Liveblogging is a very interesting phenomenon. Essentially it is just writing down information at the conference or meeting you are in attendance. Almost similar to taking a notebook and a pen, but with the added bonus that if you are a well respected person, potentially millions of people are going to be able to see and comment on the information you are receiving/inputting.
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Live Blogging
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Friends with Benefits - A Social Media Marketing Handbook
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Friends with Benefits, a social media handbook by Darren Barefoot & Julie Szabo is a tactical guide of tricks, tips, & case studies that show you how to reach out to the new online influencers to increase your co.'s online visibility & website traffic. You'll learn how to create viral campaigns, craft a compelling social media pitch, & market effectively inside intimidating social media channels, where honesty & connections are far more important than the size of your marketing budget.
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An Inbound Marketer's Introduction to Twitter Lists
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An introduction to how you can start building Twitter lists and why they could be useful to inbound marketers!
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Seven Things to Consider Prior to Launching Your Business Blog
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The same goes for your business blog and the basic key to success is to plan for it to be a perpetual outlet for remarkable content. When planned right blogs end up with the appeal, rhythm and engagement found in rolling ball sculptures.
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Blogging Is a Dialect, Do You Speak It?
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An Excerpt: If something sucks, just say it sucks
The late, great David Foster Wallace wrote a wonderful essay about grammar wars (they do exist) in his book Consider the Lobster.
He suggests that the kids who know the big words on the playground are future social misfits. If what we might call “book talk” is your only dialect, you run the risk of alienating anyone who doesn’t communicate in that way. The more dialects you know, the more people you can make a connection with.
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Changes to Login System
Posted June 23rd, 2009 by RickBurnes
This morning we made a few changes to the InboundMarketing.com login and registration system.
A few important notes about the changes:
-- When logging into InboundMarketing.com now, you must use your "User Name" (not your email); your username are the names listed in your first and last name fields, separate with a space. So, my username is "Rick Burnes"
-- Once you're logged into InboundMarketing.com you will be able to change your User Name and email.
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