Last week, you were introduced to a blog post titled “12 Reasons Bloggers Don’t Want To Work With Brands (Part I)”.

In this post, we shared information that was gathered through a survey where 500+ bloggers were asked questions regarding the relationships they’ve formed with brands in the past.

Well, that post only included the first six reasons. We’ve got six more reasons why bloggers don’t want to work with you, and they have just as much relevance as the ones you read about in part I. Let’s jump in!

Last year, we announced that we were going to connect bloggers with advertisers. Over the course of the next 5 months after that, a lot was learned about the ins and outs of what it takes to manage a blog outreach campaign.

With that knowledge in mind, you’ll soon see some new features in your Rafflecopter dashboard. But starting today, you’ll be introduced to the first installment of what we’re calling the ‘Rafflecopter Brand Showcase’ series.

It’s been said over and over: blog outreach can be an awesome way to get your brand to become ‘known’. But guess what? Bloggers don’t want to work with you!

Ok – maybe that’s a little misleading. But hey! As a brand, you should know that bloggers turn away brands just as often as you might turn away bloggers. Brands are shocked when they’re rejected. But guess what…

Sometimes, bloggers don’t want to work with you!

Why? Well… it depends.