Blogging Kickstart Published by Angela Booth's Creativity Factory Blog

June 24, 2012 - PRLog -- Business blogging has become more challenging, because it's much more competitive than it used to be. Copywriter and Web content strategist Angela Booth has published "Blogging Kickstart: 10 Easy Ways to Energize Your Blog" at

http://angelabooth.com/wp/2012/06/25/blogging-kickstart-10-easy-ways-to-energize-your-blog/

to help businesses to achieve their blogging goals.

This is a two-part series.

Angela says: "When I'm helping businesses to energize their blogging, we start by deciding what the blog is meant to achieve. Often, that's all that's needed -- a clear focus. Then the business can develop content to meet those goals."

The published tips include:

* How to explore blog content options -- "There’s no one-size-fits-all method of creating blog content. Yes, blog content can consist of text. However, it can (and should), include images, videos, audios – and even infographics, if you believe they would appeal to your audience."

* How to create an editorial calendar -- "You’re creating an editorial calendar to ensure that you blog regularly, on a schedule. Of course, if you want to blog outside your schedule, you can do that too, but make sure that your content is regular, so that your audience knows what to expect."

* How to create great content -- "Great content is content which helps you to meet your business goals... If you ask your writer to create a link-worthy blog post, you’ll be thrilled with 1,000 Twitter retweets and a few thousand Facebook Likes. However, you may not be as thrilled when you realize that this blog post did nothing to help you to achieve what you wanted the blog post to do."

To read the first part, and upcoming second part of "Blogging Kickstart: 10 Easy Ways to Energize Your Blog", visit Angela Booth's Creativity Factory Blog at http://angelabooth.com/wp/

About

Angela Booth is a top copywriter, Web content strategist and author: http://angelabooth.com/ Angela has been writing successfully since the late 1970s, and was online in the 1980s, long before the birth of the Web. Her business books have been widely published. She's been blogging since 2000, and helps businesses to plan and develop blogs which meet their business goals.