Comments on: Are Content Sites Dead? http://www.terrydean.org/are-content-sites-dead/ Earn More, Work Less, and Enjoy Life Without Compromising Your Values! Wed, 28 Jul 2010 09:48:38 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Jim Galiano http://www.terrydean.org/are-content-sites-dead/comment-page-1/#comment-17 Jim Galiano Sat, 02 Sep 2006 17:09:34 +0000 http://terrydean.org/?p=17#comment-17 A blog is a great way to build a top notch, content oriented site. It's easier to manage than a traditional web site. Especially when it comes to organizing and catagorizing the content. Plus, you get great feedback... well... maybe not great feedback all the time... but you can get instant feedback from readers/clients/customers, etc. It was much easier to post this comment here than it would be opening my email client (Outlook), typing a message, hitting send... and hoping it doesn't get filtered with a bunch of junkmail. This way, it's all instant. I create and manage websites for many clients down here in South Florida. Bradenton, to be exact. And recently, after setting up blogs for my own clients... I thought, I should just set up my own marketing blog to sell to my own existing customer base. That way I can basically create an ezine, marketing, and content site - all in one. Using programs/scripts such as WordPress make the whole process easier than ever before. If there are any really shortcuts that still make good business sense, blogs like this one (Terry's) is it. A blog is a great way to build a top notch, content oriented site. It’s easier to manage than a traditional web site. Especially when it comes to organizing and catagorizing the content. Plus, you get great feedback… well… maybe not great feedback all the time… but you can get instant feedback from readers/clients/customers, etc.

It was much easier to post this comment here than it would be opening my email client (Outlook), typing a message, hitting send… and hoping it doesn’t get filtered with a bunch of junkmail.

This way, it’s all instant.

I create and manage websites for many clients down here in South Florida. Bradenton, to be exact. And recently, after setting up blogs for my own clients… I thought, I should just set up my own marketing blog to sell to my own existing customer base. That way I can basically create an ezine, marketing, and content site – all in one. Using programs/scripts such as WordPress make the whole process easier than ever before.

If there are any really shortcuts that still make good business sense, blogs like this one (Terry’s) is it.

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