Your blog was created to be read, as your website was created to be visited and your products were thought out to be sold. All in good time, they say, but gotta start somewhere.

The most difficult step for new bloggers is gathering an audience, making their voices heard, at the very beginning of their online careers. They concentrate on that and get really frustrated if it doesn't work.

By persevering and working hard, some bloggers find that audience they were searching for. Others choose to enroll in a blogging alliance.

This may be a new notion, not because it's really new, but because it hasn't been done by many.

All the talk around FAD is just amazing. Who would have known that a real disorder ( not entirely recognized by psychologists yet) would appear, created by the over-usage of Facebook?! And still, there are people who stay connected 24/7, change their statuses every 5 minutes, chat and interact through this social network and can't do without. A massive audience just waiting to be sold to.

With all this theory about how to market online, you may loose from site the real reason why you started posting on the web : your customers' satisfaction. It's not a hard thing to do either, while listening to an entire constellation of bloggers, experts and marketing evangelists, telling you exactly what your clients need.

Well, staying on the subject, what exactly do your customers need?

Read this article to find some clues about where to start looking, then see how you can use Jentla to get instant access to your prospects' reactions: