Support for the idea has been great, as many leading business bloggers understand the lack of knowledge, among the mainstream internet users, about blogs in general and business blogs in particular.
Paul Chaney at the Radiant Marketing Group has suggested a slightly different approach.
Instead of a Blog Chamber of Commerce, Paul is suggesting a Professional Business Bloggers Association.
The idea has merit, and in combination with the ideas presented by other business bloggers for the Blog Chamber of Commerce, there is definitely some powerful potential.
Many well informed people are not fully aware of blogs, and what they can do for a business.
Paul Chaney has written an informative post on business blogs, and their value for business. It's a useful primer on business blogging, and I added the search engine optimization (SEO) benefits of blogs in a comment on his post.
Whether bloggers form a Blog Chamber of Commerce, or a Professional Business Bloggers Association, the need to spread the word about blogging is the overall goal.
Let's get started on that project, and let people everywhere know the power of business blogs.
By joining together, and working as a team, we can strengthen blogging everywhere.
