How to Find Expert Sources or Be an Expert Source for Blog Stories and Publicity
Did you know there are free resources that bloggers can use to find experts and professionals as sources for blog posts? Did you know that these same free resources also allow you to offer your own services as an expert source, which gives you a great way to promote your Read more…
Have Blog Reviews Tainted the Image of Bloggers?
In my life as a blogger, I’ve been sent a few items for review, like books, gadgets, food items, coffee and software. Some of these have been given to me gratis. Some, I’ve had to return. Most of the time, I review items that I’ve bought myself, especially if these Read more…
Five mistakes PR execs make when engaging bloggers and how to solve them
It’s great to hear from PR companies: they can help bloggers to keep on top of product launches, new services and interview opportunities. But what happens when it goes wrong? Read more…
Where have all the @replies gone?
I’ve been fond of using Twitter not only as a means to shout out the latest happenings in my life, and not only to converse with online friends, but also to watch for trends and information that people may be discussing. I know I still have a lot to learn Read more…
Should The URL Dictate Publishing Comments?
So far, there has been quite the discussion taking place on a recent post here on Performancing (Pros And Cons Of The URL Field) with many excellent points being made. However, a comment written by Ami Ohayon made me stop for a moment to think. In her comment, she states Read more…
Feed Analysis—There Is A Solution For Feed Analytics After All
BlogPerfume has created a very nice feed analytics tool called Feed Analysis. This tool allows you to view statistics at various timeframes from your FeedBurner feeds. Unfortunately, there are not many solutions for feed analysis available from some recent searching which I have done. However, I recently found this tool, Read more…
