Comments on: 5 Critical Questions New Bloggers Fail to Ask http://www.straightnorth.com/blog/5-critical-questions-new-bloggers-fail-to-ask/ Internet Marketing, Branding and Web Development for B2B Mon, 06 Feb 2012 20:45:41 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Lara Kulpa http://www.straightnorth.com/blog/5-critical-questions-new-bloggers-fail-to-ask/comment-page-1/#comment-595 Lara Kulpa Mon, 12 Nov 2007 14:01:15 +0000 http://www.wordsellinc.com/blog/blogs/blog-strategy/5-critical-questions-new-bloggers-fail-to-ask/#comment-595 You're absolutely right on that last bit, Brad. I can't say it enough, that it's ALWAYS going to be best to start with ONE domain, and then branch out from there if need be. With the way technology helps serve up websites these days, there's absolutely no reason to have different sites/domains going on, and every reason not to. One of the biggest things is when someone thinks they're saving themselves money by having their main website remain "old" (not doing a redesign in an attempt to save money) and then starting a blog on a free blog site (again to save money). Connecting the two later on proves more difficult, less "fluid" and congruent, and costing more money in the long run! You’re absolutely right on that last bit, Brad. I can’t say it enough, that it’s ALWAYS going to be best to start with ONE domain, and then branch out from there if need be. With the way technology helps serve up websites these days, there’s absolutely no reason to have different sites/domains going on, and every reason not to.

One of the biggest things is when someone thinks they’re saving themselves money by having their main website remain “old” (not doing a redesign in an attempt to save money) and then starting a blog on a free blog site (again to save money). Connecting the two later on proves more difficult, less “fluid” and congruent, and costing more money in the long run!

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