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	<title>Comments on: Ghost in the machine: who should write your blog?</title>
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		<title>By: Roger, C&#38;M Online PR Agency</title>
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		<description>Nice one Stan.  

I&#039;d probably add *CASH* as the big reason the Ghost doesn&#039;t work.  Brands could buy a great deal of authenticity and insight with great writers on retainers... and this would work (as it does in other media).  Pricing and perceived value the issue.  ie, I&#039;m happy to spend a stack of cash on the content for this web site/script/brochure/bla, but I&#039;m not happy to pay the same for a blogger retainer.  

My view is that blogs deliver way more value that the normal gumph, and I think most brands will come come around to this.  When they do, I think we&#039;ll see either more execs becoming better writers and devoting more time to it (cos it helps them sell/communicate/turbo their SEO/etc/etc), or more subbers on the case - perhaps in a mixed mode... ie, internally or externally more resource will be applied.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Nice one Stan.  </p>
<p>I&#8217;d probably add *CASH* as the big reason the Ghost doesn&#8217;t work.  Brands could buy a great deal of authenticity and insight with great writers on retainers&#8230; and this would work (as it does in other media).  Pricing and perceived value the issue.  ie, I&#8217;m happy to spend a stack of cash on the content for this web site/script/brochure/bla, but I&#8217;m not happy to pay the same for a blogger retainer.  </p>
<p>My view is that blogs deliver way more value that the normal gumph, and I think most brands will come come around to this.  When they do, I think we&#8217;ll see either more execs becoming better writers and devoting more time to it (cos it helps them sell/communicate/turbo their SEO/etc/etc), or more subbers on the case &#8211; perhaps in a mixed mode&#8230; ie, internally or externally more resource will be applied.</p>
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