If you’ve read {grow} with any consistency you’ll recognize Jon Buscall as one of the most vibrant intellectual voices in our community. Today Jon tackles the tough issue of monetizing a blog community in our next installment of Community Week: So many people (including Mark!) have written about the SEO benefits of blogs …
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Continue ReadingBloggen: Twitter, Blog, Skyrock.com, Kachingle, Identi.ca, Blook, the Bobs, Corporate Blog, Graswurzel-Journalismus, Ucoz, Flattr (German Edition) Kapitel: Twitter, Blog, Skyrock.com, Kachingle, Identi.ca, Blook, the Bobs, Corporate Blog, Graswurzel-Journalismus, Ucoz, Flattr, Social Media Newsroom, Vlog, Blogosphäre, Global Voices Online, Technorati, Mikroblogging, Statusnet, A-Blogger, Ostatus, Warblog, Fotoblog, Moblog, Watts up With That, Twhirl, Twitterwall, Bloggies, Wahlblog, Blogping, [...]
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The Truth about Blog and Twitter Content Syndication The term syndication can have a variety of meanings depending on who you ask to define it. This ebook is intended to make sense of the confusion about syndication and clarify the difference between the licensed syndication model used by Newstex and other syndication opportunities that do [...]
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Twitter Traffic Magic – How To Use Twitter To Boost Your Real Estate Blog Traffic! (Master Resale Rights) Something new happened a few years ago in the blogosphere and if you’re not part of it, you’re missing out. The new trend I’m referring to is Twitter. Twitter, a free service available at www.twitter.com , is [...]
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How many ways are you leveraging your blog posts? Most people write a post and that’s the end of it. You’re probably syndicating your blog feed to the usual places: Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn, at the very least. And that’s a good thing. Yet there are many other ways to get more mileage out of [...]
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Continue ReadingJoel Spolsky explains why your company blog shouldn’t be all about your company: These days, it seems like just about every start-up founder has a blog, and 99 percent of these bloggers are doing it wrong. The problem? They make the blog about themselves, filling it with posts announcing new hires, touting new products, and [...]
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Today Google Scholar, the search service for academic literature, has launched a blog. The fact of Google Scholar having proven popular enough to merit a blog is surely an indication of the importance of Web and Internet technology to the academic world at large. This is a trend ReadWriteWeb has long recognized. Sponsor Google Scholar [...]
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Are Blog Comments Dead?
by TwitterFools on July 30, 2010
As engagement and sharing on Twitter, Facebook and other social tools continues to increase, many bloggers are noticing a sharp decrease in comments on their blogs. Of course, that doesn’t mean that interest is declining. RSS and email subscriptions, site traffic and social sharing may all be continuing to increase. These are tracked through a [...]
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