Killer Titles - Group Writing Project [WIN A PRIZE] (10)
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This week I’m running a ‘Group Writing Project’ here at ProBlogger where you have the chance to win a $2000 identity design (logo) from logo designer David Airey. You can see a portfolio of the graphics and logo design that David has previously done. Thanks to David for this fantastic prize. Please read the instructions below carefully to enter. What is a Group Writing Project In brief (I outline it fully below) - these projects ...
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lorfel said:
the next challenge in pipe line already..
The Brand Box: New York Times Wants to Censor and Influence Bloggers? (9)
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On Saturday, I posted about the New York Times and their coverage that same evening of the BlogHer 08 Conference in their online Fashion & Style section (The Sunday Styles section in the print version). I was particularly upset about where the paper placed the story and the overall tone of the article. I also wrote a brief letter to the editor that day that expressed my thoughts on the topic. You can read my ...
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Ontario Emperor said:
Amber Naslund's second post on the Times and BlogHer, this one focusing on an editor's actions regarding publication of a letter to the editor.
There Are No Rules In Social Media, Be A Guide Not An Expert (19)
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The latest trend in the Twitterverse seems to be one of rules, rules, rules. This trend toward a kind of social media home owner's association is driven in part by ego and part by a desire for control and power, and it goes against the grain of social media. Social media and the internet it plays on is organic by nature. Organic concepts scare the pants off of people and companies, especially big enterprise. After ...
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b said:
Two sentences got my attention: "Social media and the internet it plays on is organic by nature."and "If social media users concentrate on the team building and community building that is currently going on, and make a concerted effort to change the landscape of ebusiness from that of the expert, always competing, to that of a guide, always leading and learning, social media will thrive."
The Name's Wreck. Cake Wreck. (11)
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This cake may technically be a wreck, but it's a freakin' sweet wreck. And get this: it's a wedding cake. Awww yeeeah [cue Bond music: dum da da dum da da da...].Check out the details, folks: from the crashed plane and face-down henchman (my favorite) to the bad guy scaling the back and the bullet holes peppering the second tier, this is one detailed Bond diarama. And don't get me started on the blasted-off columns ...
5 Twitter Tactics for Building a Stellar Brand (64)
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This is a guest posting by Andy Beal, co-author of Radically Transparent: Monitoring and Managing Reputations Online. Join Andy as he shares more secrets at his Online Reputation Management Workshop on August 7th. Micromedia tools such as Twitter, Plurk, and Pownce have introduced the concept of group conversations. Similar to instant messaging, Twitter allows you to send quick, short messages to hundreds of friends at once. Anyone that signs on to “follow” your Twitter profile ...
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Bambi said:
Good article by Andy Beal
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Heids said:
A good primer on the user of Twitter for individual reputation/brand building.
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Tink *~*~* said:
It might be time for me to get a Twitter account. I've been holding off because it seems like SUCH a time suck, and time is something I don't have a lot of...
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Ricardo Hdz said:
Things to keep in mind in Web 2.0
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philoscribe said:
Sensible Twitter advice!
The Dirty Secrets of Debt Reduction (and What to Do About Them) (8)
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When I was a sophomore in college, I got my first credit card. I thought it was awesome — it was like free money. Soon I got another credit card, and before long I’d maxed them both out. I entered the work force with a handicap. I had the start of a nasty credit habit. Because I’d grown up in a poor family, I had no notion of proper money skills. I made some bad ...
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