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During our recent contest asking "what's your biggest blogging challenge?" several people mentioned their challenge with finding enough content to write about. This seems to be a bigger challenge with new bloggers who may not have developed "blog antennae" yet.
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One stop blogging. Now you can post to any of your blogs from WITHIN Facebook, and post to your Twitter or other microblogging site, and update your Facebook status, all at once.
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In the offline marketing world, copywriters are a hallowed lot, at least the good ones. Not so much online. I recall a few years back reading about the different types of Internet-related jobs in terms of salaries paid, and copywriting was way down the list. In the offline world copywriters worth their salt can make a fortune!
What does this have to do with blogging? Simply that honing your blog copywriting skills can make your blog more popular and, if you're in the business of making money with it, more profitable as a result.
Two blogs I've found recently that
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This happened a few days ago and I overlooked it, but Six Apart's answer to social networking, VOX, is now open for eveyone. Up to now, it was by invitation only.
I don't think VOX is designed for business purposes, but if you're looking for a way to connect with friends and family, and MySpace isn't your thing, try VOX.
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On my company's blog at Blogging Systems I blurbed about a blog convention/tradeshow to be held in Las Vegas, November 8-9, called BlogWorld. It's being put together by convention/tradeshow promoter Rick Calvert. After giving thought to the matter, and after having mentioned BlogWorld to some of my business blogger friends, I'm wondering if Rick shouldn't consider broadening the scope of the convention to include social media. In fact, I mentioned that to Rick when I met with him at BBS.
Social media is quickly being adopted (think MySpace, Facebook, LinkedIn, YouTube, Dabble...the list could go on an on), and
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