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Yahoo! and Movable Type … A Second Look

Posted on December 13th, 2005
Published in Business Blogging

In a second look at the recent deal between Yahoo! and Movable Type, it takes me back to the issues that plagued TypePad a few weeks ago.  Why will the Yahoo! hosted Movable Type package be any different?  I expect that this will be a similar iteration of TypePad, but branded for Yahoo!  This scares me.  Businesses looking to get in on the blogging bandwagon will see Yahoo! and think this is a perfect option.  When in fact, this could cause problems in the future based upon past experiences.
 
As I stated in my previous post on the Yahoo! - Movable Type deal, businesses looking to blog need more than just a platform/application, a host, and support.  They need personalized support and a quality, reliable platform.  The host is a moot point because of the fact that most businesses already have a presence on the web, and Wordpress will not only run on your existing server, but it is free.  Even without a web presence, a business can use the newly annointed Wordpress.com to get a free hosted version of Wordpress.  This is a great option for businesses. 
 
Most importantly, any business attempting to hit the blogoshpere running must be supported by a company dedicated to this medium.  One By One Media is just the company.  Why spend cash and other resources learning about what your blog can do as a marketing tool?  Hire a company who will focus on you and your business, not you, your business and 5000 others.  They will find you an experienced blogger with a proven track record in building awareness, an audience, and marketing their products and thoughts.  This option gives you and your business a distinct advantage in the marketplace.  Take control of your company’s future now before your competitors pass you by.

Scott Goldblatt also writes daily at his personal blog

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