Blogging for Executive Jobs: Overcoming Writer’s Block

by Meg Guiseppi on January 5, 2012

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I encourage my c-level executive clients to blog as part of their online brand communications plan.

Blogging is one of the most important marketing strategies I use to build my brand, market my business and attract potential clients. Potential clients find me through my blogging efforts.

Because job search is much like running a business, blogging greatly benefits job seekers, too. Those who blog purposefully are found by executive recruiters and hiring decision makers who are searching for and assessing candidates.

But maintaining a blogsite that gets action takes effort and commitment. What are you going to write about in all those blog posts?

I don’t have too much trouble coming up with ideas, but when I do, I fall back on a favorite strategy — getting inspiration from other bloggers’ posts or other bloggers themselves.

I like to showcase or link to their work, and I do it often. Over the past year, I designated separate posts to some of my favorite job search bloggers. You can see the list in my post about blogger Jason Alba of Jibber Jobber.

Read about why I love this strategy so much in the post at my Executive Career Brand site, One of My Favorite Blogging Strategies.

Related posts:

You’re a C-level Executive Job Seeker and You’re NOT Blogging?

C-level Job Search: Blogging? What Am I Going To Write About?

Blogging and Twitter: How Tweet It Is!

photo by Sean MacEntee

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