Every person who's ever started a blog has probably had a brief lapse where they neglected the crap out of their blog. If you make a living as a professional blogger of hot new gossip, being an unreliable provider of juice might dent your traffic. And in turn, your income. Your return visitor rates probably mean a lot to you.
But if you are a contributor to your company's blog, and your contributions have been hard to make due to external factors, or sheer laziness, you're in a much better position. You see, it's never too late to pick back up where you left off, because when you empower your entire company to pitch into your business blog, you aren't relying on one person or one voice. You are actually casting a wider net with your entire team, and as a result, your visitors tend to be new to your blog-- having found you through search. So the return traffic isn't as important.
And if you're using a smart and easy multi-user blogging platform, like ours, your other team members can keep on posting until you find your piece again.
It reminds me of this incredible graphic I found yesterday for Clayton Stobbs, a Business Development Manager here at Compendium. The stock image showcases four business people carefully assembling a multi colored foam puzzle. It might not be exactly like group blogging, but what I'm getting at here is this: I'm sorry I haven't blogged in a while. But thank you to the Compendiumites who've kept it up.
Nice work team.
But if you are a contributor to your company's blog, and your contributions have been hard to make due to external factors, or sheer laziness, you're in a much better position. You see, it's never too late to pick back up where you left off, because when you empower your entire company to pitch into your business blog, you aren't relying on one person or one voice. You are actually casting a wider net with your entire team, and as a result, your visitors tend to be new to your blog-- having found you through search. So the return traffic isn't as important.
And if you're using a smart and easy multi-user blogging platform, like ours, your other team members can keep on posting until you find your piece again.
It reminds me of this incredible graphic I found yesterday for Clayton Stobbs, a Business Development Manager here at Compendium. The stock image showcases four business people carefully assembling a multi colored foam puzzle. It might not be exactly like group blogging, but what I'm getting at here is this: I'm sorry I haven't blogged in a while. But thank you to the Compendiumites who've kept it up.
Nice work team.
First I want to congratulate my friend Mickey Midas for getting in at such an amazing studio. Second, i want to go out on a limb here and wager 10,000 brown m&m's that recording studios like Shangri-la probably have probably some of the coolest stories to tell... ever. And, again, I may be a little biased, but I believe a blog is the best way to share these stories with people who really want to read them. And if these studios benefit at all from ranking higher in search, a multi-user platform blogging platform (like Compendium Blogware) is the perfect tool to solve get these stories out and traffic in.
I considered the alternatives; a shack, a highway overpass, my parent's house.... none of which seemed like any fun to me.
human level that I was so feverishly looking for.
work when all you want to do is get home and relax on your couch and watch some TV until dinner time. When you get cut off by that big SUV, and your foot hurts from holding the brake, and you smell the exhaust. 
are some of the reasons that I have found why people blog.
content you create, the more effective your overall is. These employees posting are putting up great content on a regular basis, using your keywords that people are using in their searches. All this together will improve your ranking on google searches because you are supplying everything Google looks for in a search; frequency, recency, and relevency. 
If you really want to reach anyone that is in need of your product or service, 
conversation about Compendium. Companies build a blog page and then try to figure out ways to drive traffic to it. Link building, ping backs, tagging, categorizing, ect. Compendium's platform allows you to turn that direction around. Build a multi user blog strategy focussed on SEO and bring the online traffic to your money making aspect of your business. Instead of a one-to-one ration of post to blog page, have a one-to-500 post to blog page"s". 
The end result will be a more cohesive corporate message from franchise to franchise that can be found on all the important revenue driving search phrases. Owners and employees will feel like they have a real part in the conversation and can effectively reach consumers who are searching their product or service. Encourage this traffic to buy online or get a coupon and bring it into the store. Either way, business increases and the ROI is evident. Compendium helps track this ROI and our platform with a system of support makes it easy. 
Alex here is a friend of Jimmo's son and happens to work as a Host at one of the big resorts. Talk about your dream job...ski around all day and make sure everyone is safe and most importantly having a good time. There are maybe hundreds of these folks in Summit County. And this is just one position. Vail by itself employees over 3500 people. 
