I think it depends WHY you have a blog. The story telling aspect is the key for me and using the blog to conect with PEOPLE rather than "marketing" is the process I'd recommend. So when you are creating content it is easy as it is an extension of what is going on anyway. I am £u<King AMAZED at how many coworking space have either A: a super slick website with no regular content or real people on. Or B: a website that looks like their 15 year old nephew built it in 2011 People are leaving a lot of revenue on the table but having a shit website AND I can serve as an info hub for the existing community. At Work Hubs in London we are LOVING doing a blog, podcast and email newsletter and sharing the journey: http://www.atworkhubs.co.uk/ [http://www.atworkhubs.co.uk/] Notice I said "LOVING" and not "spending loads of time on it" or "wasting time on social media chasing leads" I'm always up for a chat, rant, debate, knowledge share about this area :-) Have a remarkable day Bernie J Mitchell 0777 204 2012 Are you listening to my podcast? www.berniejmitchell.com Sent from my mobile device *Unless we agree otherwise, this email conversation is confidential. On Fri, Jun 17, 2016 at 9:15 am, Ramon Suarez <ra...@betacowork.com> wrote: We do at Betacowork : http://www.betacowork.com/blog/
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