Comments on: Blog Branding – 3 Reasons To Brand Your Blog http://copysnips.com/branding/blog-branding-3-reasons-to-brand-your-blog/ The Copywriting Blog With Tips For The Busy Copy Writer Mon, 22 Nov 2010 16:03:51 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.4 By: Should You Brand Your Blog? http://copysnips.com/branding/blog-branding-3-reasons-to-brand-your-blog/comment-page-1/#comment-141 Should You Brand Your Blog? Tue, 01 Sep 2009 15:58:50 +0000 http://copysnips.com/?p=240#comment-141 [...] came across a nice article on CopySnips.com about branding your blog. He is talking to copywriters and for-profit bloggers, but we’re all in the business of [...] [...] came across a nice article on CopySnips.com about branding your blog. He is talking to copywriters and for-profit bloggers, but we’re all in the business of [...]

]]> By: Paul Hancox http://copysnips.com/branding/blog-branding-3-reasons-to-brand-your-blog/comment-page-1/#comment-127 Paul Hancox Wed, 26 Aug 2009 12:55:59 +0000 http://copysnips.com/?p=240#comment-127 @Jesaka, thanks for sharing. "a.k.a writer" is a great brand name and easy to remember. As Corey said, it's a good idea to brand our own names, but I find it's never as easy to remember someone's name. For instance, I bet you've had many people misspell your name, in real life :) ... but "aka writer" sticks in the mind. I'm hoping the same is true with "copysnips". @Jesaka, thanks for sharing. “a.k.a writer” is a great brand name and easy to remember. As Corey said, it’s a good idea to brand our own names, but I find it’s never as easy to remember someone’s name. For instance, I bet you’ve had many people misspell your name, in real life :) … but “aka writer” sticks in the mind. I’m hoping the same is true with “copysnips”.

]]> By: Jesaka Long, a.k.a writer http://copysnips.com/branding/blog-branding-3-reasons-to-brand-your-blog/comment-page-1/#comment-126 Jesaka Long, a.k.a writer Tue, 25 Aug 2009 16:22:01 +0000 http://copysnips.com/?p=240#comment-126 I agree that you should brand your blog. When I switched from a generic blog look to something very specifically branded to me and my company, my blog started to grow and people started adding "a.k.a writer" to their blog rolls. Look forward to reading more of your work here. I agree that you should brand your blog. When I switched from a generic blog look to something very specifically branded to me and my company, my blog started to grow and people started adding “a.k.a writer” to their blog rolls. Look forward to reading more of your work here.

]]> By: Paul Hancox http://copysnips.com/branding/blog-branding-3-reasons-to-brand-your-blog/comment-page-1/#comment-123 Paul Hancox Mon, 24 Aug 2009 14:55:04 +0000 http://copysnips.com/?p=240#comment-123 I agree, Corey... it's important to brand yourself as well. The only drawback is if and when your business grows bigger than yourself, having your name attached to it might be a disadvantage - especially if you wanted to sell it at a later date. It would be easier for you to sell WriterSeven.com than CoreyFreeman.com :) I agree, Corey… it’s important to brand yourself as well. The only drawback is if and when your business grows bigger than yourself, having your name attached to it might be a disadvantage – especially if you wanted to sell it at a later date. It would be easier for you to sell WriterSeven.com than CoreyFreeman.com :)

]]> By: Corey Freeman http://copysnips.com/branding/blog-branding-3-reasons-to-brand-your-blog/comment-page-1/#comment-122 Corey Freeman Mon, 24 Aug 2009 13:51:57 +0000 http://copysnips.com/?p=240#comment-122 I tend to reinforce my personal brand more than my blog's. You'll always see me commenting with just my name, because even though my URL might change, my name won't, and I base my business off myself. Once you have an established blog, you should begin branding yourself. I'm talking a blog that makes it past the 1 year hump. Things happen. I tend to reinforce my personal brand more than my blog’s. You’ll always see me commenting with just my name, because even though my URL might change, my name won’t, and I base my business off myself.

Once you have an established blog, you should begin branding yourself. I’m talking a blog that makes it past the 1 year hump. Things happen.

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