Two great books to help you blog for your business [SMALL BIZ NOOBIES]
If you are a business owner and haven't started blogging yet, what's holding you back? Is it that you don't have the time? You don't know how? Or that you just don't think it's worth the effort?
Regardless of your answer, there are now two fantastic books on the market to help give you the kick in the you-know-what you need to start blogging for your business (and understand why it is so important).
For the small business owner
The first book is targeted directly at small business owners and walks you through everything from defining blogging and how it will benefit your business to publishing your first blog post to creating your social media footprint and measuring your blogging ROI.
If you are a small business owner and have no idea what I just said, then you really need this book!
It's called ProBlogger's Guide to Blogging for Your Business. Everything you need to know about the book including a button to give you an instant digital download is available here.
Click here for the full details on ProBlogger's Guide to Blogging for Your Business
For the corporate type
The second book takes business blogging to the next level for people working in more of a corporate environment. It's called Corporate Blogging for Dummies and is co-authored by an incredibly smart entrepreneur, Douglas Karr, who just so happens to be a very good friend of mine. He's the real deal folks!
Corporate Blogging for Dummies covers topics not covered in ProBlogger's Guide to Blogging for Your Business like best practices of corporate blogging, what traps to avoid and how to protect your company and employees through privacy, disclosure and moderation policies.
Corporate Blogging for Dummies is available on Amazon in both paperback and Kindle Edition.
Click here for the full details on Corporate Blogging for Dummies
1 comment for this blog post so far...
June 21, 2011 at 5:33 am
Douglas Karr
Always appreciative of the kind words!
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