2008-11-20T14:47:24Z http://pr.cateringpage.com/comments/atom.aspx Quick Blogcast tag:pr.cateringpage.com,2007-04-02:309011 Toby http://www.divamarketingblog.com 2007-04-02T17:18:42Z 2007-04-02T13:46:24Z Diva Marketing begin life in May 2004 as an experiment. I did it all wrong; but at the same time, unknowingly, I did many things right. Rico Mossegeld, Fool For Five, interviewed me last year about the back-story of Diva Marketing and my other blog Blogger Stories. http://tinyurl.com/2zxd3g

Skipping forward almost 3-years (that I find hard to believe!)blogging has given me more than I ever expected. Along with meeting wonderful people - like you - from across the globe, it changed my business model, outlook on marketing and life experiences. Not bad for a silly little website(smile). I wish you as much fun.]]> tag:pr.cateringpage.com,2007-04-02:308813 Lawrence Perry http://pr.cateringpage.com/ 2007-04-02T05:30:19Z 2007-04-02T05:25:26Z tag:pr.cateringpage.com,2007-04-02:308785 Toby http://www.divamarketingblog.com 2007-04-02T04:52:22Z 2007-04-02T04:29:43Z
I'd like to add one more idea to your excellent post of using blogs as a business communication tool. One that is very simple but makes the difference. "Write as you." Don't hesitant or be shy about letting your personality come thru. The secret to building relationships, online or off, is the ability to forge that important connection .. that happens when I get to "know" you.

And from what I've read of Catering Your PR .. you're doing a great job! If you find yourself in Atlanta the drinks are on me (smile).

On another note, since you mentioned Ted Demopoulos, your readers might enjoy reading his story about how he began blogging - http://tinyurl.com/24psyo]]> tag:pr.cateringpage.com,2007-03-13:285603 Christian DE NEEF 2007-03-13T21:37:19Z 2007-03-13T07:56:28Z