How to Blog for Your Business—the Good and the Bad

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Nice article

arhiderrr of DE 8:25AM February 28, 2009

Hello everyone. Part of being creative is learning how to protect your freedom. That includes freedom from avarice.
I am from Djibouti and also now am reading in English, give true I wrote the following sentence: "It’s easy to make good money on a daily basis taking part in surveys and taking part in offers."
Thanks ;). Fidelia.

Fidelia of OH 2:30PM February 15, 2009

I like to know if anyone has a blogg that tells of how their companies got cheated by bigger companies.
I like to know your thoughts on such blogging. Does it help to wake up the offending party? Does it help to list all the facts at the blog to pressure offending party?
The entire business space is controlled by biggies and multi million dollar revenue companies. The laws are there but the winner is the one who has the money to fight.
Doesnt matter if you are small and did all things right. They can refuse to pay, waiting for you to take up a court case . He knows you dont have the financial clout. What then?

Edward Tan 11:38PM September 27, 2008

I'm glad you brought up the *THE BAD*. There's nothing more annoying when the tweets seem machine-generated. When I see this I never go back - the damage is done.
The converse is true - seeing a big brand name pushing candid tweets as if you're sitting next to him/her, promotes engagement.

Rob Enslin 12:28PM September 10, 2008