Corporate blogging is all about conversation, with your readers and other bloggers in your community. What better way to determine who are the leaders in your blogging community than to... Read more →
Catchpa is no longer working on Typepad, I am getting lots of comments from spammers. So I am thinking of moderating my comments again before they are published. This was... Read more →
Todd Andrlik's post, "an analysis of the accreditation debate," provides a great overview of the different opinions within the marketing and PR blogging community on the value of accreditation. To... Read more →
Kim Krause Berg on the CRE8PC on usability & holistic SEO blog asks if its safe to mix politics with blogs and forums. She gives her views and experiences and... Read more →
Mark Devlin of the crisscross news thinks that social networks are demographic search engines. And that these new search engines will be even more powerful than traditional search engines. Search... Read more →
Many of the customers I've spoken with about setting up a blog are concerned about the time it takes to devote to blogging. Two solutions that companies can use to... Read more →
Bram was doing well when he came down with an infection; there were some tearful moments while we waited by his bedside to come through. He's a fighter, and the... Read more →
I'm coming to the conclusion that the culture of a company will make a blog successful or not. If a company's culture really does follow the cluetrain manifesto, and open... Read more →
‘What is the use of a book’, thought Alice, ‘without pictures or conversations?’ Lewis Carroll 1832-1898, Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, ch.1. If you believe that interruption marketing is not as... Read more →
No, is the short answer, and correct for many companies, but not all. Blogging is very much like PR, search engine optimization and journalism. Developing relevant content in all three... Read more →