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May 26, 2005
First of all, thanks to everyone who voted last year! You put this blog in the top spot in the "best b-to-b marketing-topic blog" category in the 2004 MarketingSherpa Readers' Choice Best Blog Awards
Well, it's now 2005 and MarketingSherpa's 2nd Annual Reader's Choice Blog Awards are just around the corner, and the voting starts today.
If you dig it, please Vote Here! http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.asp?u=333931095143
After doing some quick analysis on last years' winners and this years' nominees, it's interesting to note that there are only 2 winners from last year that were not nominated this year. Canuckflack and re:invention, Kirsten Osolind's blog.
After looking over many of the entries, I see a lot of folks I know! Great stuff. Toby's in here. Brian Carroll is in, and Kirsten posted a fabulous comment - please have a read.
May 26, 2005
John Cass & Backbone Media, Inc., a Boston based Internet marketing company that specializes in integrated search engine optimization and website design services, announced a survey on business blogging (http://www.backbonemedia.com/blogsurvey/). The survey seeks to understand what results business bloggers have received from their blogs. Specifically the survey asks respondents what sales, PR and product development results they have seen from their blogging initiatives. Backbone Media, Inc. will develop a snapshot of what makes a successful blog, and then translate the industry snapshot into a working model for future company blogging initiatives.
Also, check out the blog associated with this initiative.
May 18, 2005
Please comment if you know. Thanks.
May 11, 2005
...or so says Steve at AdRants
May 9, 2005
I have a presentation draft that I'm finalizing for the AMA today that's geared toward that academic audience. If there are any academicians reading this, could you please give me some feedback, via comments, on what questions you'd like answered in a presentation geared toward your audience.
I have all the usual stuff on blogs - with the intent that you'll be able to turn around and 'teach' the material to your student body - but am looking for any specific questions that I might be able to address as I tighten up the material.
Thoughts?
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