Blogging, the experience of it, really comes down to two things. First, the experience of expressing yourself, then second, the pushing a publish button. That’s it. It’s really that simple. So when Sam and Wayne start talking about blogging not working anymore, I keep thinking to myself that they’re right, and they’re wrong. They’re right [...]
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Mar
Isn’t It About Time To For Google To Clean Up All The Spam They Enable?
So a new report says that 75% of Blogspot.com blogs are spam. Google owns Blogger.com, which powers all Blogspot.com blogs. From MicroPersuasion.com… Google better tighten up its system or the entire Blogger platform will tank from a lack of trust. According to a new Microsoft Research study, Blogspot – the free platform tied to Blogger [...]
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Feb
Uh-Oh, Techcrunch Grabbed The MyBlogLog Story
Thanks to Sam for pointing this out to me. I wrote about this last night here. Judging by the first comment at TC (below), I can already see where this will be going. Not good for MBL. Holy Christ, what kind of developer doesn’t encrypt their login cookies? That’s not a security hole, it’s just [...]
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Feb
TecheMeme Loves Sam Harrelson’s Cost Per News
This is blatant proof. Seems that Techmeme.com picked up Sam’s write up about my new plans. I didn’t think it was that big of news, but I guess the Techmeme system did! Or, more likely, they value Sam’s Costpernews.com highly, as they should. That’s probably it :)
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You Want Short-Term Traffic, Or Long-Term Trust & Respect For Your Blog?
By Jim Kukral • March 19, 2007 • Affiliate Marketing, Blogging, Branding, Comments, Cost Per News, Internet Strategy, Link Baiting, Online Conversations, Online Experts, Online Marketing, Personality Marketing, Thought Leadership • 9 Comments
Here’s your Kukral blog tip o’ the day. You can’t fake or quick-hit your way into being a “big time blog”. There is no quick road other than to provide high-quality content consistently over time, while building respect and trust. Here’s what you shouldn’t do, and I’m sorry to have to do this because I [...]