Is Blogging Dead or Are Companies Not Trying Hard Enough?

When I speak to CEO organizations, I typically run through a series of quick slides that show where technology is right at this moment.

For instance: There were 107 trillion emails sent last year, Facebook is at more than 900 million users, Pinterest is closing in on 15 million users, and there are three billion videos streamed on YouTube every day.

I do this to show how many people are using the web, to preempt the “My customer doesn’t use the Internet” conversation (yes, I still hear that).

But the stat I want to talk about today is the number of blogs on the Internet. According to Technorati, there are 158 million blogs floating around, which is partly why I’m so surprised to keep reading that blogging is dead.

I get it. It’s not an easy think to keep up. My guess is many people or companies say, “Let’s start a blog!” and then do nothing with it after a month or two because it’s so labor-intensive.

So, let’s say for argument’s sake, half of those blogs never see the light of day, either because they’re abandoned or no one reads them because they’re too self-promotional. That leaves us with 79 million blogs, which isn’t a small number.

USA Today reported this morning that more companies are abandoning their blogs in favor of Facebook, Tumblr, and Twitter.

Add to that, the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth released a study earlier this year that says the percentage of companies that maintain blogs fell to 37% in 2011 from 50% in 2010, based on its survey of 500 fast-growing companies listed by Inc. magazine. Only 23% of Fortune 500 companies maintained a blog in 2011, flat from a year ago after rising for several years.

So, I see. Based on Wall Street and fast-growth companies, blogging is down, and now it’s time to claim the whole blogosphere is dead.

Here’s the thing, though. Those companies aren’t blogging because it’s hard. It’s hard to generate good content even once a week. It’s hard to cultivate a community. It’s hard to grow traffic. It’s a thankless job most days. So people throw something up there that talks about how great the company is, if only to check off “blog today” from their check list.

And the blog fails.

Hubspot recently took a look at how blogging affects leads. They found, for companies that do blog, their monthly leads increased by 67% (for B2B) and 88% (for B2C). The survey goes on to show that updating it just once a week increases your leads by 77%.

So, here I sit in front of my pretty pink MacBook Air, wondering why more companies aren’t blogging. Yes, I know it’s hard. I know it’s time-intensive. I know you don’t have immediate gratification. I know you can’t think of anything of value to write. I know no one comments and you don’t see a spike in traffic.

I promise you all of that changes if you’re consistent, you provide good content, and you don’t sell.

Wouldn’t you rather do blogging the right way and generate leads than sit on the phone and make cold calls all day?

Gini Dietrich

Gini Dietrich is the founder, CEO, and author of Spin Sucks, host of the Spin Sucks podcast, and author of Spin Sucks (the book). She is the creator of the PESO Model© and has crafted a certification for it in collaboration with USC Annenberg. She has run and grown an agency for the past 19 years. She is co-author of Marketing in the Round, co-host of Inside PR, and co-host of The Agency Leadership podcast.

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199 responses to “Is Blogging Dead or Are Companies Not Trying Hard Enough?”

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@CEM_Social Thanks!
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Hi Gini,

The fact is if someone has a local pastry business (like I see here in my village) what do they care about the millions of people in China or Brazil who could find their site?
They have an established clientèle with a big name in the area and people line up around the block to buy their cakes on Sunday.

I don’t think blogging is for everyone. Yes, it’s a powerful tool, as long as the business is ready to deliver the goods to an international audience which it will attract.

Can blogging be more powerful than calling people? Not so sure, a lot of clients still prefer to talk to a human being.

I think it really depends on the business model and the type of business you are in.

P.s Love my new MacBook Air, just need to really use Dropbox becoz the memory is tiny!
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  @johnfalchetto I wouldn’t say blogging is for everyone, but regardless of visitors from out of your target market, I would bet that the local pastry business could still benefit from a blog if done well. We have a few such businesses blogging locally, and people love it. And that added traffic from Brazil and China? While not bringing in business directly, it does help with the SEO, so there is an indirect impact on business.
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  @johnfalchetto I definitely don’t think that blogging is for everyone. That wasn’t the point I was trying to make. The point I’m making is that blogging is not dead and it’s ridiculous to make those claims, based on Fortune 500 companies. I know why it’s dead for them…they’re using it to sell.
  
