In 2006 Debbie Weil’s successful “The Corporate Blogging Book” was published. Robert Scoble and Shel Israel published “Naked Conversations: How Blogs are Changing the Way Businesses Talk with Customers”, and everyone was talking about “conversations” and “blogging”. participated that year in the writing of a book on blogging for a local client and started a “blogging for business” service. The following year, the market was flooded with books on blogging, such as John Cass’s “Tools for Corporate Blogging” as well as dozens of others. MORE >>

Much has been said about the decline of blogging , and why now is a great time to start creating content. Building a successful blog in 2006 depended on building a loyal readership via RSS. How does one write a great, well-read blog in the post RSS era? Here are some tips to build on past ones about blogging : 1. Strength of community is essential to a blog’s health. If you don’t have a community, consider cutting one post on your site, and guest posting once a week on other blogs and mastheads to develop a following. Quid pro quo. MORE >>

Posterous is shutting down and all Posterous blogs will be deleted on April 30 , 2013. Its time to move your blog again to a new url and loose all your Pagerank and search engine traffic. My family maintains small personal blogs on Posterous after a introduced it to them a few years back as one of the easiest blogging tools, especially since it was an excellent way to blog by email. Simply email to a special email and Posterous will add it to your blog. It was possibly the simplest way to blog from anywhere. Perils of Free Blogging Platforms. MORE >>

In 2006 Debbie Weil‘s successful “The Corporate Blogging Book” was published. Robert Scoble and Shel Israel published “Naked Conversations: How Blogs are Changing the Way Businesses Talk with Customers”, and everyone was talking about “conversations” and “blogging”. That same year I co-authored a book on what back then we called “blogging for business&# for a [.]. Blog Blogging blog marketing customer-centricity MORE >>

Blogs are one of the most valuable marketing tools ever created. started blogging in September 2003, and since then I have written almost three thousand posts. I'm proud of this blog mostly because it serves two personal Gods for me: my love of writing and my love of sharing. Chris and I have been friends since we first met at PodCamp Boston back in 2006, so any chance to hang out when we're in the same city, we take advantage of. The morning of the conference, we had breakfast and our conversation sparked a blog post (this one: Where Do Ideas Come From? ). MORE >>