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Business, 01.02.2021 21:20 janiya73

*80 points* Introduce a blog owner (a company, organization, or school). Analyze a professional blog owned by a company or by a not-for-profit organization. Professional blogs are different from personal blogs in many ways. You'll compare these two types of blogs. Compare and contrast the professional blog that you have chosen with the personal blog on the following dimensions:

Topic: What is the topic of the professional blog? How is it different from the topic of the personal blog?
Design: How do the designs of the two blogs (layout, font, color theme, images, styles, and so on) vary?
Structure and Content: Explain how the structure and the presentation of data and content in the two blogs vary?
Audience: (followers/subscribers) Who is the target audience for each blog? What is the targeted demographics for each blog? What kind of audience does each blog attract? Is the audience different from the intended audience? How is the audience for your personal blog different from the audience for the professional blog?
Other Social Media Links: Which other types of social media are linked to each blog? How do they help drive more traffic to the blog? How are the social media links in the nonpersonal blog different from the links in your personal blog?
Evaluation: Summarize how the blogs are different.

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