  I agree with you that the local pastry business wouldn’t find it effective, but for those companies who have teams of people making cold calls with only one or two warm leads generated per day, blogging is a much more effective tool.
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One organization I see blogging well is USAA, which is a company that provides financial planning and insurance to veterans and their families. Its blog covers everything from tips about retirement savings to ways to plan a good party for your kids on a budget to preparing for a military move. The great thing is that so many topics really don’t have much to do with insurance or finance. I don’t have a spouse but I still find myself reading USAA’s military spouse blog just because it’s interesting.

The important thing is that the messages communicated by the blog aren’t just in writing. USAA is covering things that help me as a veteran and as a person — not just as a customer. I feel like USAA is my friend more than just my insurance agency, and that’s one heck of a return on investment for a blog.
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  @higginbomb THAT is an excellent case study! Do they also do video and audio?
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    @ginidietrich I haven’t seen any audio, but I’ve seen them do several videos on their YouTube channel. Here are some examples: http://bit.ly/K41dM3
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      @higginbomb Thank you!
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@jeffespo I will smack them…for sure
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Agreed 100%. (OK, I’ll let you get up off of the floor before I continue). Just last night my students presented their final projects which included an analysis of the social media and online presence of various companies. A number of these companies were using blogs in really interesting ways. in fact, I’ve asked a few of those students to write them up as case studies for my blog. I just think that some still don’t get it, while others still feel the pressure of “But what do I write about?”. In other words, they lack creativity.
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  @KenMueller The thing that kills me is we all complain about being sold to yet we go to the office, get behind our computer screens, and pump out content that is full of sales and jargon. I always push clients to think about themselves as consumers as they’re creating content. It kind of makes me nuts.
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    @ginidietrich I don”t know how many times I have to tell businesses to stop talking so much about themselves. You can do it, but it’s a matter of how you position it within the content. And this goes across platforms, not just on blogs. I often do the same thing in asking them to think how they feel as consumers. Even as far as, “Do you like getting sales calls during dinner? No? Then why do you pay someone to do them for you?”
    
    None of us likes to be sold to. This whole world is changing in that aspect.
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      @KenMueller Exactly! Yet…
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      @ginidietrich yet…People!
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      @KenMueller Seriously.
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@PaulRobertsPAR Darn it. One of these days I’ll be wrong.
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  @ginidietrich I’m (patiently) waiting for that day.
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    @PaulRobertsPAR LOL!! So many self-deprecating things to say to that.
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Blogging clearly isn’t for everyone nor for every business. We keep adding the caveat if done correctly and maintained. To me it’s more about focus on your product or service. There is no doubt that blogging can help your business however, does that growth have a greater cost? We have two clients that blogging has set the business on fire. We are creative, plan it out, marry it with other marketing announcements, videos and it works. Like any marketing effort it’s the right tool for the right job sometimes blogging works and other times it doesn’t.

