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The Blog Herald - Aug 2, 2008
Here’s a question. If blog comments are mini-resumes, which comments are bringing the most traffic to your blog? When you leave a comment on a blog, there are three things at work. Your desire to participate in the …
Also tagged: features, comments, editorial, social networking, seo, web analytics, blog comments, analytics, guides, traffic, web traffic, twitter, referrals, link bait, microblogging, blog traffic, blog relationships, blog marketing and monetization, referrer, blogging demographics, referrer traffic, referral traffic
The Blog Herald - Jul 31, 2008
Here’s a question. If blog comments are mini-resumes, which comments are bringing the most traffic to your blog? When you leave a comment on a blog, there are three things at work. Your desire to participate in the …
Also tagged: features, comments, editorial, social networking, seo, web analytics, blog comments, analytics, traffic, web traffic, twitter, referrals, link bait, microblogging, blog traffic, blog relationships, guides and tutorials, blog marketing and monetization, referrer, blogging demographics, referrer traffic, referral traffic
The Blog Herald - Jul 18, 2008
Here’s a question. If blog comments are mini-resumes, which comments are bringing the most traffic to your blog? When you leave a comment on a blog, there are three things at work. Your desire to participate in the …
Also tagged: comments, editorial, social networking, seo, web analytics, blog comments, analytics, traffic, web traffic, twitter, referrals, link bait, microblogging, blog traffic, blog relationships, guides and tutorials, blog marketing and monetization, referrer, blogging demographics, referrer traffic, referral traffic
The Blog Herald - May 27, 2008
Many of us who had lived through the first internet bubble of the late 1990’s and early part of 2000 probably weren’t surprised to see this coming - but the news hit last night when the Financial Times published a …
The Blog Herald - May 22, 2008
Ironically, just when this author started to warm up to the Maverick (for entering into hostile territory), it looks as if they are encouraging their followers to post “positive thoughts” or at least actively defend …
The Blog Herald - May 21, 2008
I haven’t been writing very actively on my blogs lately, being mostly working in the back-end of things (yes, Splashpress is an ever-growing network). With this I’ve come to realize that I can compare blogs to land or …
The Blog Herald - Apr 11, 2008
Never since the days of the net bubble has the web held its collective breath (or prepared the popcorn) regarding the Microsoft-Yahoo drama. The affair has become so large (or bad, depending on your point of view) …
The Blog Herald - Apr 9, 2008
When the Internet first started to become mainstream, I was at the age when nothing mattered - except girls. Everyday I’d walk down the block to my buddy’s house. We’d boot up his beast of a computer and log on to …
Also tagged: blogs, internet, web, blog news, anticipation
The Blog Herald - Mar 30, 2008
I recently blogged about my disdain for so-called ‘bloggers’ who rip and run with your content. You know the drill. You stay up late researching and writing a post, only to find it re-posted (at varying lengths) on …
Also tagged: blog news
The Blog Herald - Mar 17, 2008
The philosophy of one of my favorite bakeries is that they allow the bread to rise up to 36 hours to ensure the best quality. It reminded me of the Italian ’slow food’ movement as a response to the production and …