If the thought of writing a blog makes you stare blankly at your screen, while wondering, “What could I possibly write about that people would want to read?” …congratulations, you are normal. The good news is you already have endless content ideas: the questions your clients ask you every single day.

Foxie knows that by answering those questions in blog form, you suddenly become informative, searchable, and looking very put-together online.

Foxie has been writing blogs for a long time, and we have five solid reasons event planners should have a blog on their own website.

  • Presence – A blog keeps you visible online. Every post you publish increases your chances of showing up in search results, reminding people that you exist…and that you know what you are talking about.
  • Show Your Personality – Event planners may be everywhere, but you aren’t. A blog lets potential clients get to know your style, humor, and vibe before they ever reach out to you.
  • Professional Knowledge – Answering common questions positions you as an expert. When readers learn from you, trust follows…and trust helps to books events.
  • Demonstrate Passion – Your blog will show where your passion shines. Passion is contagious, and clients want an event planner who genuinely cares about their event.
  • Increase Your Revenue – Helpful content leads readers to your services, your calls to action, and hopefully more bookings. Blogs can also open doors to advertising or partnerships down the road.

Blogging doesn’t have to be intimidating or time-consuming. LinkMy.Events makes it easy to help organize ideas, manage content, and connect readers directly with your services…without the chaos or headaches.

Start writing, answering questions, and let your blog do some of the heavy lifting for your business.

When you are ready to start planning your next event, (or your next blog), LinkMy.Events is here for you. Text “EVENTS” to Foxie at 36943, email me at hjames@foxie.com or call us at 866-BE-ENGAGED (866-233-6424).

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