B2B Memes

MAY 2, 2012

Most industry bloggers insist that content generated should be exclusive—information unavailable elsewhere. Early results from my third 50-site study of e-news delivery confirm that high quality remains in short supply. What accounts for this poor showing? Of the eight common factors I’ve identified , three in particular stand out: 1.

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B2B Memes

JANUARY 29, 2011

Are content farms just convenient whipping boys for bloggers and mainstream media alike? There’s little editing, no quality control — it’d be understandable if this was user-generated content, but the junk is coming from major media companies, ones with paid content producers. Increasingly the Internet is a gigantic content farm.

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B2B Memes

AUGUST 9, 2012

The post wasn’t picked up, tweeted about on Twitter, shared, liked on Facebook and only generated a few (if any) comments. The Naked Blogger. If your aim with your content is to generate a certain number of page views or comments, your degree of success will be easy to gauge. Not so in the blogging era.

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B2B Memes

AUGUST 9, 2012

The post wasn’t picked up, tweeted about on Twitter, shared, liked on Facebook and only generated a few (if any) comments. The Naked Blogger. If your aim with your content is to generate a certain number of page views or comments, your degree of success will be easy to gauge. Not so in the blogging era.

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B2B Memes

APRIL 10, 2012

But then what does for most bloggers? But some are so clearly and consistently focused on a single community interest that they generate with almost every post a huge number of intelligent, interesting, and polite comments. Second, they are all genuinely good, thoughtful, and generous people. Please let me know.).

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