Thanks all for the helpful feedback. After some time to think about it, I've decided to scrap the "tacked on" blog and replace it with a Tips page on my site, which I will fill with a wealth of useful, relevant content (non-salesy tips and advice) to my potential customers. I think my time will be better spent -- at least initially -- focusing on enriching the content in my site, rather than thinking of ways (ie blog) to get backlinks pointing at it. I guess if I do the former very well, at some point the latter will start happening.
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Added A Wordpress Blog As A Subdirectory To My Site
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Posted 25 February 2011 - 12:29 PM
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I guess if I do the former very well, at some point the latter will start happening.
That's the idea. But it won't happen on its own. You're going to have to promote it somehow to the right people.
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