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• Links: 2008-05-16

  May 16th, 2008 | Tags: blogs, PR, web site

  Small Business Administration Free Online Courses Language Is a Virus: Cures for writer’s block, poetry generator, character name generator, and many more cool tools for writers. 11 Irresistible Reasons to Write Everyday SOBCon08 recaps: Long list of entries related to SOBCon, event [...]

• Blogging Features: Too many choices

  April 10th, 2008 | Tags: blogs, content, social media

  Comments. Trackback. Blogroll. E-mail updates. Digg This. Social Media links like Digg, Facebook, Reddit. Subscribe to this using one of many services. Top commenters. Most popular entries. It can get messy and crowded. I was relieved to find the Share This, which compiles many social media sites along with an e-mail this feature into one nice [...]

• Move Visitors Past the Home Page without Leaving

  December 11th, 2007 | Tags: blogs, mission, slogans, taglines, vision, web sites

  How often does this scenario happen to you? When you land on a Web site, it doesn’t instantly answer the most important question: What is the Web site about? The second question depends on the site. For business sites: “What does the business do?” For blogs: “What is the topic of [...]

• Business Community Statistics

  August 10th, 2007 | Tags: blogs, Business, community, podcasts, videocast

  The Internet and business magazines contain plenty of anecdeotes on business that have succeeded with implementing community-based tools. Such tools connect businesses to people, clients, suspects, and prospects. These start conversations and build relationships. Businesses, especially executives, love numbers that prove the success rate of a product, service or tool. So,I wanted to find statistics on [...]

• Spread the Marketing Wealth for Best Results

  July 10th, 2006 | Tags: blogs, bulletin boards, discussions, feeds, forums, wikis

  Stock investors always say, “Diversify!” Imagine if you had all of your stock in one company and it went bankrupt. This scenario is what happened after the dot com crash. Putting all your eggs into one basket labeled “email newsletters” can also spell disaster. The eggs might meet the same fate as Humpty Dumpty. But if [...]

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