Companies use the Web to reach customers throughout the decision-making process. The McKinsey conducted a survey on “How businesses are using Web 2.0″. The participating companies in the survey cited that “Web 2.0 technologies are strategic and that (more…)

I am trying to list here few of the reasons why people blog. Write your reasons in comment area to expand and make this list more comprehensive. People are motivated and engaged tirelessly to operate blogs for one or more of the following reasons.

To make money
This is the most motivating reason people start blogging. They create blogs to generate traffic that they make money from Google adSense and other click and impression based ads providers. If blog traffic is high, you get advertisements more easily.

To establish and enhance brand
Small and large businesses today run blogs to enhance their another business or sell another product/service. People are (more…)

He did the roundup for three reasons:

1. To link out to content (it’s always nice to reward readers)
2. To see what other bloggers thought Flagship Content was
3. To prompt readers who do not have any to create some!

Thanks Chris for featuring my content from my blog post What you need to become an entrepreneur

He included the excerpt as follows:

• Do you believe in what you have written? Have you invested emotional capital? Rajesh says of his post What you need to become an entrepreneur
  

  “The concept of Emotional Capital is so critical to entrepreneurship, and yet I rarely see it discussed. Launching a new venture has got to be one of the most exhilarating experience in business. But like all things that matter, the entrepreneurial process has its ups and downs. Understanding the emotional aspect of this process is critical to success.”

  I think you can say the same about blogging, so it is a good example of both

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Approver.com

Anyone who has collaborated with multiple people on a document knows the true meaning of frustration. You have to distribute the file to the entire group, convince every person to review it by a certain date and time, and get them all to sign off on it. Approver.com lowers the pain quotient considerably. Upload the document you want to track, and the site routes it to everyone who needs to see it. It also lets you set deadlines for reviewing the document, and keep track of approvals and comments. Approver.com works with a number of apps, including Microsoft Office, Adobe PDF, and Open Office; alternatively, you can use the site to create documents, and have your colleagues read them online. (more…)

How to help enterprise to retain their knowledge and which in turn helps you manage more?

Enterprises are already moving towards making knowledge more open, sharable and accessible. Knowledge needs to be collaborative, inter-operative and re-usable. Knowledge needs management. It has its own life - initiating, planning, executing, monitoring, controlling and its closing. An exceptionally unique attribute that needs nurturing to make it dynamic & long lasting. How do you proceed in your life, department, organization?

Last year, one of the International NGOs hired me for consulting on managing knowledge in their organization. They use laptops and PCs, they use emails, web based free emails and everything they know about - fully computerized, very few things in hard copy documents. Most of their staffs are short-term contract employees. They join, work for few months as per contract and they leave. They write project reports and reports are archived, but always something is missing. After people leave organization, no way of accessing information in their laptops, personal emails, web based emails. Whatever available in organization network is all fragmented. Some information in emails, some other in PDF, Word, Excel, (more…)

Yaro Starak- a veteran blogger released his another e-book on making money by blogging. Blogging is not only for expressing yourself, but also making livings from it for many out there. Yaro Starak in his e-book “Blog Profits Blueprint” shows a clear roadmap for the bloggers. I liked the way, Yaro provokates about the pillar articles (contents) as the most essential requirement for the success of th blogs.

Traffic Addiction
Bloggers are obsessed with increasing traffic because traffic is the key determinant for income online.
Without traffic, no blog makes money.

He shares his long time experience on how he was able to increase the traffic to his site and gives multiple suggestions to popularize your blog and drive the audience towards your it.

I have read many e-books on blogging, but “Blog Profits Blueprint” by Yaro is the one I finished reading at one sitting. It was successful enough to keep me reading and try out the suggestions during reading.

Kudos to Yaro!

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