2005 Advertising Communities Fashion 
Bare Feet Studios
OCTOBER 12, 2010
I showed them my computer, in WYSIWYG fashion – when I goofed on switching applications, I made a manini mistake and they got to watch as I fixed it. Some from clips I had in my archive from 3-4 years ago, some from YouTube, some new video slide shows I made using photos from HawaiiIRL.com and also from Flickr.
ProBlogger
OCTOBER 15, 2012
Pete Cashmore never went to college; instead, he founded Mashable in 2005. The ad factor: Once Pete managed to create a huge community of loyal readers, he went for the big profit makers: advertisements. When you scroll down Josh’s page you can see fashionable ads from AdRoll or AdMedia servers. Nice little story, right?
Techipedia: Tamar Weinberg
JUNE 10, 2010
Some even boast high rankings and good sized communities. At the same time, I think it’s imperative that kids, both my age and younger, get the opportunity to play outside and experience nature, family, and some good old-fashioned reading before they start using computers heavily. Glen , too, got an early start.
Diva Marketing Blog
JUNE 2, 2009
Part 1 For me, the secret sauce of social media marketing is in how the tech tools with odd sounding names like blogs and wikis and Twitter can build and nurture old fashion corner grocer store relationships. For me, social media marketing is the opportunity to create community, conversation and connection with people anywhere in the world.
Diva Marketing Blog
JANUARY 1, 2009
As December 2005 drew to a close, I asked a few bloggers what their wish list was for the new year. What makes this list interesting is that all of the bloggers have been around in the social media space from at least 2005 which provides some additional perspective. Blogging is powerful because it is the power of niche communities.
Bare Feet Studios
MARCH 1, 2009
Why have secret judges when you can have the community on the internet get engaged, give you more page views, and do the judging for you? I write this because I find it so frustrating that our tourism, advertising, and PR leaders are still doing things in such old-fashioned, expensive, boring, and ineffective ways.
ProBlogger
APRIL 23, 2018
The first time I met him was at a conference, probably was in 2005, a blogging conference. The first ProBlogger event we ran was for 100 people but before I did that, in 2005 I ran a meet-up and 10 people came in. I know four of those people still today read ProBlogger and they’ve been reading ProBlogger since 2005.
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