I'm on a panel tomorrow speaking about corporate blog writing tips for a conference here in D.C. - Blogging 101 K Street. (Hope I'm over the summer flu which I'm fighting today. Yuck.) Joining me are Ken Deutsch of public affairs firm Issue Dynamics and Pat Cleary who writes the plugged-in and snappy National Association of Manufacturers blog. Washington is full of wonky policy analysts and advocacy types. I bet some of them will be there. It's what makes D.C. a fun place to live and work.

As an aside... the conference is being sponsored by two public affairs / Internet marketing firms: Issue Dynamics (which generally promotes progressive agendas) and Rightclick Strategies (which, you guessed it, pushes conservative causes). Only in Washington...

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Charlie Cook Marketing Expert said on July 25, 2005 at 08:32 AM

Debbie,

I know blogging has helped the search engine ranking of my small business marketing site, http://www.marketingforsuccess.com but do corporate types actually read them.

Has anyone analyzed who is reading their blogs?

Best,

Charlie Cook
http://www.marketingforsuccess.com
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