Posts Tagged 'blogging'

Gilbert Arenas blog goes quiet

Gilbert Arena, the 27 year old NBA star and prolific blogger Agent Zero closed his blog down. Reportedly so that he can focus on his game, as recently reported in the New York Time post.

I could be wrong, but the athlete who scored over 60 points against Kobe Bryant and the Los Angeles Lakers doesn’t seem to be lacking in performance ability due to his online performance.

Last Friday he and the Wizards were each fined $25,000 because Arena had not been speaking with the news media.

To put it in his own words, “I’ve loved the game the same as before I got hurt to now. That’s why I just want to play it instead of just doing interviews every day about nothing.”

Seems more like a sad end for such a talented and colorful online persona and professional athlete who knew he could excel at both, and well.

Read the full New York Times post here.

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Amos White is a Social Media Marketing Evangelist and public speaker.
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WordPress Instant Notification with RSS Cloud

via RSS in the Clouds « Blog « WordPress.com

To help people reading blogs to get their news on time, WordPress advances a web 2.0 “push” technology RSS Cloud.WordPress logo

“Today we turned on support for all 7.5 million blogs on WordPress.com something called RSS Cloud, which is basically a way for people to get push notification that your feed has updated.”

The RSS Cloud service affects only blog posts from blogs using WordPress blog platform.

To learn more, read the full announcement here.

MidWest Corps “Get Closer” with Social Media

The St. Louis Business Journal reports major corporate brands investing in social media to respond to consumer need for connectivity through conversation and to enrich marketing effectiveness.

Read the full post here.

Being “Too Personal” Online

Appearing “too personal” online can be a plus in internet marketing and for building your business.Remember, your blog is your business.Being too personal creates empathy with like minded users interested in people like them who like things they are interested in or can become interested in.

Empathy can be observed as web visitor stickiness, increase in visitors, or an increase in subscribers via RSS or Newsletter.

Remember, visitors, readers and subscribers all consume:
1. Information
2. Interesting referrals via links (ie.; affiliate partners)
3. Your products and services

Check out one of the fastest growing blogs on WordPress today:
http://lipstickandlaundry.wordpress.com/

Very personal.


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