Creating your blog and submitting it to search engines is yet but Step One of marketing your blog. By using tools that make your blog more sticky, announcing your blog to public relations professionals, and following by example, you can add to the importance and interactivity of your business blog.
BLOGGING TOOLS
By using reader feedback, blog forwarding (forwarding blogs to your friends), and ranking tools on your blog, it will keep users interested and help market your blog virally.
ChatterBox - A free java script tool that lets you jazz up any web page by adding a chatterbox where your visitors can talk to each other.
BlogKomm - Free commenting script displays reader comments below blogs.
BlogRolling- Easy to use service to manage your links and buddy lists on your blog.
Weblogs Compendium Lists of blogging tools to enhance the stickiness of your blog
PUBLIC RELATIONS AND BLOGGING
Up2Speed’s (formerly Adventive’s) I-PR Discussion List
Press Releases to place on your Blog
Search by Industry for Releases to place on your Blog
LEARNING BY EXAMPLE
Here is a list of some Internet Marketing blogs.
Up2Speed (formerly MarketingFix.com)
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