I thought it was painfully obvious, but I've been taken to task for not posting about it.
(Whether she realizes it or not) Dina at WordFeeder has kicked my ass into action.
I feel like the tour guide on the Jungle Cruise ride at Disneyland
I have always disliked the concept of blogrolls.
One question I am frequenly asked by clients is "how do I attract more subscribers to my blog?"
John Jantsch writes in his Duct Tape Marketing Blog today about bloggers who who get a little nutty when someone (whether it be mainstream press or even another blogger) criticizes blogging.
As someone who has tried to explain blogging more times than I can count (as well as having tried to convince others that blogs are not solely a tool for teenagers and crackpots), I appreciate Anil Dash's practical suggestions on gently convincing the uninitiated
Rohit Bhargava offers seven insighful tips for effectively using a blog to market yourself. Even if you think already know and practice these tips, it's a handy list to have. And reference. Frequently.
I was in one of those modes for a while this afternoon...I was reading a blog someone had sent me a link to, and then I followed a link from there, and after several click throughs I found myself on someone's Bloglines account, going though their list of business-related blogs.
So much for my vow to post at least five times each week. I've fallen down on the job already.
Hillary Johnson writes about "Why I Read Business Blogs" in this the August 2005 edition of Inc. It's a thoughtful piece on several levels...
The Wall Street Journal from March 1 has this great piece on the benefits of blogging for small businesses. Here's an excerpt:...