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Become a Blogger

 I received a comment from a reader whose boss is too busy to answer email and wants a blog created where employees may post questions and allow him to answer one time instead of multiple times.  This employee stated that he/she cannot visualize this working if he will not even review his email.

I actually think this is an excellent idea.  I belong to a running group that created a blog where runners could ask questions and the coaches respond to everyone.  The nice thing is you have an archive that is searchable by keywords, much like our blog here at AllBusiness.com.  Here is an article, posted on our webpage that will give you more information on choosing blogging software:  http://www.allbusiness.com/marketing-advertising/advertising-internet-advertising/4057595-1.html 

If you are a company using blogging to communicate with your employees, I would like to hear from you.  Please send me an email and let me know if it's working for you.

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I agree with the efficiency of a single reply to numerous employees simultaneously. We have installed an instant messenger system that resides on our office network. Employees can place comments and I can respond so that everyone can read. It's also cut down on noise (some of the shouting questions/answers across the room) Ms. MOM @ MOMrants.com ...
By: Ms. MOM on 9/2/07 at 3:20 PM
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I agree with the efficiency of a single reply to numerous employees simultaneously. We have installed an instant messenger system that resides on our office network. Employees can place comments and I can respond so that everyone can read. It's also cut down on noise (some of the shouting questions/answers across the room) Ms. MOM @ MOMrants.com ...
By: Ms. MOM on 9/2/07 at 3:21 PM
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