Member Profile
Barbara Payne
Managing Principal, a ReallyGoodFreelanceWriter.com LLCChicago, IL, USA
Member Since: 10/15/2006
About Me:
Industry:
marketing, advertising, public relations, branding, Internet marketing, high tech, medical, bioscience
Size of Business:
1 - 10 employees
Years in Business:
2-10 years
Affiliations:
Direct Marketing Association, NAWBO (National Assn. of Women Business Owners), Society for Professional Journalists
Business Interests:
marketing strategies, corporate blogs, executive speeches, executive presentations, business blogs, entrepreneur, woman business owner, founder of SWWAN.org
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| Guides Written: | 1 |
| Comments Posted: | 6 |
| Comments Received: | 0 |
| Favorite Guides: | 0 |
Guides I've Written
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Writing a Successful Corporate Blog - 5 Steps
How to write a company blog that attracts and retains loyal, profitable customers
My Comments
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Writing a Successful Corporate Blog - 5 Steps - 09/10/2007You are so right, Jennifer. My apologies for being unclear. I didn't mean to suggest you use a free blog service WITHOUT a domain name! This calls for some rewriting. Thanks!
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Writing a Successful Corporate Blog - 5 Steps - 11/02/2006Hey, thanks for letting me know it's helpful, Shara and Melissa. Don't hesitate to email me if you have a question. Glad to help!
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Writing a Successful Corporate Blog - 5 Steps - 11/01/2006Hey, thanks for the tips, Scott. You know how it is when you're rushing. And thank you for your reliably excellent content as the About.com guy for entrepreneurs.
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Writing a Successful Corporate Blog - 5 Steps - 10/16/2006Oh, yeah, another question, Shara. Will we eventually be able to use HTML tags in our comments?
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Writing a Successful Corporate Blog - 5 Steps - 10/16/2006Mike, you are so kind to do that legwork. Thank you. The link is fixed. I hope the article is helpful. Scott, thank you for your thorough review. I appreciate it. And I agree--it's frustrating for the reader not to be able to link right from an article--and it's frustrating to the writer not to be able to <em>provide</em> the link! Shara, any chance Work.com will be changing that anytime soon?
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Writing a Successful Corporate Blog - 5 Steps - 10/16/2006Thanks, Shara. Looking forward to working more with Work.com--an excellent portal for the harried businessperson.
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