Everyday I get questions about blogging, online marketing and social media. The challenge I have is that the questions are posted all over the place: twitter, Facebook page, LinkedIn, and in blog comments. It's tough to manage and keep track of them all.
So I came up with a solution that I hope will streamline the process: a form for you to post your questions. That way the questions will be delivered to me in a format I can review and organize. Then I can pick the most frequently asked questions and create blog posts or articles or videos or reports that address your pressing questions. And, if I pick your question to answer, I'll acknowledge you in the response and let you know.
It's an experiment. Bookmark the "Ask Denise" page and when you have a burning blogging question, submit it and I'll put it in the mix for review and response either on this blog or on Biz Tips Blog if it's related to online marketing and creating visibility on the Web.
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This is a great idea to organize your questions and ensure that most of them, at least, would be received in one place. I'll keep this in mind when I have a specific question in mind. Thanks.b
Posted by: Julius | Sunday, June 13, 2010 at 05:32 PM
Denise -- I can imagine you get inundated with questions. You are the first person I thought of for this one! When you want to do a background check, and/or keep up with what is publically available about you on-line and off-line, who are the best companies doing that? Thanks for this and all the great info you share! Maggie
Posted by: Maggie Anderson Words That Work | Thursday, July 15, 2010 at 01:31 PM
Hi Denise,
Im new to blogging and Ive been reading that if you follow the blogs of others, more traffic comes to your blog, and thats great. BUT I have a free blog (homemadecroutons@blogspot.com) and Ive heard that those sites will shut you down if you get too much traffic. Should I spend the money and set up my own domain? I dont want to do all this work if Im going to get shut down.
Thanks so much for your help!
Posted by: Erin | Monday, September 26, 2011 at 12:29 PM