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Most conversions via a Compendium blog don’t come back through that same route. Email and other means will bring them back. So to me I see Compendium, after reading Chris’ responses on my blog, as well suited for a company that is currently relying on PPC to generate sales. Compendium can help in the organic search realm.

If it’s just a numbers game then $6000 to generate $60,000 in sales with a 25% or better margin makes sense. But if you can’t get that kind of return, and most small businesses in the service arena probably wouldn’t since they are more about relationships than acquisition, then I think a free solution like WordPress does make a lot more sense.

I will buy you a Mocha, non-fat, no whip.. grande.. maybe a Venti if you are nicer to me.. Kidding. You already are.

And in regards to the $500,000 comment. I rightfully withdraw that comment. I was getting a little heated. a $500,000 could def. afford and should think about using Compendium. My mistake.

I think a couple things ‘stung’ personally with your post, Kyle. First “Unloading on Compendium Blogware” denotes that something negative is going to follow.

Second is that you’ve never been privy to the extraordinary customer support and success management that our clients get. It’s like having a powerhouse marketing team in each of our clients’ back-pockets. So when you question the value of such a service and I’m one key person supplying that value – it tends to get my blood boiling.

I guarantee you that some of the clients that I’ve helped personally would have been $12k contracts had I been managing them on my own. That’s the great thing about having a good staff and being SaaS, though. Our clients pay less and get more value.

Okay… I’ll take a Peppermint Mocha, non-fat, no whip.

Beyond size, is the question of why are you blogging, and not every business has the same goals, nor should they.

For clients who need a starter website, with a blog built in – I love wordpress. It is a great tool to build a blogging habit, discover your voice and figure out what you want to write about.

More established clients, with a strong existing website, and specific traffic goals and key words they want to own – I like Compendium. I love the feedback as I write the post on my key word usage. I value the feed with relevant content which helps spur my creative process.

This is very similar to the comparison of Constant Contact and Exact Target. For the micro user sending out one to two emails a month, CC is fine. For the serious business, using the campaign functions to send more and more targeted and relevant communication, Exact Target makes sense.