Robert French has kindly invited me to participate at Marcomblog, which is an excellent blog that is meant for the students at Auburn University, and other visitors, to directly access a variety of marketing and communication professionals and interact with them. I mean, how often does your readership get credit for reading and commenting on what you write?

My first post, which I put up late last night, is based on my theory of how the PR blog community will read more...

As of April 8, 2006, Constantin Basturea announced that there are now 446 feeds in the community, an increase of 39 feeds, or 9 percent. I have made a little chart here that shows the growth of the community since Constantin started added feeds in March of 2005. Starting next month we can do some year-to-year analysis.

Growth of the PR Blogging Community







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Who in the world is David R. Murray? I don’t know, but I do know most of the members of the International Association of Nobodies.

Here are 5 reasons Allen Jenkins, chairman of the I.A.N. should let me into the read more...

In New Orleans they call it a lagniappe, or “a small gift given a customer by a merchant at the time of a purchase.”

As bloggers, we don’t charge for premium content, but we can offer a little extra to those loyal readers that take the time and effort to susbscribe to our blog feed or choose to receive it via e-mail.

Luckily, it is also easy to do if you use Feedburner to syndicate your site.

How to Add Premium Content

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I am headed to Austin this afternoon for a much needed break. In the meanwhile, here is a list of the ten posts that were the most popular in March, based on traffic.

1. Fake is not “Refreshing”
2. 7 Habits of Highly Effective Blogs
3. When PR Tactics Compromise the Message
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