Posts Tagged ‘business’
Being Featured on BusinessWeek
I got an email today informing me that my Business Exchange profile will be featured at BusinessWeek tomorrow, starting around 9:30 am Eastern for about 24 hours. Compared to other Business Exchange contributors, my level of activity and contribution pales, though I think I hold my own as far as the quality of my shares.
That makes it even more of an honor. Thanks BusinessWeek!
If you’re not familiar with BusinessWeek’s Business Exchange social network, here’s an article I wrote on it for Ploked.
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The Anti-Recession Recipe for Business and How to Bake It til You Make It
It’s the number one topic on everyone’s mind at some point: what will happen to my business during hard times?
It doesn’t seem to matter what business you’re in, or whether the news says it’s getting a little better or a little worse.
Every business owner’s mind drifts to the recession at some point.
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What’s Better Than Being on the Front Page of Digg?
Last week, we were talking about one of the reasons business blogging growth is slowing.
Part of the reason growth is slowing is that the instant fame model of blogging is proving to be hollow. You can’t be an instant success blogger. It just doesn’t happen.
It may look like this blogger was an overnight success or that company got instant social media attention. But there’s always a huge amount of work coupled with a huge amount of work behind it.
And yet. There is a way that business blogging can greatly enhance your visibility day after day, if you’re willing to forgo the Hyper-Viral model.
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Are Topical Social Networks the Next Big Thing?
If the growth of business blogging is slowing, and Twitter becomes old news, what will be be talking about next in social media?
We’re already audio blogging a bit, and video is getting to be a more feasible option. I don’t know that it will get to the point where just to be seen you need to have video, not any time soon.
Not the way it is with blogging.
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