Comments on: 30 Topics to Write About in Your Community’s Blog http://30lines.com/2008/07/30-topics-to-write-about-in-your-community-blog/ Build Your Brand Online. Fri, 20 Jan 2012 15:25:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Turkey Property http://30lines.com/2008/07/30-topics-to-write-about-in-your-community-blog/#comment-390 Turkey Property Fri, 30 Dec 2011 20:32:00 +0000 http://30lines.com/?p=42#comment-390 Really Great post we have now read a lot of your posts and been telling all our friends related to your blog. Really Great post we have now read a lot of your posts and been telling all our friends related to your blog.

]]> By: Mike Whaling http://30lines.com/2008/07/30-topics-to-write-about-in-your-community-blog/#comment-317 Mike Whaling Thu, 11 Nov 2010 21:51:00 +0000 http://30lines.com/?p=42#comment-317 These ideas could absolutely work on a property's Facebook Page, but I always like to keep as much of the content and conversation on my own website as possible, for a number of reasons (think SEO and conversions). Facebook is a great door-opener, but in most cases, the goal should be to drive that person back to your website. A blog isn't necessary (but it's strongly encouraged), and I know for a fact that not every business can manage a blog effectively. That said, I like to think of Facebook and other social media sites more like distribution points. Write a blog post about one of these topics, then share the link to your Facebook Page. (Tools like NetworkedBlogs will do this for you automatically.) That way, your audience sees it and can interact with it on Facebook, but you're also pointing them back to your site. Remember, you don't have complete control over your content on Facebook ... they could delete your business Page tomorrow, and there's nothing that you could do about it. Build up your network on Facebook, Twitter and other sites that make sense, but find ways to get those folks back to your website, signed up for your email list and active in other channels that you own and control. Thanks for the comment, DM ... great questions! These ideas could absolutely work on a property’s Facebook Page, but I always like to keep as much of the content and conversation on my own website as possible, for a number of reasons (think SEO and conversions). Facebook is a great door-opener, but in most cases, the goal should be to drive that person back to your website.

A blog isn’t necessary (but it’s strongly encouraged), and I know for a fact that not every business can manage a blog effectively. That said, I like to think of Facebook and other social media sites more like distribution points. Write a blog post about one of these topics, then share the link to your Facebook Page. (Tools like NetworkedBlogs will do this for you automatically.) That way, your audience sees it and can interact with it on Facebook, but you’re also pointing them back to your site.

Remember, you don’t have complete control over your content on Facebook … they could delete your business Page tomorrow, and there’s nothing that you could do about it. Build up your network on Facebook, Twitter and other sites that make sense, but find ways to get those folks back to your website, signed up for your email list and active in other channels that you own and control.

Thanks for the comment, DM … great questions!

]]> By: DM http://30lines.com/2008/07/30-topics-to-write-about-in-your-community-blog/#comment-316 DM Thu, 11 Nov 2010 18:10:00 +0000 http://30lines.com/?p=42#comment-316 Many of these are items that we could also post on our property's Facebook page. If we can encourage interaction and discussion there with the same topics, is a blog necessary? Would it make more sense to drive our residents to Facebook and focus on building up there? Many of these are items that we could also post on our property’s Facebook page. If we can encourage interaction and discussion there with the same topics, is a blog necessary? Would it make more sense to drive our residents to Facebook and focus on building up there?

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