We’ve looked at ecommerce blogs in the past, but I keep finding ones that are really great. Let’s look at ten more ecommerce blogs that seem to have been really successful.
Delta is one of the biggest companies in the world. For decades they have been flying passengers all over the world. Let’s take a look at how this leading air line handles their company blog.
FreshBooks is one of the most successful software companies around today. Business people and even individuals are using FreshBooks to manage their accounting. It’s great for keeping track of revenue, expenses, invoices and more. Today we look at the FreshBooks blogging strategy…
State Farm is a company that’s been in my life forever. My grandpa was a State Farm agent. He worked in rural Wisconsin right out of a home office. I remember the sign he used to have out front on Main St. You can imagine how happy I was to know that State Farm had a blog…of sorts.
Today we look at one of the most interesting websites on the Internet. I didn’t know much about Etsy until my girlfriend told me about it. Now I’ve purchased Christmas gifts on it and a few things of my own including a wallet/phone case. Today we look at the Etsy blog strategy.
Nike has been one of the biggest footwear companies in the world for decades. They have built a brand that is respected and trusted by consumers. That doesn’t happen overnight. By analyzing the Nike company blog we can get a feel for how they use content as part of their brand strategy
Newegg has built a strong brand. People go to Newegg when they want computer equipment and related supplies. It’s a recognizable brand with a strong customer base. Let’s analyze their blog strategy and how the company blog can help achieve a strong brand while getting more sales.
We’re going to have some fun with this post. We’re going to look at some of the best blogs out there and give out some awards.
Starting a company blog is no small task. It takes time and effort to create an asset that will deliver leads and sales. Here is what you can expect if you’re considering taking the road less traveled.
An interesting report was shared on eMarketer the other day. It turns out marketers are looking at content in the next year instead of social media. It’s something we’ve been talking about here at GBW for awhile.