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Branding 101: How to Promote Your Blog Like the Big Guys Do | Write to Done
One of the reasons I was able to draw so many readers to Zen Habits within the first year was that I treated the promotion of Zen Habits as you would any other product — I branded it. Of course, there are other reasons as well — I really focused on creating as useful content as possible, for example — but branding is what really helped Zen Habits take off so quickly. When you think of your blog as you would a brand, you have to create a consistent message and have everything you do — on and off the blog — send the same message. And you have to repeat the message as often as possible to your target audience until it’s stuck in their head. It’s why Pepsi and Coke and McDonald’s and Barack Obama have done so well — they’ve thought about branding and have applied the concepts of branding as well as anyone in history. Today we’ll look at some of the basic ideas of branding and how you can use them to promote your blog (or book or other business, product or service).
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No. You Can’t Pick My Brain. — Kicking Sand
I was reminded of this post, which has sat in a word doc on my desktop for two months, while reading “ Can I Pick your Brain ,” by Kevin Dugan. Thanks, Kevin, for inspiring me to finally get it posted. I’m not sure where to start with this topic since I feel like it might offend many people who know me who have asked the very thing.