Don’t You Know Who I Think I Am?
Posted on November 20, 2008. Filed under: Observations, Social Media, blogging | Tags: Blog, blogging, Branding, Business, celebrity, Media, personal brand, Social Media, Writing |
Personal Branding was long the preserve of the Hollywood celebrity. To have a personal brand one needed a publicist, a manager, a PR agency and of course the ubiquitous “People”, as in “I’ll have my people talk to your people”. Social Media is changing all of that. People who would have once gone [...]
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( 2 so far )Who I am I reading?
Posted on November 16, 2008. Filed under: Observations, Social Media, blogging | Tags: blogging, friends, LinkedIn, reading, social networking, twitter, Writing |
Most people know who the “Rockstars” are in blogging these days. With an estimated 1 million blogs being created everyday in the US you would think that it would be very hard to get noticed or have your voice heard. Those who have been blogging a long time have already managed to differentiate [...]
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Posted on October 23, 2008. Filed under: Observations, Social Media | Tags: blogging, Keep Blogging Weird, Robert Scoble, Tweetup, Wired, Writing |
In a recent article for Wired Magazine Paul Boutin declared the Blog dead. His argument is that blogs were good while they were being written by the little guy but now that the blogosphere is dominated by the likes of the Huffington Post and other magazine style writings, the little guy should move over to [...]
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