With the way things are today it’s extremely hard to stand
out. Not only in real life, but also in
ones internet life. Not only do you need
to have an interesting topic but you also need to go through a lot of trouble
to be able to catch of people. In the
corner and sides of every page is flashing ads for other websites and numerous
other types of things. Businesses also
have to try even harder than before to stick out, if they can’t lower extra low
prices they have to be able to have some other sort of gimmick that will make
them appear as if they are interesting enough to deserve attention.
Once you have captured their attention how do you keep
it. Well, if you have done your job and
put in the work then it you have not only made your blog flashy but
interesting. You have filled out a blog
that is full of information and witty insight.
After having caught and kept the attention of a few readers
there are more steps you can take to bring more readers in. One of the most important ways of getting
more people to read your blog, and by far one of the most tried and true methods,
is word of mouth (WOM). But what has
become even more important is electronic word of mouth (eWOM), the rate at
which word of mouth travels through electronics has far surpassed WOM
(Daugherty, 2014). This means that one
of the most important ways to really get attention is to simply ask the more
dedicated of their readers to pass on word about their blog.
Blogging has become important to a lot of people. It has become a new form of a diary for most
people. It is an extremely important
part of having a business whether big or small, it’s been proven that
businesses that don’t have a blog don’t do as business as those that do
(Unknown, 2015). So even if your new
blogging it should definitely be something you should give a try. Just make sure you find a gimmick that is
going to pull people in and that you also put in the work to make an
interesting and insightful post.
Crystal Noe
References
The 60 second marketer: How to write a blog post that
generates leads for your business (2015). . Chatham: Newstex.
Daugherty, T., & Hoffman, E. (2014). eWOM and the
importance of capturing consumer attention within social media. Journal of
Marketing Communications, 20(1-2), 82-102.

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