According to a recent survey by the Garden Writers Association, one third of gardening consumers read blogs. Of that third, 29% say they read garden-related blogs either frequently or occasionally. They’re an important audience to reach. Other studies show that people who read blogs spend far more money online than those who don’t. An informative gardening blog can help attract new prospects to visit your site repeatedly, establish you as an authority in the industry, and reduce customer service questions all at the same time. What’s not to like?
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