NOTE: This article is submitted by guest writer: Bob McDonnell.
I am a freelance writer without a website. That’s right-no website. Before you panic or click away from this post, let me explain. I love the internet, and think it is great. I use it for:
- researching for articles I write
- sharing ideas and thoughts
- finding pictures for my blog
- staying up-to-date on the news
- keeping my mind sharp by playing Scrabble
- sending family members an endless stream of cute grandkid pictures
Two months ago, I officially became a blogger. For the type of work I do, a blog seems to meet my needs. Since I am not directly selling anything, my blog contains a profile, contact info, endorsements and numerous word-related posts lets people know about me and showcase what I do.
My blog allows me to write more, get good exposure (worldwide) and network with people I might not otherwise meet.
What do you need?
Is a website a vital part of your business? (Should it be?)
Are you leveraging your time and money properly in today’s environment?
Bob McDonnell’s blog explores the use, misuse and humor of words. Find it at www.wordsbybob.com.
