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20 Simple Ways to Boost Blog Subscribers

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It's not an uncommon scenario: Business bloggers get so caught up in the grind of churning out quality content on a regular basis, they tend to forget about some of the other fundamental factors that contribute to a successful blog. Unfortunately, too many bloggers undermine the value of these loyal members of their blog's readership.

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Customer Anthropology: The Art of Observation

Buzz Marketing for Technology

< £ Salon Bloggers & > June 15, 2006. -->. Its usually easier and less hassle for employees to find workarounds than to complain to management and wait for them to act. Customer Anthropology: The Art of Observation. and potential customers) at work as a means of discovering unmet needs that your organization can fill.

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How NOT to pitch a blog | Online Marketing Blog

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Home About Resources Archives Subscribe Consulting Contact How NOT to pitch a blog 29 Comments | Posted by Lee Odden on Aug 29th, 2007 in Blog Marketing , Blogging , Online Marketing , Online PR In the past I’ve written about blogger relations offering tips on how marketers or PR professionals ought to present their story ideas to bloggers.

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PKM and the Organization - Pollard

Buzz Marketing for Technology

< £ Salon Bloggers & > September 27, 2006. -->. This article is the concatenation and update of three previous articles on Personal Knowledge Management (PKM). Its time for the knowledge champions of the world to get together, and to get our act. MADE IN CANADA. trust your instincts. <

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The Ultimate Guide to Content Distribution

Hubspot

These third parties could include customers, journalists, bloggers, and anyone who shares your content for free — hence the name “earned”. Year after year, hundreds of marketers report increased efforts and spending on their content marketing — or the intention to do so. But great content is a waste if your audience doesn’t know it exists.