Bad Language / The new marketing for beginners “From New Labour to No Logo, public cynicism about marketing techniques has never been higher. I went on a three-month search for businesses that go against the trend. I wanted to find out how companies can do marketing better.” (tags: marketing socialmedia blogs)
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Regular readers will have noticed my TheGoodBlogs widget on the side of the page. The idea is to form an ad-hoc blog network with other writers in your subject area. You promote their latest posts on your site, while they promote yours on their own sites. The group’s quality is monitored, so you don’t find OMG!! The Feds Launch Their Own MySpace Clone — Mashable! “First WalMart, now the Feds have their own MySpace clone. Launched today, YoungFeds.org features blogs, message boards, video and career information. And yes, it kinda sucks.” (tags: socialnetworking myspace) Poynter Online — E-Media Tidbits “A new study from the Optometrics department Nothing new from me on this subject: I have a cold and the internet makes it worse. But Mark Glaser has compiled an excellent overview of all aspects of the subject: So what’s new and why is this such a hot topic? There have been widespread adoption of broadband connections at home, school and work. The technology Does being transparent ruin a PR blog? » Mathew Ingram: mathewingram.com/work A great story, but the comments make this very noteworthy. Well done, Constantin. (tags: blogs PR ethics) What is Edelman doing to repair the mess of the last couple of weeks? (Edelman, at the very least, sanctioned the undeclared sponsorship of a blog about travelling round the US and staying in their client’s, Wal-Mart’s, carparks. It also goes further). Richard Edelman posts tonight about a new series of initiatives: # We |             | |||
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