I usually don't. I try to keep it original. Right now however I am doing a little housekeeping with 2.0 transferring the blogs I want to preserve to 1.0. Bit I do prefer to create original content

Answered by pplcheryl63 at Oct 21, 2010 02:53 PM

Keep it fresh & original!

Answered by jean at Oct 21, 2010 02:58 PM

I hope I can get Dawie's answer here again, he answered it on the 1st try. My view is, if it works, why not reuse it ? However, I was wondering if it might look bad, cause I guess people will see the comments from the previous campaigns, right ? Might that hurt the new campaign ? I mean, for sure, I will delete the posts that are spams before reusing it in the new campaign. If I have several things I want to promote at the same time, I create a 1st campaign, I restrain myself, let some time pass, at least an hour, then a campaign on something else. Dawie's advice was to create RevPages as drafts, then use one and then the other, not at the same time, of course. It allows you to see which campaign works best. Tweaking is also a good idea, sometimes a little detail can make a bif difference. The preceding paragraph comes from Dawie' answer to my 1st try at the question here. It's in my own words, from memory.

Answered by phmoisan at Oct 21, 2010 03:00 PM

Keeping it fresh and original takes a lot of time, and you can't keep inventing new things to say about a product. Well, you can, but it is demanding. TV is the perfect example, we see the same ads over and over. But I was wondering if things are different in the IM world. Thanks for your feedback. I look forward to get even more answers here.

Answered by phmoisan at Oct 21, 2010 03:02 PM

Good question, some of the older blogs on here are very well written, have great content not saying that the newer ones are not good but l found most are just promoting some useless money making concept that really has no business being called a blog....anyhow my answer if it is good quality material why not modified it and bring it back to life...You may have notice l do that a lot......

Answered by jfbmarketing at Oct 21, 2010 03:07 PM

Hi Joseph, I hadn't noticed if you do it often or not, but I did notice the one about fear you wrote and that I answered a few minutes ago goes back to some time ago. In this case, it is so relevant, there's no question ti can be resubmitted many times. I didn't notice if there were any links to sites of yours, however, I wasn't there for that, just for answering, cause it was totally appropriate at that moment.

Answered by phmoisan at Oct 21, 2010 03:11 PM

It depends on your results ... if you have a good blog and it pulls, nothing wrong with using it weekly or how ever many times you think will work for you! If you think, your blog or revpage could use an update or a re-write to make it work better, ask a few people who are really good marketers and know their stuff ... be selective who you listen to! :)

Answered by franto at Oct 21, 2010 03:17 PM

fantastic answer, franto, the part about asking fellow marketers for advice on rewriting the thing. It is so obvious, but obvious answers are not always at the front of our minds. :)

Answered by phmoisan at Oct 21, 2010 03:21 PM

Thanks Dawie, for reposting the answer you had given to the 1st try of the same question. :) In my case, I use blogs to give information or to promote. It takes much less time to write. In the long run, I'll see what gives the best results for the time spent, blogs or RevPages. Sometimes, I create a blog and a RevPage for the same opportunity, it's part of the tweaking and testing. I did get 4 signups from a blog I created, all those signups within a few hours after creating the blog. And I haven't even created a RevPage for that opportunity yet. I wait for the next time it's being asked to create a new RevPage in the daily missions, it gives a lot of credits. :) I'm kidding, of course. I guess the serious people here will appreciate to see a RevPage more than a blog, it is more attractive for sure, and it shows you've put in some efforts to advertise.

Answered by phmoisan at Oct 21, 2010 03:55 PM