Recycling Your Blog Posts for Greatest Productivity
As a newspaper reporter and freelance journalist, I learned to “get the most mileage” from my interviews and research. Most of the time, a journalist has far more information than needed for the immediate story. So why not write a variety of articles/stories from it?
The same can be said for your blog posts.
*Some might act as springboards for new ones.
*Some could be revised and used again at a later date.
*You could link to them from new posts.
*Also, check out Liz Fuller’s suggestions, at Business and Blogging. She has some very creative ideas in her post (#2 in a series): What to do with old Blog Posts: Create Handouts.
“Now why didn’t I think of that?” I asked myself. It makes so much sense to print off the blog posts that relate to various aspects of your business. Send them in mailings, include them in e-mails, and use them as hand-outs at your business.
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(c)2008 Mary Emma Allen
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