I don’t think its always a question of being hard its about efficiency of running your business. You don’t ride in front of the pack because its harder, you do it to reach a goal for the team. Of course in the corporate world it’s a lot of times jumping on the next big thing for no apparent reason or game plan.
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  @alanbr82 I agree with you. But, in this case, where we’re looking at the stats from the Fortune 500 companies, I think it’s really a function of “it’s too hard” than it is about doing it right. I’d much rather see companies use inbound marketing to generate leads than spend all day on the phone making cold calls and generating little to nothing.
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    @ginidietrich True, but are we talking Marketing doing the blogging or Sales? Fortune 500 companies biggest issue is aligning sales with marketing. If that isn’t fixed blogging will never work. You have territory/district sales managers that have no idea what is being blogged about. So many companies are left with “now what”. I am not saying there isn’t ways around it but if the “real” problem isn’t fixed then you are just rotating the tires to fix a flat.
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      @alanbr82 @ginidietrich EVERYONE should do the blogging. Getting to know a company breeds trust, which breeds increased engagement, which breeds action. Sales, Marketing, Engineering, Manufacturing–they all have an interesting story to tell.
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      @rustyspeidel @alanbr82 It definitely needs to be integrated. Funny we should be talking about that as the book I have coming out TOMORROW is all about how to use these tools in an integrated fashion that works with everyone. All employees own it via a marketing round. This is no longer the wild, wild west. Companies have to figure it out.
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      @rustyspeidel @ginidietrich I agree, first kill all the lawyers. (just joking about killing)
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      @alanbr82 @rustyspeidel HAHAHAHHA!
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      @ginidietrich @rustyspeidel We can have in person conversation at the conference 😉
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      @alanbr82 @ginidietrich This is a really insidious problem. A lot of old school sales guys still think it’s all about them and their “closing skills.” A lot of the time they are missing the mark, selling the wrong thing, or basing pitches on information they think their customers need to hear, not what they’ve asked for.
      
      Same deal on the management side. Blogging is for mommies, not real businessmen. We pick up the phone!! We sell!! We run into that all the time and it’s a hard slog to change entire company cultures. But it is amazingly cool when it works.
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This makes me think of ‘doing’ social media, or DIY PR, or so many other things. The difference between doing something and doing it well, doing it in such a way that generates results is so wide you could drive a fleet of tanks through it, with room for the LSU Marching band to spare. As you say that gulf is populated by work; one thing I think you missed was the work to plan, to make it right for the business.. and I see @alanbr82 already beat me to it.

It’s not enough that people search for your industry, know of your business; you’ve got to have that content that gets them where they live, where they work and their wallet. So once you’ve tried that – and not figured out your returns – sometimes the right move is to stop and put that work where it’ll work for you. Which brings me to my next point and back to the plan: is it solely about sales? We debated here last week the scope and breadth of returns and successes of social plans – of which blogging is part – that aren’t tied to sales. Blogs are still the only space a company owns, beholden to the whims and fancies of no one else’s network. So yeah, not making more of that – hay, no hay – does seem like not trying. FWIW.
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  @3HatsComm “With room for the LSU Marching band to spare.” LOL!! Love that analogy. It can only be made by you.
  
  I don’t think it’s solely about sales. It’s about generating leads…which just shows people are interested. What you do with those leads is up to you. I know many, many companies who still employ teams of people to make cold calls with no real results. Think about the damage they could do if they used even half that team to experiment with integrating inbound marketing into the mix.
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    @ginidietrich Agree; see also AdWords or other measures that yield small returns. I just think a blog can be such a powerful communications tool, don’t think it should be it solely about leads/sales. If that’s all it took for a company to be profitable, why are they paying all those employees to populate 37 divisions with 28 levels of middle management instead of just a sales army?
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Oh yes, yes, yes! One hundred times yes! Exactly what I’ve been saying. I honestly don’t think that bloggers’ real influence is really understood. It’s not easy to maintain a blog, but I know that it is the best way to build emotional engagement between brands and their customers. @Vegemitevix Question is; Do online marketers underestimate the value of engaging with bloggers who are daily communicating with their client’s customers?
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  @vegemitevix I think there is a lot of undervaluing going on here. As human beings, we’re inherently lazy. And blogging is hard. There are some morning (like today) that I just don’t want to write a post. But when we look at where our leads are coming from, an hour out of my day is WELL worth it. We’ve seen a trend of me speaking somewhere, attendees subscribing to the blog, and then buying our services. And, to flip that around and talk about the bloggers who have direct relationships with your customers, it’s kind of a no-brainer.
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I read this article earlier this week: http://www.crm-daily.com/story.xhtml?story_id=83039 and the thing that popped out at me was the part where companies who had BIG blogs before and had let them go dormant, were now considering resuscitating them. Obviously singing to the choir, here but the best part about blogs is that it gives you content to repurpose and it stays alive far longer than a Facebook post or Tweet. I am very frank with my clients when we talk about blogging – it takes a ton of time and commitment to make it work, but when it finally kicks in – it pays off ten fold.
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  @KristenDaukas I do the same – it’s a HUGE time commitment. I always talk about how much time we spend on Spin Sucks and then I show the numbers as they relate to traffic and then leads and then sales. By that time, people are going, “OK…maybe it’s worth the time investment.”
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  @KristenDaukas Word. And a blog gives you the platform to share stories that wouldn’t necessarily be worthy of a press release, or an “official” announcement. In short: Company blogs rule.
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So email still BLOWS AWAY Facebook for communication. Not surprised.

