Blog Critique of MBA Channel

Filed under Graduate school blog reviews, October 2nd, 2009 by MBA Essay Guide

The MBA Channel blog is part of a bigger site with the same name.  The blog part is just a tab in the bigger MBA Channel.  The blog, as with the whole website, is directed toward MBA students and businesspeople.  While the whole site is host to several interesting articles that tackle MBA schools, business news, business events, and other related topics, the blog is fairly new.  The blog is actually a share button, wherein people can put in their own business- or MBA-related articles and greetings.

What’s commendable

The MBA Channel is rife with MBA articles.  The tab/button feature is a clean way to make navigation through these articles and categories fast and easy.  Each tab has a drop-down menu that contains subcategories of the highlighted category tab. Browsing the MBA Channel does not only provide you with static information but also connects you with the rest of the business world.  News and events all over the business world provides you with a buffet of ideas that may be incorporated into your business or education.  MBA Channel even has a search engine that can pore through the site based on a particular category: articles, schools, or events.

The design is clean and professional-looking.  It also features very little ads, and whatever ads are present are related to what MBA channel is all about: business and business schools.  Not all articles, however, are given titles that are neither drearily formal nor uncreative.  The article An Embarrassing Story sounds like it could have come from a personal blog site, but it is not.  It is actually a business news article.  By the time you have clicked it, you are hooked.  You must be if you are into MBA schools and business yourself.

The downsides

Though MBA Channel is a great site to explore, the true blog part is still in need of more entries.  Given that most of the information is already featured in the rest of the site, readers may need more readable entries as those in the MBA Channel blog.

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