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leads united - press room - client pressroom - Articles - Corporate blogs are still outsiders in BelgiumCorporate blogs are still outsiders in Belgium
Research by communication consultancy Leads United examines the attitude of Belgian companies towards corporate blogging 18th April 2007 – The communication consultancy Leads United today reveals the results of its telephone survey on the subject of corporate blogging. This survey was carried out between 20th March and 9th April 2007 with seventy communication managers of consumer companies and IT companies as well as of local and national authorities. 6% of the companies use corporate blogs as a means of communication and only 4% of the questioned companies employed specific blogging guidelines for employees. 34% of the respondents recognised a real opportunity in corporate blogs. Blogging guidelines virtually non-existent in Belgian companies Half of respondents did not believe in corporate blogging “The interest in corporate weblogs is growing but communication managers still do not know where this relatively new communication medium must be placed within the communications of the company. The younger generation surfs daily to weblogs and companies are starting to appreciate that they can approach them at micro-level”, says Dian Wahlen, Managing Director of Leads United. “In my opinion, it is only a matter of time before corporate blogs find their place. Now is therefore the ideal time to introduce blogging guidelines into the Internet policy of any company.” *** About Leads United For our multinational accounts, we make use of several PR networks to cultivate world markets with consistent messages and localised programmes. Leads United is a full member of ECCO (a worldwide network of PR and marketing communication bureaux that work both within that structure and independently). For more information: |
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