I recently came across an update of a longitudinal study on the use blogs and twitter of Fortune 500 companies that was published almost a year ago now by Nora Ganim Barnes and Eric Mattson at the Center for Marketing Research at the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth. A few years back, I had [...]
Continue Reading →Announcing a new WordPress.com initiative for bloggers, Scott Berkun writes:
The hardest part of blogging isn’t the tools – it’s what goes on between your ears. Many people start blogs with excitement, but lose courage when facing the blank post page, or chicken out before hitting publish.
Yet almost 8 years [...]
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