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Blog Comments or Sharing via Twitter and Facebook?

August 9, 2010 By Jim Raffel 10 Comments

Blog comments aren't dead any more than newspapers are dead. Until Twitter and Facebook became so big, blog comments were the only way to express your pleasure with a post. Now, sharing the post via Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn or other social media channels is a snap. Justin Levy weighs in. I … [Read more...]

Filed Under: blogging, links, new media, social media, Twitter, WordPress Tagged With: blog, blog comments, comments, Facebook, justin levy, online social networking, social information processing, social media, social media channels, Twitter, web 2.0

Repurposed Blog Content

August 4, 2010 By Jim Raffel 6 Comments

Repurposing blog content is synonymous with finding new distribution channels. More distribution channels means you've cast a wider net to collect fans of your work. Contrary to what some believe there is nothing "wrong" with repurposing your work. Creating the content. One day you'll be working on … [Read more...]

Filed Under: blogging, Marketer, new media, Writing Tagged With: blog content, blog post, distribution channel, google search, readers, repurposed, social information processing

What You Bring to Blogging is You

July 24, 2010 By Jim Raffel 4 Comments

You have probably noticed the explosion in blogging over the last couple of years. You may also be thinking about starting a blog and wondering "what can I bring to blogging?" I feel the answer is you and your unique life perspective on the topics you chose to write about. It's all about you. Yes, … [Read more...]

Filed Under: blogging Tagged With: blog, blog marketing, bloggers, blogging, blogs, experience, inspiration, mainstream media, perspective, social information processing, topic, world wide web

Audience Engagement: It's All About Them

July 20, 2010 By Jim Raffel 5 Comments

When preparing to speak, choose talking points that focus the dialog around the audience point of view and will resonate with them. Here is how I prepared for the opportunity to speak for the Milwaukee Likemind group about using your blog as a homebase for all on-line activity. Topic selection. … [Read more...]

Filed Under: blogging, Blogging 101, conferences, Marketer, motivation, personal development, public speaking, Writing Tagged With: all about, audience, blog, engagement, jeff larch, milwaukee, opportunities, prepare, social information processing, topic, video cameras

Blogging 101: Comments; Open or Closed?

July 16, 2010 By Jim Raffel 13 Comments

There is no right answer to open or closed comments. On this blog they are open and unmoderated. That being said I wouldn't hesitate to delete a comment should it cross any lines...my lines as it is my blog. The case for closed. Many of the blogs I read on a regular basis have comments closed. In … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Blogging 101 Tagged With: blog, bloggers, blogging, blogs, comments, Seth Godin, social information processing, tom peters

Blogging 101: Face Time at Social Media Conferences

July 15, 2010 By Jim Raffel 4 Comments

Do you wonder what it's like to spend a few days face to face spending time with other bloggers and social medial devotees? In my experience, it's some serious fun and that is why I am headed back to BlogWorld this October. At the end of this post you'll have an opportunity to sign up for BlogWorld … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Blogging 101, conferences, WordPress Tagged With: blog, blogging, conferences, extremely, matt mullenweg, social information processing, social media, WordPress

Blogging 101: The Power Of The Guest Post

July 14, 2010 By Jim Raffel Leave a Comment

Exchanging posts with a fellow blogger will increase and diversify site traffic for both of you. The intellectual conversations that take place in the comments of both blogs will take on a different flavor as well. One brain only goes so far. Reading this blog each day gets you my perspective on … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Blogging 101 Tagged With: blog, blogging, blogs, guest, perspective, post, randy murry, readers, social information processing

Why I Write My Blog Posts One Week Ahead

July 11, 2010 By Jim Raffel 15 Comments

What follows is a guest post by Randy Murray. I enjoy having his blog in my RSS feed every since our mutual Twitter friend Debbie Kipp introduced us. Publishing a blog is in interesting venture. It is, for most intents and purposes, a virtually free press. It’s a remarkable opportunity for anyone … [Read more...]

Filed Under: blogging Tagged With: blog, blog post, blogs, Debbie Kipp, randy murray, social information processing

Find Yourself and Your Message Will Materialize

July 4, 2010 By Jim Raffel 7 Comments

Take the time to find yourself and your message will magically materialize. How do you make your money? That's what you do. If you are trying to find yourself, start there. I'm a Small Biz CEO. Yes, take a peek at the tag line up above (below my name). It's only been "Small Biz CEO" for a few days, … [Read more...]

Filed Under: blogging, Marketer, motivation, personal development Tagged With: Authentic, blog, bloggers, ceo, find yourself, message, social information processing, writing skill

Small Business B2B Social Media Platform

June 23, 2010 By Jim Raffel 16 Comments

How should a small business leverage social media to sell to other businesses that are almost always much larger concerns? Stop selling to the business. Instead start introducing yourself and engaging with the people who make up that business. Social media allows you to connect to more people in a … [Read more...]

Filed Under: blogging, Marketer, new media, sales, social media, Twitter, WordPress Tagged With: b2b, blog, business platform, human interest, linkedin, online social networking, search engines, small business, social information processing, social media, social networking, Twitter

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