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dinsdag 27 november 2007

Four Controversial Questions About LinkedIn (and How to Resolve Them). Of course you know what LinkedIn is—you already have an account, right? So what's the next step?
5:00:20 PM

Marketing Profs - Marketing Concepts, Strategies, Articles, Research, Events and Commentaries

How Marketing Can Earn a Seat at the Revenue Table. What can marketers do to be seen as part of a machine that drives revenue, not just the people who buy swag?
5:00:19 PM

Marketing Profs - Marketing Concepts, Strategies, Articles, Research, Events and Commentaries

The 10 Biggest Business Blunders (and How You Can Avoid Them). How can you avoid the 10 biggest business blunders?
5:00:18 PM

Marketing Profs - Marketing Concepts, Strategies, Articles, Research, Events and Commentaries

MarketingProfs Video: Seesmic Presages Video as a Personal Communication Tool. What do you get when you combine video, social networking, micromedia, and a very savvy French entrepreneur?
5:00:17 PM

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MarketingProfs 'Classic Truths': Top Five Do's and Don'ts of Opt-In Email List Building. There are five key points to consider (and five glaring points to avoid) when creating opt-in lists from the get-go.
5:00:15 PM

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Are blogs losing steam for some?.

Scott Adams, you know, the Dilbert creator (maybe you’re like me and don’t really follow his work because you’ve never spent a day in a cubicle) wrote on his blog the other day that he was going to start posting less frequently because he wasn’t seeing the results that he thought he would from his blog.

His stated reasons were basically, and I’m paraphrasing, that he thought some negative comments weren’t worth it and, because people were choosing to read the blog via RSS, he wasn’t making more money because of it.

It’s funny but I think people with his kind of star power, much like big offline publications, never really get into blogging because they are not used to people talking back at them or giving anything away for free. They see it as A) necessary evil or B) simply another way to make money and, in the end, it’s neither.

And if you’re a Dilbert fan perhaps you should be reading Escape from Cubicle Nation for some balance.