Blog Management

All the perks of a blog but none of the work

Save time and improve your online presence

You have your blog in place and know the kind of content you’ll be using to populate it. That means you have two major elements covered, perhaps you’ve even chosen our writers to pull together your posts. Now it’s time to consider the final crucial ingredient: the day-to-day maintenance of your blog.

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Blogs don’t run themselves. To have a successful, interactive, viral blog that can reach its potential as a worthwhile marketing and conversion tool for you and your enterprise, you want an adept manager on your side.

Here’s what you can expect from a Pistonbroke blog manager:

• A reprieve from the tedium.

  Let’s be honest. Sometimes it may feel like all these nifty social networking innovations were developed by an evil wizard whose goal was merely to add more to your already overflowing plate. But there is no Rumpelstiltskin with a dirty bargain. If you want to keep up with your competitors you have to dive into social media – having a blog manager of your very own will save you from the minutiae.

• The eagle-eye treatment.

  Along with maintaining your blog, the manager we assign to you will also be a savvy editor – someone who can catch a typo, grammar error, or spelling mistake from 50 paces; a professional who will maintain consistency across the board when it comes to capitalization, abbreviations, and visual aesthetic. In short, you’ll get an editor who will review each blog post to make you look your very best online.

• Across-the-board maintenance.

  Specifically, your Pistonbroke blog manager will:

  • Create posts and insert content as provided.
  • Schedule posts to go live on certain days or at specific times.
  • Add tags and categorize posts.
  • Insert images, tables, charts, links, and videos.
  • Monitor posted comments for appropriateness.
  • Delete spam and blatant advertisements.

• Contributor management and supervision.

  If you’re not a one-person blogger, then you’ll need someone to oversee and maintain open communication with your individual contributors, keep them on a schedule, and train them on your site’s blogging specifics. A blog manager will save you from being inundated with emails and questions – that way you can appreciate your contributors for their efforts and let someone else make sure they’re doing the work you’ve hired them to do.

Still not exactly sure what you need?

As part of Pistonbroke’s comprehensive blog integration package, we offer the following options for 100 percent coverage of your blogging needs: Blog Integration, Word Press Hosting and Optimization, Blog Writing, Web Content Development, and, of course, Blog Management.