Ten Secrets to Better Blogging | chrisbrogan.com
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There’s lots of information and advice hidden in the archives of this site, and I admit that it’s not especially easy to find it all. To that end, I’m going to put up a series of posts from time to time where I’ll give you links to 10 of my posts about a topic that might be of use to you. Today’s topic: blogging. Let me know if this is helpful. In reading through these posts a bit, it’s funny how I sometimes echo themes, repeat advice, etc. But I believe repetition is a good teacher. Plus, I’m forgetful. It’s a perfect mix.
louisgray.com: The Importance Of Blog Linking Seems to Be Declining
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I am a strong believer in the power of linking between blogs, and I still go out of my way to link, especially to peers, to smaller blogs, and to developers of services I write about. At one time, I thought being linked to by the most prominent bloggers could have a significant impact on my traffic. And for a short time, it did. But now, I've seen traffic from other blogs to be driving an ever-declining percentage of visits to my site, swamped by social media tools, aggregation sites, and of course, Google search.
Web 2.0 Start-Ups = Social Science Experiments - ReadWriteWeb
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"The World Wide Web changed the ways people work, play, communicate, collaborate, and educate. But without new research aimed at understanding the current, evolving and potential Web, we may miss or delay opportunities for new and revolutionary capabilities.
To model the Web, to understand the architectural principles that have provided for its growth, and to ensure it supports the basic social values of trustworthiness, personal control over information, and respect for social boundaries, then we must pursue a research agenda that targets the Web and its use as a primary focus of attention."
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We have just launched a re-aligned ‘Match’ page with a cleaner UI and greater functionality. We have also made updates to ‘Contacts’ and feed ‘Subscribers’.
We recently made major changes to the architecture of matching to make it load dramatically faster. Today we have made design and functionality improvements. The new design is simpler and cleaner which should make it easier to hone in on the people and feeds that matter to you.
We have also introduced 3 filtering options. Now you can see your matches based on when they joined Toluu. Filtering by ‘This Month’ or ‘This Week’ shows only users who have joined in that period who match with you, surfacing fresh feeds and people. This makes matches more useful for users with many feeds or those who have been with us since the beginning.
louisgray.com: New NoiseRiver App Adds Interest Filters to FriendFeed Stream
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As FriendFeed has grown its user base, the number of people to follow and items they add to their personal streams is increasing. Some are finding the resulting noise to be too much in its native form. While I've aggressively approached this issue by using the "Hide" function, others are looking to new services to take the next step, highlighting, in advance, those items that are most likely to draw your attention. NoiseRiver, a new service released yesterday, updates your stream based on instructions you give, including your liked and hated keywords and individuals, helping draw your eye to the best stuff fast.
H&M, a Brand on the Turn?
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I recently made an excellent purchase. The item in question is a slate grey linen jacket and the store I purchased the item from was none other than H&M. Forgive if you will the childish abruptness of the preceding sentences, but the simple truth of the matter is, I am still exhibiting signs of surprise. A year ago, even in the mighty sprawl of London, I doubt I could have made such a purchase in that veritable Swedish temple of disposable fashion. Blazers were an occasional option, but even in the vastness of central London branches, H&M seemed to be at odds with my tastes.
Anti-aging aftershave hits male cosmetics market
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With the impressive price tag of $49 for a tube of 1.7 oz the product is firmly placed at the top end of the skin care market where anti-aging products contain sophisticated ingredients and are often accompanied by ultra scientific product claims.
Until this point the market has been dominated by female cosmetics however a number of recent product and ingredient launches suggest the male skin care market is becoming increasingly sophisticated.
Precept 10: Style and Grooming « Hair Styles | Haircuts
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Here is a quick colour guide that displays the traits that women unconsciously pick pu on when viewing aa mans appearance.
Green- Wealthy, prestigious, and prosperous.
Yellow- Confident, enthusiastic, intelligent, agd optimistic.
Brown- Reliable, approachable, and stable.
Orange- Happy, successful, courageous, energetic, and advwnturesome.
Pink- Upbeat, healthy, calm, and friendly.
Red- Dominant, powerful, sexually energetic, passionate, and strong.
White- Clean and prosperous.
Gray- Brainy, sophisticated, and efficjent.
Black- Elegant, authoritative, seductive, and mysteriosu.
Silver- Cold, prestigious, and scientific.
Gold- Wise, looked- up to, powerful.
Lavender- Romantic, imaginative, and innovative.
Purple- Spirtual, visionary, regal, respected, dignified, and luxurious.
Indigo- knowledgeable with integrity.
Turqioise- Cool, refreshing, imaginative, innovative, youthful.
Aqua- Dynamic, active, and motivated.
*Blue*- Loved, high regard, knowledgeable, authoritative, trustworthy, serious, responsible, relaxed, high social status, good health, happy, honest, and loyal.
If youre a guy whos looking for a long-term relationship, wear the color blue as often as you can If youre q guy lookinh for a one gight stand, wear black or red as much as you can, as they sub consciously indicate rominance, mystery, and sexual energy.
Zumeo Goes Beta
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A new social networking solution for the online recruiting space called Zumeo is now in public beta for B to B networking. The official launch is set for June 2008.
Embarassing Story About Strutta’s Pu’bic Launch « Bootup Labs
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My second slide in my presentations was announcing that we just launched our public beta launch on April 15th. Problem was that “Public” was spelled “Pubic” Needless to say, the place erupted in laughter. It took me a few seconds to figure out what was happening and by the time I was able to get started again, my 100 seconds was pretty much over. The moral of this story, Proof your slides!
