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Do’s and Don’ts for CEO Bloggers

Do

  • Authentically share insight and information.
  • Encourage and support feedback.
  • Take responsibility for developing readership.
  • Invest the time in thoughtfully reflecting on blog topics.
  • Post at least once a week.

Don’t

  • Outsource the writing task. Your own voice is critical.
  • Be self-serving. Avoid corporate-speak.
  • Be too formal.
  • Abuse the trust of customers, employees or readers.
  • Be boring.
John Kador

John Kador is a business author based in Lewisburg, PA. His last book is What Every Angel Investor Wants You to Know: An Insider Reveals How to Get Smart Funding for Your Million Dollar Business (with Brian Cohen, McGraw-Hill).

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