I was on my way to a meeting and just read this blog post by a super Boomer Business Blogger Sharon Ffrench McMillan.
This blog post will not only motivate you but coach you and make you accountable for developing/nurturing your business blog. Pay close attention to the link to another dynamic post that will give you dynamic tips for building your list.
So please, take a f ew minutes while you sip your green tea, camomile, or super coffee and read Blogging for Business It Works!
Many baby boomers I know blog about some aspect of their business. They share their success, failures and visions. Some may think that baby boomers are too old to think about new business goals or even starting a new business. But when I think about people like Dave Thomas, The Colonial of Kentucky Fried Chicken many online entrepreneurs I am convinced that age really is just a number.
Baby boomers often blog about their many “loves”. Their love of gardening, love of people, love of grandchildren, love, love, love. I Love reading blogs that target a passion that oozes with creativity and charm. These blogs are often uninhibited and can touch every emotion we have. They also just make you feel good.
Many baby boomers were involved in social action activities that reflected their convictions and beliefs. Today there are baby boomers who blog with the purpose of moving us to social involvement beyond a passive philosophical discussion. These are powerful blogs that are infused with the momentum that social media platforms can provide.
Do you want more resources on caregiving? Boomer blogs can help. Do you want to know how to navigate a job search after 50? Boomer Blogs can help. Do you want to know how to blog? Boomer blogs can help.
I find that baby boomer blogging is providing an almost infinite source of resources. Why? Because we just love to HELP.
So where does your blogging fit in the BLAH, BLAH, BLAH?