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Asad Mahmood Butt at 04:41, 5 April 2011

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KristinaWeis: wrong year :) and changing date to publicize date

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wrong year :) and changing date to publicize date

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	\| ShortBio = Marion is a native New Yorker who's lived in Portland for 30-plus years. She's a senior account executive at Grady Britton, working with clients in high tech and manufacturing clients. Marion has mastered a myriad of strategies and tactics to pique the interest of editors and readers on her clients' behalf.		\| ShortBio = Marion is a native New Yorker who's lived in Portland for 30-plus years. She's a senior account executive at Grady Britton, working with clients in high tech and manufacturing clients. Marion has mastered a myriad of strategies and tactics to pique the interest of editors and readers on her clients' behalf.
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 In all your interactions with bloggers, remember that sharing good information – not pitching! – is key to developing good relationships. If they feel good about you and your company, bloggers can and will reward you with attention and links back to your site. And that’s great for your company’s visibility.
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 | Writer = Marion_Margiotta

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 | Date = February 8, 2011
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+==Create a mutually beneficial relationship==
 Bloggers are the new wave of journalists. They are the source of information about industries, products, companies and issues that matter right now.
-If you want to [[Website-Visibility-Report|get noticed on the Web]], it’s a good idea to find the bloggers who matter most to your potential customers. Increasingly, people do research on the Web to learn more about products or services they want to buy, and the companies that sell them. Many bloggers are viewed as trusted sources for that information, as they’re considered to be experts in their particular fields.
+{{SiteReportMedRecAd}}If you want to [[Home Page Analysis|get noticed on the Web]], it’s a good idea to find the bloggers who matter most to your potential customers. Increasingly, people do research on the Web to learn more about products or services they want to buy, and the companies that sell them. Many bloggers are viewed as trusted sources for that information, as they’re considered to be experts in their particular fields.
+<br />
 If you learn how to build relationships with the key bloggers in your industry, you can become part of the online conversations your potential customers are reading and participating in.
-===It can be easier to reach bloggers===
+==It can be easier to reach bloggers==
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 While small companies can find it difficult to interest newspaper or magazine reporters in their story, many bloggers are much more accessible and open to hearing from small players in their industry.
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-'''''Check out how your home page looks to search engines and people with the free [[Website-Visibility-Report|Home Page Analysis]]. Want a deeper look at all your site's pages? Try an [http://www.aboutus.org/site-report/buy  AboutUs Site Report].
+'''''Check out how your home page looks to search engines and people with the free [[Home Page Analysis]]. Want a deeper look at all your site's pages? Try an [http://www.aboutus.org/site-report/buy  AboutUs Site Report].
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 You can also ask bloggers you respect to [[Learn/Guest-Blogging-for-Online-Visibility|author a guest post]] on your company’s blog. Most people will be pleased by such a request.
-In all your interactions with bloggers, remember that sharing good information – not pitching! – is key to developing good relationships. If they feel good about you and your company, bloggers can and will reward you with attention and links back to your site. And that’s great for [[Website-Visibility-Report|your company’s visibility]].
+In all your interactions with bloggers, remember that sharing good information – not pitching! – is key to developing good relationships. If they feel good about you and your company, bloggers can and will reward you with attention and links back to your site. And that’s great for your company’s visibility.
 {{LearnBottomBio
 | Writer = Marion_Margiotta

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 | Subhead = Create a mutually beneficial relationship
 | Bitly = http://bit.ly/WorkWithBloggers
-| Date = January 31, 2010
+| Date = February 8, 2011
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 | Name = MarionMargiotta
-| Header = How%20To%Work%20with%20Bloggers
+| Header = How%20to%Work%20with%20Bloggers
 | Subhead = Create a mutually beneficial relationship
 | Bitly = http://bit.ly/WorkWithBloggers

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 '''5. Ask to republish.''' If your company hosts its own blog, ask the bloggers you follow for permission to repost their pieces, if they’re relevant to your blog. You can then comment on these posts and link back to the blogger’s own site. This gives both of you a boost – the blogger gets a wider audience and links from another site, and you get the prestige of having the blogger appear on your own blog.
-You can also ask bloggers you respect to [[Learn/Guest-Blogging-for-Online-Visibility author a guest post]] on your company’s blog. Most people will be pleased by such a request.
+You can also ask bloggers you respect to [[Learn/Guest-Blogging-for-Online-Visibility|author a guest post]] on your company’s blog. Most people will be pleased by such a request.
 In all your interactions with bloggers, remember that sharing good information – not pitching! – is key to developing good relationships. If they feel good about you and your company, bloggers can and will reward you with attention and links back to your site. And that’s great for [[Website-Visibility-Report|your company’s visibility]].

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 While small companies can find it difficult to interest newspaper or magazine reporters in their story, many bloggers are much more accessible and open to hearing from small players in their industry.
-Your first step, of course, is to discover which bloggers matter to your business. Do some research – use Google Blog Search, Bing and other search engines to find the blogs in your industry.
+Your first step, of course, is to discover which bloggers matter to your business. Do some research – use [http://blogsearch.google.com Google Blog Search], Bing and other search engines to find the blogs in your industry.
 Many bloggers use Twitter to call attention to their posts, and to point to news in their industries. Search Twitter using the important keywords for your field. If you find a blogger whose tweets seem interesting and relevant to you, go to his or her blog and start reading.

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 | Image = Image:MarionMargiotta.png
 | AuthorWebsite = GradyBritton.com
-| ShortBio = Marion is a native New Yorker who's lived in Portland for 30-plus years. She's a senior account executive at Grady Britton, working with clients in high tech and manufacturing clients. She's mastered a myriad of strategies and tactics to pique the interest of editors and readers on her clients' behalf.
+| ShortBio = Marion is a native New Yorker who's lived in Portland for 30-plus years. She's a senior account executive at Grady Britton, working with clients in high tech and manufacturing clients. Marion has mastered a myriad of strategies and tactics to pique the interest of editors and readers on her clients' behalf.
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