Stagnant blog?
Let me tell you a story.
There
was once a little ball decorated with stripes of brown and seafoam green. No
matter how much it wanted to sit still, it couldn't. Why? Because it's a ball, of course. It didn't have any way
to stop itself - why would you even ask why?
Anyway, it
rolled off the table and hit the floor. Then, it rolled through the office and
straight into the elevator. The first floor seemed to have the most popular
vote. And, once it reached there, it rolled its way out the elevator and
straight out the front door.
There
was so much foot traffic in the busy office building that no one even
noticed.
So,
the ball rolled down the road. It passed some people, it bounced off a few
walls, and it even rolled under a few cars.
And...
swoosh...there went some beautiful rose bushes. Oh, how the ball would
have loved to stop and take in their beauty. But, there was no way to slow
down.
Before
long, the striped ball stumbled across a playground. It was like strolling
straight into heaven. There were smiling children, laughs, giggles, and fun.
Just a lot of fun. It finally felt like it found a home.
The
ball spent its day bouncing and flying through the air. Children were laughing
and running. The sun was shining brightly.
It turned out to be a magnificent day. Maybe the best day ever.
It
even thought, hey, maybe being a ball isn't such a bad thing after all. Even
though you cannot stop, you just keep rolling until you find your place.
As
the sun started to set, a group of teenage boys made their way into the park.
They spotted the ball and immediately started up a game of kickball. It didn't take long at all for a hard
kick to knock the ball straight into the nearby dumpster.
The
ball was never to roll again.
*******
What
does your blog look like? Does it resemble the life of the striped ball? Did it
get off to a great start, rolling along so fast that it couldn't even stop to
smell the roses? It doesn't take long for burnout to creep in and your blog to
end up a stagnant piece of web space -- just like a ball in the dumpster.
Fresh
web content posted on your website's blog is important for your online
presence. Not to mention it makes your business look organized and on top of
even the tiniest details.
Don't
let your website sit dormant without any action -- and don't let too much time
pass between posts. Create a marketing calendar and post engaging content at an
automated rate. You just may find yourself surprised at the result.
If you are ready to take a step in the right direction with your blog and web content, click here. A free 15-minute phone conference will help determine the best course of action for your business.
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