How Do We Define ‘Bloggers’?
After reading Steve Rubel's commentary on a new study that suggests less than 5% of bloggers act like real journalists, I asked…
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After reading Steve Rubel's commentary on a new study that suggests less than 5% of bloggers act like real journalists, I asked…
As someone who's moderated a few conference panels in recent months, and is preparing for doing another one in June, I found Guy Kawasaki's tips on how to be a great moderator quite useful:
The WebTrends Marketing Lab continues the genesis of analytics in shifting the focus from broadly-aimed campaigns based on general website usage to a more discrete relationship based on the specifics of individual visits to a site.
Publishers who are members of Google's Partner Program in the US and the UK can sign on to sell online-only access to material available through Google Book Search.
Ross Mayfield nails one of the biggest problems of marketing to bloggers: