Service, Giving and Blog Content

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How does service and giving related to blog content?

Service It is easy to see the services provided in a restaurant. You have seated and a waiter hand you a menu and you order for your favorite food. The dish is later served to you again by the waiter. However, service is more than that. Service is to serve with your talents, knowledge, and experience to benefit others. The best thing is to give more of yourself to the best of your ability. In other words, you create value for others. You help others to succeed by sharing your knowledge and expertise. 

  Giving According to Harvey S. Firestone,” You get the best out of others when you give the best of yourself." Giving is from the heart and it is about quality and not quantity. When you give with sincerity and integrity you are giving real services. 

  Blog Content What has service and giving got to do with blog content? I think the concept is equally applicable to online activities. I have learnt from the above and I am determined to create value, provide service, and give it to my readers. Here are the pointers that I think are very important: 

 • Guided by my niche, I will write articles that are of benefits and value to my readers on self-improvement

. • Relate personal experience to share with readers.

 • Write sincerely with the genuine interest of the readers in mind

. • The interest and passion to serve the readers with appealing and uplifting articles. According to Ken Blanchard, author of Raving Fans: A Revolutionary Approach to Customer Service, 

“If you are going to put your energy into being the best at something, make sure it's serving your customers. You can’t just satisfy customers today, you’ve got to blow them away. You’ve got to create raving fans – customers who are so excited about what you do for them that they want to brag about you. When that happens, customers virtually become part of your sales force.”