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There’s an old saying that March comes in like a lion and out like a lamb…except of course, when it comes in like a lamb and goes out like a lion…..or occasionally when it comes in like a lion and goes out like a lion…and then once in a while when it comes in like a lamb […]
(www.businessandblogging.com) Has your week been as hectic as mine?
Well, you can relax. It’s Sunday now and have we got some reading for you!
This week we’ll be taking a look at blogging in the news, business blogging tips, and general blogging tips.
So, grab yourself a coffee, sit back, and enjoy!
Blogging in the News
From David Pogue at […]
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Some things are just more fun when done in a group.
Shopping is one of them. This weekend I spent some time shopping for decorating ideas for my new apartment.
Only I was shopping online - a pretty solitary endeavor. There was no one to share my cool finds with, and no one to tell me about the clever things they had […]
When I first heard about Twitter last year I viewed it as just another social networking tool. I didn’t give much thought as to whether it could be used for business, but rather I saw it as another means for folks to communicate online.
To tell you the truth, I was also afraid that it would […]
Did you ever think your blog posts were good enough to belong in a museum??
Well, the Metropolitan Museum of Art is currently showing an interactive exhibit about fashion - that includes a blog!
Visitors are encouraged to share their reactions to the exhibit either from home or from terminals located right in the exhibit.
The Museum directors feel that […]
(businessandblogging.com) As I was browsing through my morning reading, I came upon this article from Candice Choi at the San Francisco Chronicle. The article describes how blogging is starting to have a major impact on the food manufacturing industry.
Apparently blogs are springing up that are dedicated to reviewing specific food products. A review on one […]
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There are so many sources of information these days: blogs, podcasts, videos, online newspapers and magazines, that you might think that libraries are out-dated and out-moded.
But like me, you might be surprised to find that many libraries are embracing web 2.0. They are even using blogs to achieve many of the same goals that your small business […]
(www.businessandblogging.com) Last week we marked the first day of spring. With the onset of spring, many have turned their thoughts to spring cleaning.
If it’s been a while since you’ve taken a critical look at your blog, it just might be time to do some spring cleaning there as well.
Here are ten spring cleaning questions to […]
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(www.businessandblogging.com) Welcome to this week’s coffee break. I just put a fresh pot on to brew. Why don’t you do the same? Then join me in this week’s look around the web.
Earlier this week I wrote about claiming your identity as an expert. This post from Chris Baggott at Chiefmarketer expands on that theme:
Blogs let Amateurs Steal Your Business […]
(businessandblogging.com) The New York Times has it right this time.
In a recent article titled So You Want to Be A Blogging Star by columnist Paul Boutin, The New York Times examines some of the myths around blogging for money. The very first point that the article makes, “Don’t expect to get rich,” is exactly right.
Here […]
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