Airline Blog Achieves International Status and Rank Here's An Object Lesson in How to Achieve Greatness among Mediocrity

In less than 30 months, the IAG Blog has achieved over 2500 entries, and has assembled a team of internationally-recognized World-Class experts too contribute to the content, the support, and the development. Who says that online start ups won't attract experts?

La Jolla, CA (PRWEB) June 16, 2007 -- Experts like Michael Moran at The Times of London Online are calling it a "Best of the Business Blogs." Innovation Analysis Group CEO and Managing Director Addison Schonland calls it "a labor of love--from early in the morning, until late, late at night." Key users from Boeing, Airbus, Bombardier, Northrop Grumman, and a variety of Flag Carrier Airline employees and executives from around the world find the postings to be knowledgeable, resourceful, and focused on results. They are finding it indispensable. It's been referenced by FlightGlobal.com as one of two "heavyweight" US-based Air Transport sites.

It's the Innovation Analysis Group Blog--or the IAG Blog, for short, and it can be found at http://www.iagblog.com.    The blog focuses on aerospace, aviation, and the travel industry with applications such as in-flight entertainment and travel technology as principal areas of interest. By the way, it has a lot of great pictures, contributed by a very large number of contributors who want the blog to succeed. It shows airport delays, offers online bookings, just about every book about airplanes ever written, and has its own travel panel. All in all, just about everything an airline or aircraft executive could want.

Moreover, 41% of the Blog's users are regular users, demonstrating exceptionally high site loyalty--with over 82% of the users visiting the site daily.

Now, even Europeans are getting the word from a US-Based blog. "We were thrilled to be in the top Business Blogs, as rated by the Times of London Online," says Addison Schonland, CEO and Managing Director of the IAG Group, owner and originator of the Blog.

"The blog is often one of the first US sources for analysis of aviation news," says Schonland, "…and, we have many, many hits when we get a news nugget." Schonland, 49, has a background in aviation consulting. He's currently working on his DBA, and constantly ties his expanded learning into the blog.

What will he do as Dr. Schonland that he hasn't already achieved?

"Well, we envision an entire group of dedicated consultants and support elements," says Schonland, "and we expect top performance from everyone involved." Indeed.

About Innovation Analysis Group: IAG, which is based in San Diego, focuses on market research and consulting for the travel industry. IAG is a strong proponent of network innovation--and believes that in order to make network innovation work, it is necessary to cultivate contacts with start-ups and academic researchers, constantly searching for new ideas.

IAG Team Members are based in California, Tennessee, New York, Florida, Texas, Illinois, and the Yukon. As an adjunct, the team recently launched StartupAviation.com, a site devoted to the airline industry, including an online education component.

For more information, contact Addison Schonland at 858-536-9900, or visit the Blog.

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