Tag Archives: Blogs
Reviewing My Social Media Portfolio
Inspired by this GigaOm post and the year-end ritual of looking back, I decided to look at the social networks within my portfolio to see how they’re being used. Part of the exercise is driven by seeing how many different … Continue reading
Six Tricks to Happy Blogging
Last week, the Sysomos blog (which I write as part of my role as director of communications) became a member of AdAge’s Power 150, which features the leading marketing blogs. It’s great to be recognized for creating blog posts that … Continue reading
How Much is Your Blog Worth?
How much is your blog worth? I’m not talking about the value of the site but, more important, the value of all the content you’ve diligently written for the past months or years? For many people, it’s like the MasterCard … Continue reading
The Secret of Blogging Success
What makes a blog successful? Why do some blogs thrive while others struggle to attract any kind of readership? If I knew the answers to these questions, Mark Evans Tech would be a TechCrunch or a Mashable as opposed to … Continue reading
Blogging’s Back, Baby!
In a world dominated by tweets and updates, blogs don’t get as much love these days. No one sees blogs as sexy or overly interesting; they’re just a solid, if unspectacular, parts of the social media and online landscape. What’s … Continue reading
My Approach to Writing Multiple Blogs
At WordCamp Toronto on Saturday, I did a presentation on how to effectively write multiple blogs. Given that I juggle five blogs these days, it seemed like a pretty obvious topic to talk about. Whether you write one blog or … Continue reading
