(businessandblogging.com) The past week has been an interesting one for those of us who follow business blogging and social media. Here is some Sunday reading to help you get caught up with the latest. So grab your cup of coffee. Sit back, relax, and enjoy the reading!
A new social site to watch - FastCompany.com - […]
One of our goals here at Business and Blogging is to take a look at the blogs that are aleady out there, focusing first on blogs from some of the leading corporations.
Liz outlined the criteria for reviewing blogs on her post, Business Blogs: The Good, The Bad and The Ugly. Since then, she’s reviewed the […]
(businessandblogging.com) What’s at the heart of most relationship problems?
Any sociologist or psychologist will tell you that it is miscommunication.
Your relationships with your customers are no different.
Think about it. If you were going to receive bad news about your spouse or your best friend, who would you rather hear it from? Would you want to […]
(businessandblogging.com) The Internet is filled with advice on what to do and what not to do with your blog. Some of that advice applies specifically to personal blogs, or to hobby blogs, but much of it applies to business blogs as well.
Tomorrow Liz will be listing some of the attributes of good business blogs. Today, […]
(businessandblogging.com) Business Blogwire is one of several blogs that I have found to be informative and helpful as I’ve begun to follow the evolution of business blogging. Easton Ellsworth, who writes at Business Blogwire, has an excellent eye for what business bloggers need to know. I learn something every time I read a post.
I recently […]
(businessandblogging.com) I had been seeing references to the Blog Council on quite a few posts, but this post from Duncan Riley of TechCrunch pulled it all together for me and helped me understand what it’s all about. The Blog Council has their own site, so you can form your own opinion.
According to the Blog […]
As cohost of a blog called Business and Blogging, you’d think that I wouldn’t need to ask that question.
In fact, I probably wouldn’t have thought of this question at all if I hadn’t run across this post called Business Blogging vs Corporate Blogging over at the Direct Traffic Media blog (which is itself a business […]
In my endeavours to communicate to business owners and executives the potential benefits of blogging, one of the challenges I’ve been facing is how to explain satisfactorily the broader context of social media and social networking.
And when I can hold their attention long enough to communicate something about the social media/social networking revolution, my next […]
I think a lot about corporate blogging policy, or - if you prefer - business blogging policy. That probably comes from all those years working in government - and subsequently consulting to governments - where everything had to have a policy framework and, in principle, expenditure and programs had to fit with that framework (yes, […]
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