Corporate Weblogging, together with InvesLogic Inc., offers a state of the art remote blog authoring system specifically designed for the corporate blogging market.

The blog authoring system resides on InvesLogic servers while the blogs themselves reside within the client's domain through the corporate blog module of the Corporate Weblogging Client Site System .

Public companies or their representatives wishing to write their own blogs are able to access and manage a wide range of aggregated and filtered news and blog content to assist them in the authoring process. All blog posts written are automatically posted to the client's blog and can be further distributed by being fed into the InvesLogic blog aggregation system, through InvesLogic RSS feeds, on InvesLogic directly and on the client's behalf, through blog search engines and aggregators across the Internet.

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Corporate Weblogging is the first company to offer corporate blog authoring and promotional services specifically to public companies.Our unique blend of Internet, Marketing and Blogging experience combined with many years of hands on experience in the public markets as investors, IR consultants, brokers and senior executives of public companies provides us with an unparalleled mixture of experience and success to draw from.

We provide public companies with a completely outsourced and managed blogging alternative. Corporate blogs are designed and written specifically for each client based on an opportunity and goals analysis.

At Corporate Weblogging we believe there are six key reasons for any business to blog:

• Build better online brand presence
• Enhance visibility and establish your company as an industry or topic expert
• Show shareholders, customers, employees and partners that you are an industry leader
• Launch new products and services, generate buzz
• Evangelize your companies products and services and protect yourself when problems become public
• Establish another channel for public, media and shareholder relations

Through an assessment of your industry's online media landscape we will research blogs, websites and forums to help drive a content strategy which is then further refined by conducting interviews with key executives, advisors, analysts and customers.

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Corporate Weblogging and InvesLogic provide public companies with a unique and powerful set of dynamic content solutions. Our programs are designed specifically for public companies, giving shareholders and potential investors a reason for visiting your website on a frequent basis as well as providing you with improved search engine rankings and increased web traffic.

Through Corporate Weblogging's Client Site System client companies are provided with dynamic blog and news content directly within their own domain. News and expert blog content is aggregated and filtered into categories and delivered to modules within the client's website in real time. Client companies can choose between a customized feed or from one of forty categories of stock market, business and financial blog feeds such as Fuel Cells, Biotechnology, VoIP, Alternative Energy, Software, Internet, Wireless, Gold, and Oil & Gas.

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Blogging is a strategic decision and has many possible implications. Done properly a blog can become a highly successful addition to an Investor Relations or Corporate Communications program. It can increase visibility of your company with investors and the media; provide a reason for shareholders and investors to visit your website on a constant basis; generate leads; demonstrate thought leadership; and improve search engine rankings for your company. Done badly it will provide no benefit to your company whatsoever.

Corporate Weblogging can provide your company with the answers, advice and services needed to assist you in making the blogging decision. We can provide your company with a detailed assessment report outlining the best opportunities for you to enhance visibility, position yourself as a thought leader in your space, attract investor and media attention, and integrate a Web 2.0 approach to your overall communications programs.

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