Business blogs can lead to some very interesting business arrangements between business bloggers.
Truly wonderful friendships often result from the interaction between bloggers on blog commenting systems, via e-mail, over the telephone, and in person.
Blogging is all about communications, and a successful blog is an ongoing conversation between the writer and the readership.
Bloggers are natural networkers and connection makers.
As a business building networking tool, blogs have yet to achieve even a tiny fraction of their full potential.
Along with these friendships, many mutually beneficial business partnerships are created. With the unlimited range of skills offered by bloggers, and the myriad of blogger personalities, business relationships are inevitable.
With bloggers writing about marketing, public relations, accounting, law, finance, search engines and search engine optimization, direct mail, e-mail newsletters, copywriting, book and iinternet publishing, web design, computer programming, and human resources, the talent pool among bloggers is very deep.
Like an ocean of management personnel.
Because of this bottomless sea of business skills, it was only a matter of time before various bloggers met up themselves, or through the good offices of one of them many blog "connectors".
Some of the more noted blog connection makers are Paul Chaney of Radiant Marketing Group, Peter Caputa of pc4media, and Jeremy Wright of Ensight.
There are, of course, many more connection building bloggers, who are introducing future business associates and partners to one another, on a daily basis.
In fact, the blog connection concept might eventually turn into a business all by itself.
Bloggers looking to form business arrangements, of either a short term or permanent type, could register for a fee. The connector business would screen the possible blog partner options, and set up a number of meetings.
Meetings could be arranged by e-mail, telephone, or conference calls. Perhaps even a web cam could be used to help the bloggers become more familiar with their possible future business associates and partners.
It would be up to the participants as to whether they wanted to pursue forming a formal business arrangement, of course. Some new businesses could result, rannging from a one time short term project, to emergence as a a budding corporation.
The same connection idea could be used to introduce business owners and managers, to some highly skilled sub-contractors, for projects of varying time duration.
Blog connections are one powerful means to create businesses of the future.
Get connected with other bloggers today.
You might have the startup of a successful business on your hands, as a direct result of becoming a business blogger.
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