I am writing on BlogOn 2005 over at the AllBusiness PR Blog this week, and will be updating the posts here.
High Traffic Blogs and Blogging Income
High traffic blogs are primed for a huge breakthrough in revenue generation. With their already large volume of vistors, combined with some solid products and services on offer, and you have a recipe for some serious dollars.
Blogging to Save the Butler
After learning the fate of Jeeves, the long serving butler mascot of Ask Jeeves fame, a number of bloggers have banded together to try to resurrect the affable chap from the dotcom dustheap.
Corporate Blogging: Killer App or Corporate Killer?
We all know how popular blogs have become, especially in the past few years. Millions of blogs are being created and read every day. As such, many companies see the potential and are jumping on the bandwagon. Unfortunately, an ill-conceived corporate blog strategy can generate lawsuits, angry customers or employees and a bad brand experience.
IBM’s Credible Message: Blogging Means Business
Two senior IBM executives are featured in an informative and engaging series of audiovisual presentations that present the case for blogs as strategic business tools.
Corporate Blogging On the Nigh
Stephen Baker at BusinessWeek writes The business blog backlash is nigh. Well, that’s cause many people got into blogging for the wrong reasons.
Afraid of Blogging Because It Might Hurt Google
Adam Bosworth says he’s scared of posting on his blog. “I find that most of what I want to post these days would rile a fair number of people and then Google would get the blame …
Another Firing Over Blogging Bad About Employer
A marketing and public relations professional working for New York real estate firm Dwelling Quest was fired, according to her, for speaking ill of her firm on her blog. She also claims the company has filed a lawsuit against her.
Blogging Really Needs A PR Push In Britain
It’s not just that people in the UK might not know what the geeks mean by “blogging,” they might get it mixed up with something completely different.
Blogging On Google Alerts Not Crawling For Blogs
Many people get Google news alerts. They’re pretty simple. You pick your topic, say the timely subject of hurricanes. When hurricane stories appear, you get an email. You can pick the frequency upon which they appear and whether or not the alert scoura just the news or the entire web.