Blogs are tough. I will admit I recommend blogs to clients and say I will help them with content but sadly I am a primitive blogger in terms of platforms. And none of my current clients pay me enough hourly to blog for them.

But I think large companies should blog especially for their own intern uses. I would love for a VP of Sales to blog about the happenings up at the top or with clients if I was a salesperson. Or read about the CEO’s vision each month. But often big companies have employee newsletters and the like which I guess they feel replaces blogs?

As for blogs focusing on customers I see a lot of small business blogs that are great but barely used and nothing intrigues me more than a company blog left up on a website that hasn’t had an entry for 3 years.
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  so is the easter bunny.
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    @HowieSPM I’m surprised you didn’t say Facebook was dead.
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    @HowieSPM WHAT?!?!? The Easter Bunny is DEAD???
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  @HowieSPM YOU are a primitive blogger when it comes to platforms?!? Nooooo! Really??
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    @ginidietrich @HowieSPM Howie, there’s this new thing called Xanga. Check it out.
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  @HowieSPM We’ve had a similar problem at our company; if a client doesn’t understand the value of blogging, it’s impossible to convince them to pay what it takes to have that content written. Fortunately things are changing, but it’s been a slow slog.
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The thing that I found ironic about that USA Today article is that you still need content to post on Facebook and Twitter. And unless you want to perpetually be sending your customers and potential customers to other sites, you want at least some of that content to be on your website. And to have enough dynamic content on your website that’s interesting and engaging enough to power engagement on Facebook and Twitter, you pretty much need a blog! In fact, the main reason my org launched a blog was BECAUSE of the success we were having on Facebook and Twitter–we didn’t have enough content to keep it going and that’s why we started the blog. That was a year and a half ago and, while it is hard work, the blog is what has fueled the continued growth of our public social presences.
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  @maggielmcg OMG! Now I”m mad at myself for not including that very salient point in the blog post. YES! You still need content to post! You so smart.
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    @ginidietrich I thought the same thing! “Where do they get content to post on FB or Twitter without a blog?” This article was timed perfectly, as I needed a push to really invest more time on our blog. Thanks Gini!
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  @maggielmcg I was thinking that same thing. If your not creating the content yourself then you are probably sending people to places other than your business to keep people interested in your Twitter or Facebook stream. And wouldn’t you rather people coming back to your business than to someone elses?
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@djenningspr Yeah!
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@mindywithrow Definitely do not sell!
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  @ginidietrich JUST had conversation about that. So many want to treat blogs as press rooms or sales pitches. Platform confusion/fatigue.
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      @mindywithrow If you need me to break some knees, let me know!
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Bang on Gini! If blogs by businesses and nonprofits are failing or declining, it’s not because the medium is faulty. It’s because they don’t understand how or why to blog. Likely they don’t really understand how social media is different from traditional forms of communication that emphasized pushing information out rather than having a dialogue. When I see an organization’s blog too often it doesn’t say anything and what it does say is in the official corporate voice. They play it safe rather than saying something that people want to read and comment on.

Blogging is dead! Long live blogging!
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I could not agree more. You hit the nail on the head with “So, I see. Based on Wall Street and fast-growth companies, blogging is down, and now it’s time to claim the whole blogosphere is dead.” And thanks for the chuckles.

