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natima [27]
1 year ago
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mommy bloggers are women who review children's products and discuss family-related topics on their personal blogs, which are ind

ependent and not associated with any company or brand. these blogs are called . group of answer choices
Business
1 answer:
boyakko [2]1 year ago
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Blogs that are autonomous and unrelated to any brand or company. We refer to these blogs as non corporate blogs.

What exactly are corporate blogs?

Mommy bloggers are women who write product reviews for children's products and family-related articles for their non-corporate personal blogs. A corporate blog is one that is written and used by a company, organization, etc. to further its objectives. The benefit of blogs is that, because to centralized hosting and generally organized conversation threads, posts and comments are simple to find and follow. Businesses and other organizations utilize corporate blogging as a tool to accomplish professional objectives. The blog frequently resides on the organization's website and offers a variety of information.

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