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Is Commenting On Blogs Part of Your Marketing Plan? Are Your Doing It Wrong?

September 26th, 2007 at 11:05 am » Comments (9)

Buried under the weight of my inbox and trying to filter the spam from the real stuff I needed to get to today, I ran across a comment on Bloggers For Hire:
I was reading around some of the posts here and I found interesting things that you guys talk about, I just made a blog […]



The New Era of Social Media: The Growth Stage and Education

September 2nd, 2007 at 12:02 pm » Comments (1)

On the same vein as my lost post regarding a blogging hiccup or what I see as a new era of business blogging, we are now at a crossroad of corporate advertising, marketing and PR online.  There are many forward thinking companies that are early adopters, and especially in the technical world where technology is […]



Bloggers Unite! Bloggers Beginning Grassroots Movement to Unionize

August 6th, 2007 at 12:35 pm » Comments (1)

I read via my friend David Krug at Telegraphik that bloggers in the political arena are wanting to start their own Blogger’s Union.  Ashley M Heher of Fox News is reporting that:
In a move that might make some people scratch their heads, a loosely formed coalition of left-leaning bloggers are trying to band together to form […]



A Product Problem is Great Blog Fodder

July 18th, 2007 at 8:48 am » Comments (0)

One of our clients have a great communication tool in their hands with a contact page on their blog.  Many people that have purchased their product can come and get information about the products they sell and the industry news and information about the company.  In this particular case, a consumer had a problem […]



Sustaining your blog, 8 easy steps to keep it going

July 11th, 2007 at 10:33 am » Comments (1)

When you first start a blog the first two weeks are amazing. You’re reading feeds, you’re posting daily–maybe several times a day–, and it’s very cool! Then reality sets in, commonly called “real life” or “work” or “eating”, and your posting starts to drop off. Hey it’s normal. Look at this […]



Moving Beyond Blogging to Community, Engagement, and Networking With Your Blog

July 8th, 2007 at 10:48 pm » Comments (5)

Via Yvonne’s Lip-Sticking (and guest blogger Lena West) comes more advice and insight on why just writing on your blog isn’t enough, it has to go beyond that:
The most common complaint we hear from new clients is “I’m writing blog posts three times a week and no one visits or comments. What’s the deal?” […]



Stellar Advice for the Corporate Blogger from Matt Cutts

July 5th, 2007 at 9:02 am » Comments (1)

There was a kerfuffle recently over on the main Google blog last week.  While what was said and how it was handled is long over and done, I’m not going to pummel that deceased equine, Matt Cutts published a set of must read tips for the beginning blogger, especially the new business or corporate blogger:
The […]



Too Many Social Networks Causes Headaches

July 2nd, 2007 at 8:04 pm » Comments (7)

I’ve been hearing of many people getting to the point of overload on the number of social networks they belong to and the number of networks they are following.  I have a handle on the feeling and have experienced the same headaches that many suffer from as a result.
I spent Sunday actually building my […]



"Content Is King" But There Is More To Blogging

June 20th, 2007 at 2:24 pm » Comments (2)

This week’s radio show that Tris and I did at Blog Talk Radio had a topic that was dear to our hearts. Content in blogging is king, but it is not the only thing there is to blogging. Many people believe that you can set up a blog start putting content on […]

 
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Can WordPress Compete Against Moveable Type?

June 10th, 2007 at 12:52 pm » Comments (1)

I was reading Anil Dash’s post today about the launch of Moveable Type 4. My blog life was born using the Moveable Type Platform. At the time I began blogging, I was of the opinion that MT was the one and only platform for me. It was the choice of many of the top bloggers […]