I’ve been rattling this thought around my head for the past few months but just decided to make it publicly accessible.
Site for Blogger Recruitment
Blogger-Jobs.com, a Web site launched last month by veteran weblogger Jeremy Wright and Recruiting.com, provides a recruitment service that matches employers with bloggers.
What Every Blogger Needs To Know About Their Target Audience
It doesn’t matter what kind of web site you have you must understand your target audience and know what it is that they want. Please notice that I used the word want and not the word need. There is a world of difference between wants and needs. For example you might need a means of getting from A to B and almost any vehicle would fulfil that need; but what you really want is a top of the range BMW!
Blogger Puts Himself Up for Auction on eBay
The recently held US Presidential Elections have effectively proved that blogs can be one of the most effective ways of getting your message across. And, it is not only politicians, activists and hobbyists who are using to spread their messages but companies like Sun, Microsoft, Audi, eBay, Google and Monster are using blogs as marketing tools.
Blogger Used to Spam Google
There are numerous, unscrupulous methods with which to spam search engines in an attempt to improve SERP ranking. Hidden text, doorway/cloaked pages, and keyword stuffing are just a few of processes tried by those not wanting to use approved (tolerated?) SEO techniques. With the proliferation of blogging as a form of web publishing, there appears to be another method that spammers are willing to use in an effort to trick search engines into yielding higher rankings.
Google Launches Blogger Overhaul
Sporting a new design and many new member features, Google-owned Blogger.com has been relaunched.
Why Google Bought Blogger.com
You may have heard that Google recently purchased Pyra, the company responsible for Blogger.com, and BlogSpot.com, a “push-button publishing tool for the people…”
Blogging for Dollars: Giving Rise to the Professional Blogger
Towards the end of June, I was invited to a conference at the Banff New Media Institute, located in the midst of the Canadian Rockies in the province of Alberta. The title of the conference was “Producing New Media: Money and Law,” and we explored and discussed funding models and legal issues for various new media projects, including Weblogs. During that weekend, I came to a realization that I’ve been mulling over ever since: a lack of money is hindering the growth and potential of blogging. Free–or personal–blogging can only take us so far.