Blogging about your industry establishes you as a thought leader. It allows you to demonstrate your knowledge and talk about your personal experience. This builds a rapport between you and your readers and makes them more inclined to purchase your goods or services, especially if your competitors aren’t blogging or their blogs aren’t up to par.
A blog is a great place to answer any questions your ideal audience would have and to tell them why you’re the one who can fix their problems. You can show you better understand your clients and their needs than your competitors. Establishing yourself as an expert in your field is one of the best reasons to write a blog (even if you might not always feel like an expert.)
Your blog posts provide value in the form of information to your audience. While someone might not buy your product or service from looking at your website alone, they can get a feel for your offer by reading through your blog. This excites them to purchase and helps you narrow your clients to people on board with your message.
It can be tough to stand out in a crowded marketplace, but blogging allows you to demonstrate your personality and what makes you and your business different. Blogging establishes a relationship between you and a potential client: You’re no longer a faceless business but a person with a name and a unique message.
By showing the personal side of your business, you increase your likeability—nowadays, consumers are looking to connect with people, not brands. A blog is a seamless way to be both simultaneously, and this is one of the most invaluable reasons to write a blog.
Writing a blog helps you nail down your message and gives you many marketing opportunities. You can include a call-to-action at the bottom of each post to encourage conversions, and by advertising your blog or having other bloggers link back to you, you can reach a wider audience than the one you had before.
Not to mention one of the most convenient reasons to write a blog: it’s a great stash of content you can recycle later, for example, if you decide to write a book. You could even mine past blog posts into a free eBook, a video lecture, or infographics to get the most out of your hard work. Write it once, and use it forever!
I am a true believer in the power of content creation and blogging. If you want more reasons to author a blog, please fill out my contact form, and I will convince you to start your blogging journey.
Coach Dave
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