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Tuesday, July 05, 2005

Blogging Case Study: Small Business in the Thoroughbred Industry
Why are blogs such successful PR tools? How do they increase your rankings in search engines? Why do so many people read them? How can you use a blog to create an online community and (yes, it's true) generate business?

We've just completed a comprehensive 30+ page report on the use of blogs that will tell you everything you ever wanted to know about the technology. The report isn't free BUT the good news is that a 6-page case study (that forms part of the report) analysing the role of blogs as part of a dedicated PR campaign is free.

The case study looks at how 2 inexpensive (albeit time consuming - and at times emotionally draining!) blogs and a minimal marketing budget were instrumental in both raising the profile of, and generating a significant amount of work for, a small business.

The blogging case study is unique in the fact that it is the only one available that focuses on a company that works within the thoroughbred industry.

The case study can be accessed by clicking here.

Posted by: AthloneAssociates at 9:49 PM    | Permalink

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