Lately it seems like just about everyone I know blogs. Of course that’s not the case since I also know quite a few people who have never blogged in their lives (Hi Mom!). I don’t think the high number of bloggers in my social circle is a result of working in social media or communications… Continue reading »
Nov
01
No One Cares About Your Blog
Here’s the deal: no one cares about your blog. No one cares about your status updates or your Twitter feed. No one. The fact is, people care about you. Once again I’m reminding you that social media is about relationships. No one has a relationship with a website; they have a relationship with the person… Continue reading »
Oct
12
The Content Creators will Rule the World
Not long ago I read Super Sad True Love Story: A Novel by Gary Shteyngart a weird but worthwhile futuristic book that made me laugh and grimace all at once. In it, the content creators are “so Media” which is a compliment as they are the most popular, successful people in the culture of the… Continue reading »
Sep
22
5 Popular Blog Posts: Learning What You Like
Borrowing an idea from my friend Jay Baer in his great post, Content Lessons Learned From 25 Popular Blog Posts, and because this blog has not lived as long as Jay’s, I’m reviewing the five most popular posts from Change the Conversation, below: Twitter: Why We Care What You Had for Breakfast Sometimes, when I’m… Continue reading »
Sep
16
Blog Comments and What to Do About Them
by Marijean
Do you allow comments on your blog? Do you moderate them? Why or why not? Some thoughts on how to handle blog comments:
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