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Today we have added a Twitter account so we can mention what we have done.

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So, you have your blog set up, you've designed it the way you like, installed all of the plug-ins and features that you want to use, what's missing?

Readers, of course.

Unless you're writing a blog as just a diary for yourself you'll want to write for a particular audience.

The first thing you need to do is identify exactly who that audience is.  This is outside of the scope of this article, but unless you know your target, writing for them will be a near impossible task, so be sure to have a clear target audience in mind before you start to create posts.

Let's take the example of a home business blog.  So, our target audience is going to be people who already own, or who are looking to own their own home business.

Now that we have the market, let's try to niche down (try to be as specific as possible) by answering some of the following questions:

–                    What is my target market's age group?

–                    Are they mostly male or female?

–                    Are they single or married?

–                    What hobbies or interests do they have?

The number one key to writing good quality content that will draw readers back time and time again is to write for them, not just to them.

Okay, so let's assume we've now identified our target market very specifically.  In fact, the ideal thing to do (from my experience, anyway), is to picture one particular person (you can even give them a name, life etc, if you so desire).

Why?

Because if we know our audience, writing to them is simple.  Take for example, when you write a letter to someone.  It's very specific and personal, right?

That's exactly what you want your blog post to be.

So, now that you have your target audience (person), ask yourself, what are the biggest challenges in this person's life (relating to their business)?

Here are a few possibilities:

–                    They struggle to generate traffic

–                    They find it difficult to convert traffic into sales

–                    Identifying the difference between buyers and browsers

The list goes on.  The fact is that the more familiar you are with your niche, the more common problems you'll be aware of.  If you don't know what they are, do some research and find out.

This list will then become the basis of your first few blog posts.  By not only identifying these problems, but also offering advice and solutions, you will increase your own personal value to your readership.

What happens then?

Of course, the more valuable your information is, the more helpful it is.  This means that your target audience are going to take your ideas, opinions – and in time, your recommendations – very seriously because they've identified you as an expert in the field.

The result?

You will draw more and more people to you.  You blog will become a 'hub' for your target market – a place where they come, get valuable information, discuss, comment and ask questions.  This is when you've really made it!

You will have successfully turned yourself from another pest trying to sell products and drag people to your blog, to a welcome guest that has all the answers and helps people to get what they want.

The key is to make sure that your readers get to know you as a person to build that relationship with.

How do you achieve that?

It's simple actually.  Be you!

Don't try to be anything you're not.  Just give you honest opinion, be sure to include examples from your own life, and most important, be specific.

Remember that your audience, regardless of your target market will only buy from you if they buy you!

This morning we got a letter that Limeexchange.com is closing there business. See e-mail below:

From now on we use the service of number1freelancer.com

The question will now remain, why they shut down there business. Because if you see how many customers they had, you would think they where doing good business. If anyone knows, just let me know. We will from now on provide these services at : number1freelancer.com

Announcement: LimeExchange.com Shutting down on Dec 30th, 2010.

Dear DutchsaleWebdesign,
We regret to inform you that LimeExchange.com and all associated services will be shutting down effective on December 30, 2010.

LimeExchange will stop accepting new projects and user registrations effective immediately. If you already have any open projects you will need to complete them and withdraw your earnings from wallets on or before December 24, 2010, as we will no longer be able to support your projects after that date. Any funds remaining in wallets will be released to Buyers following the December 24, 2010 cessation of services. We strongly urge all buyers and service providers to continue to honor the project agreements they have made with each other even after we have ended the LimeExchange service.
To be clear, all LimeExchange services (including the Affiliate Program) will cease operation on December 30, 2010. Please feel free to reach us at Support@limeExchange.com for any help regarding withdrawals, escrows , project status and payments.
We recommend you to add LimeExchange <siteservices@limeexchange.com> to Safe Senders list in your email account. This will ensure that all the e-mails from LimeExchange.com land in your inbox and you will not miss on the important updates.
If you have any questions or you need any assistance, please feel free to email us at support@limeexchange.com If you prefer direct dialogue with us, please mention your contact number and the preferred time of contact in the email. We will call you as per your convenience.
Regards,
The LimeExchange Team

http://www.limeexchange.com

Dutchsale Webdesign has now also Hosting. That is why we are offering with our web-design free hsting service.

But also if you are looking for a Hosting company to have your website. We have a low price for hosting, and keeping your website up to date.

Take a look at Dutchsale Hosting.

And then you decide to buy online a website. There are a lot of “web-designers” who can offer you a website. But what if your design is not so good after one week when you have payed for it? Or even one day later.

You need to have support. That is why we are offering at least one month support after the we sell you your website. So that we can stil make little chances on your website.

And beside that we offer full website mainetance on your website up to a year.  We can make then changes, updates, or improvements.

And the best of all, we have a ticket support system where you can ask your questions anytime, and most of the time you will have your answer within hours.

All together we are not only giving you a good website, but also a extended service so that you can get a good website with trust.

Hello world! This is how wordpress blogs starts. And it is true, the whole
world can read your blog. What a good way to tell the world about your
business, and we create that standard in your new website.
So you can keep your customers informed about your business, like
discounts, new products etc.

We will use our blog for this purpose as well.

Hope you like it …..