Josh S Peters
NOVEMBER 29, 2010
It’s an interesting service that, per it’s about page, “is the source for people’s opinions about bloggers, columnists, reporters, and other writers whose work is available online&#. The sign up was quick and if you’re a blogger I would highly recommend you do it. Last Wednesday I discovered Scribnia.
Josh S Peters
NOVEMBER 29, 2010
It’s an interesting service that, per it’s about page, “is the source for people’s opinions about bloggers, columnists, reporters, and other writers whose work is available online&#. The sign up was quick and if you’re a blogger I would highly recommend you do it. Last Wednesday I discovered Scribnia.
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Josh S Peters
JANUARY 9, 2013
The content created for branding and awareness is often what gets shared more since they are typically more engaging and designed to be interesting and shareable on social networks which can give them a bump in the search results.
Josh S Peters
JUNE 2, 2011
Add to this little button battle services like Share This (implemented here at Shuaism) that tie in dozens if not hundreds of services and bloggers have had some interesting decisions on their hands lately. Facebook has a new Send Button because it believes that sometimes we actually do want some privacy. Isn’t that a strange concept?
Josh S Peters
FEBRUARY 5, 2013
The key is to always start with the goals, then the customer behavior, and then the content followed by SEO optimization and social activation being amplified by paid methods as necessary. Building this will inform the rest of the strategy, content, and social media platforms you participate on. you’re going to need.
Josh S Peters
JANUARY 16, 2013
ZMOT is where people search the web for that accessible, quality content you and others have created and then use social channels for either more research and opinions or for sharing the content they find (or even the purchases they make). It defines the new set of actions that are taking place when consumers buy a product.
Josh S Peters
FEBRUARY 3, 2009
It’s a really good read and several other great bloggers like Chris Brogan and Amber Naslund have done the same. John Jantsch at Duct Tape Marketing posted up a work flow he dubbed his Social Media System. All three are great looks at how they get things done. John encourage people to do the same so here I go.
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