BusinessWeek had written about it, and now they are actively blogging. From Business 2.0 to The Wall Street Journal, everyone seems to have some coverage about it.

Some of them have given great perspectives into the basic, very intriguing. Others give more insights into the reality of business blogging, which is important for a business to start planning their strategy before jumping in.

Over the last few posts, I have been blogging quite extensively about the myths of business blogging and why they are simply that — myths.

By no means this list is comprehensive, but I try to cover and update this as they become available. As a result, I’d encourage everyone — especially those who want to start their own business blog — to walk through the list and take a look.

Living with these myths in mind could be very unproductive. You are welcome to do yourself a favor and bash these thoughts forever.

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1. Anyone can Blog
2. Business Blog Brings Magic
3. I Have No Time to Blog
4. You Need to be Able to Write
5. You Must Blog Often
6. There is Too Much Competition
7. I Don’t Want to Give Away the Store
8. Competitors Will Steal My Ideas
9. Blogging Will Harm My Brand
10. There is No Money to be Made from a Blog
11. Blogging is Difficult
12. A Blog is Just a Fad or Marketing Gimmick
13. You Must be a Perfectionist
14. I am Nobody, No One Will Read
15. You Must Hate Everybody

Again, consider this an on-going project. Although pretty much this list covers the main things people have mistakenly assumed about business blogging, I would see many ways to expand it.

If you have any suggestion, don’t hesitate to post on the comment below.