My coworker wrote a very similar post about the same article you might appreciate. http://www.919marketing.com/blog/digital-marketing/6-things-that-will-cause-your-blog-to-fail/

Blogging is effective. Blogging drives leads. Blogging is often the centerpiece of a masterful, integrated, long-term social media strategy. Evaluating the success of a blog after 1 month or even 12 months is like a dieter stepping on the scale hourly to check results.
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@bobWP Not trying hard enough. My wife is still making money on her blog.
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Reading the statistics helps make the point about the Internet’s impact on business. Those that can will, those that can’t won’t. ‏ edjofrank
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  @DebbyBruck edjofrank That whole leading the horse to water thing, I guess.
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@dreamingnyc Thanks for the RT. That was a great article, wasn’t it? I totally agree – companies not blogging are simply lazy
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I have a few thoughts on this topic.

First, quality blogging is tough. Developing original, engaging content takes real work and a real, honest-to-goodness investment. Folks don’t realize it until they do it.

Some of the best blogs out there are hobbyist blogs. I’m a stamp collector and a friend has a stamp collecting blog. It appeals to a specialized audience. The blog is developed with the intense level of interest and passion of a guy who wants to share his stamp collection with the world…or at least the world of stamp collectors. His traffic and the level of engagement on the site would make folks envious.

Add to it your statistic of 158 million (or 79 million) blogs out there. That’s a substantial number to “compete against.” But then think about the Spin Sucks blog. How many blogs are out there that try to deliver similar content? TONS!

Reading the Hubspot statistics, I have to wonder what they consider a “lead?” This is an important definition.

It is critical to remember that the bottom line of business is….the bottom line. Therefore, a well-functioning business will want to know what its return is on its investment into any type of marketing – social media, blogging, PR, traditional advertising, digital advertising, etc.

This takes us to the problem.
*Does the social media/content marketing/blogging expert/consultant/employee understand how to reach the desired audience?
*What is a lead? If someone visits the blog, is that a lead?
*How does the blog tie into the overarching marketing strategy? What is its role and does corporate management understand this?
*Does the sm/content marketing/blogging expert/consultant/employee really understand how to use the blog to convert a reader to a hot lead to a customer?

The point is that I think there are too many “experts” who cannot accurately or clearly define blogging’s role in a particular marketing campaign, set realistic expectations, and explain (much less demonstrate through actions) how blogging can ultimately improve the bottom line.

If this goes on long enough, at some point, people stop buying into it, which is a shame.
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I love this article Gini, and couldn’t agree more. Companies not blogging are simply being lazy and will at some point inevitably start (or return to) blogging when they figure that out.
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  @rjfrasca It’s really hard work to blog. We tell clients that all the time. I actually had this conversation last week and the CEO said, “Well, I don’t have to do the work!” It was funny, but he’s right. His marketing people have to do it. And they have to be accountable to driving results from it. It’s not an easy job.
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Hi miss Gini,

Facebook? Twitter? Other social networks? In order to participate on any social platform, which includes a blog, it takes effort, thoughtfulness, human resource and a voice.

The only difference between a blog and other social networks is you OWN and CONTROL your blog, whereas all of the content (articles, opinions, etc.) you distribute on other social networks does not belong to you and all of that work and participation is building value for someone else’s brand/ company.

The only excuse for most corporations to not have a blog is their unwillingness to embrace new media, their fear of public opinion and their lack of ability to engage and build relationships directly with their customers and constituents.

They are stuck in broadcasting messages in order to initiate and build relationships with the marketplace; just like they’ve always done.

They don’t see the value of it, otherwise more would be doing it.

There’s a new generation growing up on this stuff. They will accept and expect nothing less from companies they spend their money with. The tide will change at some point in the future, and those who prepare and embrace new and effective ways to communicate with the marketplace will benefit big time.

That time is closer than they’re prepared for.

Just my opinion of course : )
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@skypulsemedia @ginidietrich agreed 100%. Good content takes time, effort and/or $$$. Many co’s try to do it on the cheap and fail
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You’re on top of this, Gini.

Five years from now, there will be a whole lot of SSOFs about what a blog/online community can do to launch a business or make it great and sustainable. [grin] Digital Darwinism at work here…

The web savvy will continue to reap the competitive advantages and flourish as they have since before McKinseyites Hagel and Armstrong wrote Net Gain.

