Buzz Marketing for Technology
JULY 24, 2008
Week 4: RSS feeds and Feedreaders. Install a feed reader. Week 12: Ebooks and Audiobooks. Ebooks and Audio books. Hosted by Edublogs Campus. Week 2: Flickr and photo sharing. Create a flickr account and post a photo. Week 3: Play week. Play with an Image generator. Play with LibraryThing. Week 5: Get social.
ProBlogger
SEPTEMBER 18, 2018
And chances are your readers won’t need the “Entries RSS” link. These days most readers t subscribe by email instead, and readers who do want to use RSS can just enter your blog’s name/URL in their feed reader. (I I doubt they’ll want to subscribe to an RSS feed of all the comments, either.).
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Viper Chill
JULY 11, 2011
Email one gets a lot of unsubscribes as people often just sign-up for a freebie (such as my 10K eBook) and cancel their subscription straight away. Not only do I have a lead magnet in the sidebar for all blog and post pages, but there’s an eBook graphic in the site footer here which takes you to my 10K subscribers page.
ProBlogger
NOVEMBER 6, 2014
For example, if you are selling your cooking ebook no your blog, you’ll likely want to stay active on mommy blogs or other cooking blogs where your target audience is likely to reside – giving away free recipes on those blogs is a great way reach that audience and intrigue them to learn more about you (and your own blog).
Viper Chill
MAY 6, 2010
I went from having over 150 blogs in my feed reader in the last few years to just 12, purely because I was seeing the same content over, and over (and over) again. You may be right, but I’ll let a few more guesses come in before I reveal Reply Mark Dykeman says: May 6, 2010 at 11:11 am Did you get this idea from your feed reader?
Viper Chill
JANUARY 4, 2010
I have no interest (yet) in having a public presence on Netvibes, but it’s probably going to replace my feed reader, my twitter client, and little helper programs like my planner as well. There’s certainly no shortage of DYIers like me, who could recount horrible tales of unreliable domain hosts and worse.
Viper Chill
AUGUST 9, 2010
If you’re reading this in a feed reader or inbox, thanks for subscribing! Reply Podcast Host, Tim says: August 14, 2010 at 11:19 pm Glenn – I appreciate your openness… It’s great to understand how the experts are receiving their traffic flow and is perfect for developing traffic strategy.
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