I really didn’t want to get too involved in the whole mommy blogger bullshit scene, but after this AdAge post, I’ve decided that it was time to say a few things. (Note: I’m posting those thoughts here instead of in a comment on the...
Topics: blog swag, bloggers, Blogging, blogher, mommy bloggers, Social Media, swag

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I don’t visit PRWeb often these days, since I don’t work in release distribution and media relations anymore. Today I stopped by to look for an archived version of a client’s release that was distributed there, and to say I was turned...
Topics: PR Tools, press release distribution, prweb, web design

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I received a reader question a little while ago related to the freedom customers have in leaving public feedback about a company, and how a company should treat derogatory comments when they have the ability to delete them. While the question...

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Just a very mini-rant today after catching up on some feeds:If you want to risk completely turning off your readers and sacrificing your site’s credibility with them when posting a “Top whatever-the-hell-it-is-this-week” list, go ahead..
Topics: Blogging

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Today let’s chat about a tool from David McInnis, brought to my attention a little while ago by Joe Beaulaurier: PeoplePond.The site is billed as a “personal SEO” tool, to assist in personal branding. But do we really need one?  So far.
Topics: david mcginnis, elastic seo, peoplepond, personal seo, PR Tools, Social Media

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