google. </seo>
  • 5.
    BLOGGING Googlebots are peoplepleasers. They love serving up sites with fresh, relevant and current content. So, the more user-friendly the content, the more likely your site is to get bumped up the Google search results. GoogleBot You’re Welcome
  • 6.
    BLOGGING Traffic will bedriven to your site. The result?
  • 7.
    BLOGGING The Right Typeof Customer (Research by Hubspot) 60% of businesses that blog get more customers.
  • 8.
    BLOGGING The Right Typeof Customer (Research by Hubspot) 60% of businesses that blog get more customers. This is largely because those that are driven to your site through a search engine are already in a buying frame of mind.
  • 9.
    BLOGGING The Right Typeof Customer (Research by Hubspot) 60% of businesses that blog get more customers. This is largely because those that are driven to your site through a search engine are already in a buying frame of mind. It’s just about getting them to your site at this tipping point.
  • 10.
    BLOGGING The Right Typeof Customer (Research by Hubspot) 60% of businesses that blog get more customers. This is largely because those that are driven to your site through a search engine are already in a buying frame of mind. It’s just about getting them to your site at this tipping point. Then they’ll be sold.
  • 11.
    BLOGGING A recent studyfound that blogs have real influence. Online Services Most Likely To Influence Purchases 1. Retail Sites 56% 2. Brand Sites 34% 3. Blogs 31.1% 4. Facebook 30.8% 5. Forums 28% (Research by Technorati)
  • 12.
    BLOGGING A recent studyfound that blogs have real influence. Online Services Most Likely To Influence Purchases 1. Retail Sites 56% 2. Brand Sites 34% 3. Blogs 31.1% 4. Facebook 30.8% 5. Forums 28% (Research by Technorati)
  • 13.
    BLOGGING Get On YourSoapbox. Blogging is the modern-day soapbox. Without giving it a voice, it’s harder to get heard.
  • 14.
    BLOGGING Get On YourSoapbox. By positioning your brand in the right way, it can quickly become a leader the field, looked to for information and advice.
  • 15.
    BLOGGING Get On YourSoapbox. Plus, you can even get free PR, as good bloggers are regularly invited by the media to be pundits.
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    BLOGGING Potential customers will interactwith good blogs. Leaders get leads.
  • 20.
    BLOGGING Taking the footwork outof tracking down warm leads. Leaders get leads.
  • 21.
    BLOGGING So you canspend your time selling to interested customers rather than wasting it with tyre kickers. Leaders get leads.
  • 22.
    BLOGGING Track readers Plus, blog analytics willgive your business real insight. Click- throughs What customers are really interested in Areas of potential business expansion
  • 23.
    BLOGGING By 2017 videocontent will make up 69% of all consumer traffic. (Research by Cisco)
  • 24.
    BLOGGING With the riseof smartphones, vlogging has hit an all time high. • Boosts SEO by keeping the audience engaged longer. • Audiences now expect to be served information, rather than hunt for it themselves. • Better way to demonstrate products and services. • Gives life to your brand.
  • 25.
    BLOGGING By creating usefulcontent, your customers will be more likely to share your vlog or blog. The result? An army of advocates networking out to potential customers on your behalf.
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    BLOGGING That’s the bottomline. That’s why blogging makes a difference where it matters most.
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