via observer.com Hmmm. I'm a massive Posterous fan -- it truly has changed my life, my business and my workflow. I do, however, have to do due diligence and revisit Tumblr [which was actually my first bet in this race] to see what they're up to... Related articles by Zemanta Comparison: Posterous is big. Tumblr … Continue reading John Mayer, Katy Perry Agree: Tumblr Crushing Posterous
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60 Proven Ways to Increase Your Online Marketing Influence
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20 blogging mistakes to avoid
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Steady Gains in Blogging by Marketers
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Having a strategy doesn’t make you social
Let me clear up front: If you are going to use social media, you absetively should have a strategy driving your efforts. Totally. But simply creating a social media strategy and executing it doesn’t mean you are using social media correctly. I can create a blogging strategy for your company and tell you exactly what … Continue reading Having a strategy doesn’t make you social
A Brief History of 9 Popular Blogging Platforms
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Blogging Still Matters… Now More Than Ever
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What We Really Need: Discovering Whom To UnFollow
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Keep Killing Your Blogs
I read a post a little while back from Mathew Ingram about people killing their blogs and starting email newsletters. While I think email newsletters and email marketing are alive and well (and I highly recommend them), I can’t see the value in killing a blog. A blog is a media property. It’s free organic … Continue reading Keep Killing Your Blogs
Five Reasons Professional Services Firms are Well-Suited to Social Media
Professional services firms are pioneers in content marketing. Consulting firms, law firms, accounting firms, engineering firms and architects: these are the professions that invented idea-based marketing. Since the early 1960s, professional firms have invested heavily in bylined articles, publishing, seminars, webinars, podcasts and conferences. But they’ve been slow to embrace social media. According to a … Continue reading Five Reasons Professional Services Firms are Well-Suited to Social Media