I’ve been around long enough and have read enough posts to know many of the unwritten rules of blogging.  I think many of them are pretentious and self-righteous, but I still tell clients about them so they know.  Anil Dash, one of the head honchos over at Six Apart, has a great post rebuking one of these myths; the myth that CEO blogs have to be by the CEO.

Mr. Dash is not arguing to have a phantom writer or lie about where the content is coming from; however, he is saying its alright to get help or co-write posts.  He also writes its alright to not post frequently - another common blog rule. 

I think the important take away is that as long as you are honest and transparent, you can’t really go wrong.

via: Bloggers for Hire

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