The noise in Web 2.0 is mainly a Tech Elite’s problem « Alexander van Elsas’s Weblog on new media & technologies and their effect on social behavior
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The cure for it? Not web 3.0, I certainly hope not. The receipe is quite simple (isn’t it always), but the execution much harder. Let go. Let me repeat that. Just let it go. I see Twitter, Friendfeed, and all these other sites as rivers of information, anekdotes, posts, friends. I tap in whenever I feel like it, join the conversation. But I leave when I need to get back to real life. I know the river won’t dry out. There will always be a next scoop, another funy remark, a great blog post. Life doens’t stop simply because I choose not to be drwoning myself into this cyber river of information. I don’t need 20.000 followers, nor do I want to follow 20.000.
If anything, web 3.0 should be about the user, about user value, about letting the Internet evolve around you, instead of around some destination site or walled garden. Web 3.0 should set us free, letting the important things come to us, instead of us having to go to the important things. It’s about freedom of data. And yes, noise reduction or filtering will be nice. But that isn’t really what web 3.0 should be about. Until it is here I’ll be dreaming of a user centric web.
louisgray.com: Most Bloggers Don't Deserve Any Ad Revenue: Silicon Valley Blog
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Yet, some bloggers act as if it's their God-given right to write, post a few ads and start raking in cash. In my opinion, content is absolutely cheap. It costs nothing, except time, to put text on paper or computer screen. In the world of journalism, finding willing reporters for newspapers hasn't really been much of a problem. Instead, there's a dearth of readers, and advertisers, which the Web has helped accelerate, as paper circulations dive and reporters are laid off. And while Google is reporting great earnings, the same rules will hold true online. Bloggers are a dime a dozen in most cases. Those that offer non-unique blogs without significant audience or differentiation might as well not exist as far as ads are concerned. Delivering more posts per day won't fix that. Following the big, successful networks won't do that. Spamming and trackback abuse won't fix that.
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There are millions of bloggers out there today, screaming for their "fair" share of the advertising pie. And while Google rakes in cash from vendors by the billions, some smaller bloggers are crying foul at the perceived inequalities. But it's more likely they are getting exactly what they deserve when it comes to ads - pennies. They would be better served to pull the ads off their site altogether and find different ways to make money, because for most, blogging will never get them what they want.
Marketing to Bloggers - eMarketer
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- Most important, there must be a fit between the product and the subject of the blog.
- Avoid shooting e-mails and press releases to bloggers. It is more effective to become familiar with a blog and get to know the writer behind it.
- Give a product to a blogger as an exclusive and allow the blogger time to work with it.
- Provide bloggers with links to more information, such as product images and updated information.
"Most likely the reason is
that both blogs and social networks take time to understand, and marketing tactics are
still at an early stage of development," said Jeffrey Grau, senior analyst at eMarketer.So how should marketers approach bloggers?
In an October 2007 audio interview on
The Talent Blog, Peter Rojas, co-founder of Engadget and Joystiq, and former editorial director at Gizmodo, offered
the following tips to marketers on how to promote products on blogs: - Most important, there must be a fit between the product and the subject of the blog.
Role Model 3.0 - Inspiring, Accessible, Authoritative | Broadcasting Brain
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But, if social media got you to where you are today (I’m thinking of the “A list” of bloggers), you run the danger of becoming irrelevant and losing your authority if you pull away from your audience or you introduce barriers to interaction.
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Because people will listen when you speak. Because people will care about your opinion. Because people will talk about you and the things that you have to say.
Brands Partner With Consumers Online - eMarketer
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- This chart is important for all SM peoplepost by trishussey on 2008-04-17
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Enthusiasm for advertising around user-generated content is more than experimental. It is based on a sense that consumer media tastes are changing. Nearly seven out of 10 online marketers surveyed by iMedia Connection in February 2008 said that they thought traditional media would lose dollars to user-generated content.
david ascher - » MozCamp in Vancouver
MozCamp Vancouver, Sunday April 13, 12pm to 5pm
Location:
ActiveState
1700-409 Granville Street
Vancouver
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MozCamp Vancouver, Sunday April 13, 12pm to 5pmLocation:
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1700-409 Granville Street
Vancouver
Canada: Where Art Thou iPhone? | Mark Evans
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Come on, it’s not like Canada is half-way around the world (unlike New Zealand) or a digital backwater - although the alarming lack of real wireless competition, Pandora, iTunes video, NetFlix et al makes us digital peasants.
Is a music “tax” paid to ISPs the answer? - - mathewingram.com/work
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After you add all the fees for those content creators, we’ll all be paying $100 for our Internet access (which of course the ISPs have started filtering and shaping because of all the downloading). And then there’s the goat rodeo that would be involved in figuring out who gets the money collected. Or maybe we could just let the ISPs and the music labels work all that out — I’m sure they would do it fairly, right?
Printed Matters » A million sources, one story - and MSMs are the worst
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Yeah, the bloggers are not on the ground, digging up the stories, hounding the pols for scoops, pressing their contacts for inside info. Blogs will never replace MSMs, I believe, because they don’t have the pockets to finance that kind of operation (and as soon as they do…oops, they’re MSMs now). But the conversation they generate is useful and important. And the MSMs are guilty too.
Looking for the mesh Spotlight? | Mark Evans
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One of the most popular parts of mesh over the past two years has been 15 Minutes Fame - in which six entrepreneurs each get five minutes on stage to talk about what they’re doing and why it matters.
We’re doing 15MOF again this year so if you’re interested - and comfortable talking in front of 400 people - you can fill out a quick and easy online form where you can tell us in 250 words or less why you deserve the spotlight.
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