As others have pointed out in the comments here, nothing is easy. Building a community is not a quick and dirty job. It’s a commitment. It requires investment, strategy, and the talent to execute. Most will see that level of commitment as a liability – especially those that lack vision, hutzpah, and entrepreneurial instinct.

That’s a good thing. Others will overtake them in their industry. New opportunities will go to those with fire in the belly.
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@ginidietrich GREAT piece…as always!
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  @yyccommunicator Thank you!
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@sacevero People really believe that? Im surprised, how is that true? Dont brands still try 2 reach bloggers more than traditional press?
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  @JaroG4 …blogging is the one of the best ways for brands to tell their story!
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What do blogging and newspaper have in common? The death knell has sounded yet they continue to live on.
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  @econwriter5 Except for the fact that newspapers are, in fact, disappearing. The rate at which their readership/subscriber rate is declining, and the rate at which they are shutting down, is staggering. Only one major daily paper has increased in circulation (Wall Street Journal) while others are dropping, some in double digit percentages. The NY Times is even seeing declines around 8% each year in recent years.
  
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    Blogging doesn’t have that problem. I agree it’s more laziness than revenue.
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@SSTunic @ginidietrich some will, some won’t
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  @kmueller62 Yeah, fair point. But the longer blogging produces results & people more consume online, it’ll get harder to resist , imho
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@cision @ginidietrich @SpinSucks Honestly? Most companies have precious few people who actually KNOW how to write.
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My observation is this just part of a larger trend. Businesses excitedly jump on social, blogging and so on, get no noticeable results, lose excitement and eject. A key reason is you’re last sentence. They don’t do it “right,” and I’ll add view it right. We can’t pressure individual ideas or tactics to seal the deal with target audiences, and I believe that’s what so many people expect. And it’s why they’re left disappointed. It’s hard to create effective, sustainable marketing funnels. It’s hard to create repeatable ways to generate leads. It’s hard to delegate your marketing to an effective process so you can do other stuff like eat syrup or something. The thing is it’s worth the effort to figure it out because most won’t.
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  @JohnFalchetto Hi John. I interpreted it to mean posts that are too self-promotional. Content that only talks about how great the co is.
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Honestly, I find that when most people don’t see immediate results, they tend to scale back and/or stop blogging all together. I also find that a lot of brands/companies/people who decide to utilize a blog…forget that they need content to put on that blog (and that it has to be interesting/relevant).

Dead? Hardly. Just not used effectively all the time.
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Just my luck; just about the time I get the hang of this thing, that damn horse dies right out from under me…….I have a face for blogging though, so I hope it sticks around.

Where I have fallen woefully short is not supporting @LanierUpshaw’s blog enough. You would think my tired ass could at least do one post a month, right? I keep telling myself I will do a better job, but it’s kind of hard to support them when it’s all about me, huh? I don’t want them horning in on my popularity……..sheeesh………

One thing I have found through blogging is, I really do like to write. It has opened some doors for me to meet some incredibly talented people so that can only make me better I suppose.

I will not abandon Lanier’s blog; going forward my commitment is to do at least one post a month. Of course, they might ask me to stop if the only thing I can write about is me so we’ll have to see how that goes………..

Blogging is king, long live blogging…………..
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  @bdorman264 How are you deciding on topics for the Lanier Upshaw blog? I know with that sort of thing I find it helpful to decide on a monthly topic. That’s my two cents…Feel free to throw them into the nearest pond or fountain. 🙂
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    @Erin F. Because insurance can be so convoluted and mysterious at times, I’m always interested to convey a message but keeping it simple so the average joe can understand what the heck we are talking about.
    
    However, being a full lines agency and a with multitude of ‘threats’ to profitability for businesses; making the right hires for employee benefits; and proper insurance for all your toys, we have plenty of topics ‘we’ can touch on. My specialty is commercial property, liability, workers comp, cars, trucks but I ‘know’ stuff and can ‘personalize’ a message.
    
