Yesterday, I got an envelope in the mail and inside was a black T-shirt that read, "great blogs of fire." It was from Geoff Livingston, a blogger at Buzz Bin who has a monthly lineup of what he considers to be the 5 Best Blogs for that month. I was fortunate to get that distinction last April, but little did I know that it would come with a cool t-shirt. As much as I try to stay detached from these things, I must admit that it was a fun to get something in the mail that was for me, given the crates of stuff that has come read more...
PRSA Launches a Conference Blog: ‘5 Reasons to Launch a Blog’
Yesterday, the Public Relations Society of America published a blog post by Paul Gillan, Remind us again why you aren't blogging, to kick off its 2007 International Conference Blog, PR|Evolution. The conference will be held October 20-23, 2007 in Philadelphia. You can register by clicking here. In the first post, Gillan gives five reasons for launching a blog backed by examples of companies that have capitalized on each. Influence policy: read more...
Blog Traffic: List of Online Tools to Help Measure Who is Coming to the Party
According to eWeek,comScore is the latest of a host of services whom have developed products and methodologies to measure blog and social media traffic: "...Market researcher comScore Sept. 11 said it would start counting the audiences for blogging sites in what it is formally calling a Conversational Media Report. The report will tally the number of readers of blogs both popular and obscure, as well as some social networking sites. comScore has developed a Conversational Media Report that read more...
Social Media Ethos: Share and Share Alike REVISED
Part of participating in social media is sharing. Bloggers such as Todd Defren are rightfully calling for us to share more practical and successful social media case studies. So, last week, I dug up a few case studies I had been saving as my own best practices guide and shared them here, but the post was inadvertently deleted (Yikes, my first major goof with Microsoft Live Writer Beta 2). However, don't despair, the read more...
Remembering with Twitter: Where Were You?
These days, 9-11 is a day fraught with controversy and politicization. However, before it became a soundbite, September 11 was a day like no other. I was at work in Arlington, Virginia, just a few miles from the Pentagon. The event prompted me to begin a long relationship with the Red Cross, you can read about my experience here. But this morning, I was interested in where my social network was on that day. I interviewed a few of my Twitter friends to find out, read more...
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