    My next post will be about why insurance is actually a great career choice and we really need bright, young, sharp minds getting into the industry. Regardless of how the industry is perceived, EVERYBODY will buy insurance and there are a lot of ‘people’ parts that go along with that process, ie, many jobs available.
    
    Most young people don’t consider ‘insurance’ as a career choice. I didn’t until after my junior year in college. When I found out how many different type of jobs are available in this industry, it blew me away.
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      @HowieSPM @Erin F. Dude, I’m in sales, not re-insurance. If BP thought they were paying too much for their insurance before, just wait until they see the invoice for their renewal………….:).
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      Do you know Mike Vardy’s blog? He had a recent post about “time chunking.” I like his phrasing for the concept.
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    @ginidietrich Because it takes all my creative efforts, just to post twice a week. That’s why I have such a difficult time even doing a guest post, which is somewhat akin to me writing for our corporate blog.
    
    It’s really a matter of commitment and priorities. With my blog, I know no heavy lifting is required and I don’t have to give it too much thought. With the crop blog I have to pay attention a little bit more.
    
    HOWEVER, and don’t cast it in stone yet, but there is a good chance I will be over at the corp blog more than at my incredibly popular personal site in the near future. I don’t know how well I can deal with the crickets though….:).
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@hollisthomases Couldn’t agree more! And now if I can just focus on doing some posts of my own. LOL! Thanks for the RT!
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Mmmmm……blogging. An introverted extroverts dream. I would think the biggest issue corps would have is the almighty acronym…..ROI. Gasp!

Guess that’s the stats you cited. Ahem, 77% is more than a passing grade to me. I have no idea. I’m still just a spec on the wall of the big bad blog world.

Scary stats tho.
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      Cool! Tickle his bald head for me (I don’t know the man).
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  I recently wrote a piece about the ROI of blogging and why I am laying off AdPulp at this time, and focusing more on my company’s blog instead.
  
  http://bonehook.com/2012/04/17/blogging-isnt-poetry-its-a-means-to-an-end/
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    Is that not what THIS is all about?
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It crosses my mind that those companies should outsource their blogging to actual bloggers who know how to do it, and then run with the leads.
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  @Julie | A Clear Sign There are definitely pros and cons to that, as well. Not in the company’s voice, who manages the community, etc. But I have no qualms writing blog posts for clients IF they approve them and add their own voice.
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Blogging has to be done well to be effective, and that information is severely lacking. My gig (well, the best paying of the gigs I get) revolves around teaching people how to be as effective as possible with their time. My biggest problem is the deep and wide culture of mis-information about what blogging is all about and how to use social media. Most of my time is spent dispelling nonsense.

The problem is that a lot of charlatans have polluted the field and convinced people that the social media / blogging world is narcissistic crap that takes insane amounts of time. The people who have pushed this view are much louder than those of us who know what the Hell we are talking about – and tend to get the attention of legacy media such as teevee, etc.

If done properly, blogging should not take that much time and can, indeed, be farmed out pretty cheaply if necessary. It can and should be evaluated for its ROI, and my clients are all very happy on that score. But far too many people have been ripped off and have a bad attitude for a very good reason.
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  @wabbitoid I agree with you about all the noise and people talking about stuff they don’t really know. BUT. It takes an inordinate amount of time to keep this blog going. I personally spend 10-15 hours a week on it and Lisa probably spend 20-25 hours. It’s a full-time job. It’s naive to think it doesn’t take a lot of time.
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Here’s another view:

Spent a lot of this evening talking with someone on twitter on “mommy bloggers” after a local scandal (really bizarre stuff). I asked who actually reads these blogs, and the response was that it’s mostly other bloggers trying to get themselves notices via comments so that people will visit them, etc. So the contention is that most blogging is nothing more than a sub-culture.

This makes sense to me, in large part because I never (and I do mean never) cross paths with any of the bloggers who talk about their personal lives (mommy or otherwise). People on the ‘net who are “real” and are interested in, say, good conversation come from a very different place – and are much harder to find. Barataria has been around for 5 years and is now in a place where it has decent traffic – but is still soundly beaten by the online version of any newspaper, including the Bemidji Pioneer.

So if most blogging is just a sub-culture, it may well not be worth the time for most businesses. They’d have to break out of the usual BS and find their real customers and not the wannabee reality show contestants who think “blogging” is about their own narcissistic shortcomings.

Something to think about.
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ROI is such a lovely word. But sometimes, quite deceptive. Especially when it’s used as a platitude. [grin]

I have observed that the ROI of traditional paid advertising and marketing campaigns can be equally (or more) difficult to prove than paid and earned online campaigns. Sometimes, it depends on the business or industry. Sometimes, location or region.

There are ten thousand platitudes and then there are results.

There’s no better bon mot than, I have seen with my own eyes. I’m sure you have too.

My favorite anecdote is 100s of millions of dollars spent on tv advertising with a global, super agency, glowing polls, surveys and imaginary that gush about the ROI, and then a five year industry member conclusion that sales had not increased one cent for all that spend.

Mission, situation, market, budget, goals, short term results, and long term results – these are the plain-spoken terms that dictate strategy. Whether or not a blog fits into your strategy requires individual reflection. But I find it difficult to believe a blog can’t deliver strategic, long term value to industry leaders.
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Nice post @ginidietrich ! Keeping content flowing is tough, but new tools and new tactics like curation are making it easier to stay relevant and informative, even on those occasions when ideas or time are running short. I think the bogosphere is definitely evolving with more migration to what you could call social blogging.
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I’m not as consistent about my blogging as I could be. But I would never eliminate it from my strategy. That sounds insane to me. Whenever someone says “I closed my blog and I’m relying on Facebook, and Twitter instead.” I hear “I closed my own store and hope that Walmart and Amazon will move my product and services for me.”
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Great and timely post. After re-branding my company, I have started blogging over the last two months. I am definitely trying to put up great content and not sell. Mainly using a “case study” approach and providing food for thought. And, you are correct, it is difficult to continuously post great content. Insurance is not a sexy topic, but I’m trying! 🙂 Thanks Gini!
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“It’s hard to generate good content even once a week” yet gurus teach to blog once or more a day everyday, probably because they want to kill the competition. Btw adding to that numbers the blogs opened everywhere in the world just to make money (which they don’t) explains first why there are so many and second why so many close. So it’s not always bad that many blogs close their doors.

Then for the theory that blogging is dead could be just a move to push FB, Twitter or Tumblr or where most of those “make money blogging” guys have moved. Or it’s just sensationalism. 😉
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bloging for me is very much alive. i love writing about religious or spiritual items. the problem i have is in getting folks to my blog to read it. i have a great article about CTR Rings for women that even goes into they’re orginal intent and the ongoing history of them. getting folks there is the difficult part.
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blogging for me is very much alive. i love writing about religious or spiritual items. the problem i have is in getting folks to my blog to read it. i have a great article about CTR Rings for women that even goes into they’re original intent and the ongoing history of them. getting folks there is the difficult part!
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blogging for me is very much alive. i love writing about religious or spiritual items. the problem i have is in getting folks to my blog to read it. i have a great article about CTR Rings for women that even goes into they’re original intent and the ongoing history of them. getting folks there is the difficult part!
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thomasoutt Beverly Sills said “There is no shortcut to success.” That still applies, even to blogging. Blogging seems so easy, but it is a lot of work. Therein lies the rub.
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I agree with you that blogging is not dead. Yes it is labor intensive, but it does pay all. Not everyone uses Facebook or Twitter in business. I think it is harder to attract users to your site if you are business and you use Facebook. Corporate clients will read a blog before going to Facebook. Facebook is more interactive to one’s personal posts.
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There’s no way to say blogging is dead. Do agree with you Gini. It is not that you have contents on your blog even if everyday you have updated it. It doesn’t end there. There are many things to consider before you get results with your blog. As they say content is King. Yes it is, as long as you produce quality contents, useful coupled with right practices – BLogging will surely bring wonders to you.
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khaledelgamal says:

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