News has become more personal and consumers interested in opinions are replacing media Goliaths with small, more personalized publishers. Yes, they are looking for you, a digital journalist, a personal brand, a publisher, a blogger with a character.
Female publishers are the most actively engaged group online. Nonetheless, it is extremely difficult for brands to find the right publishers. There's a solution.
We’re proud to introduce Andrea Naomi, digital marketer, blogger, Christian entrepreneur, and co-founder of B2B Kingdom as our Power User. She's been a Zemanta user for only about a month but is already seriously hooked.
When Nenad asked me why I loved blogging I shared that I saw it more as creating community and getting a chance to share yourself in a way that can benefit others. I think that is one of the reasons women love blogging so much, we are so drawn to community and self-expression.
Very good results and positive feedback for my last week's post surprised me. Why? I knew what I wanted to say, but had a hard time putting it "on paper". When I was finally done, I wasn't sure if readers would get my message, whether you'd be interested in it at all. But you were. And then...
I'm really really lucky to work with people from all over the world which gives me a unique big picture perspective. Hence, here's the list of great European content marketing blogs in English that you should follow to further broaden your horizons no matter where you are.
We’re proud to present Alan Berkson, Founder and Principal of Intelligist Group, a team of innovative strategists. He first got a demo of Zemanta back in October 2010 and started using it in September 2011. In this interview he says: "Bloggers who focus their content on SEO are missing the point."
I was at the New Media Expo in Las Vegas this week. This is my short report. Though there was an attempt to shift away from blogging, it was still a dominant topic. So what can we expect in the near future, according to experts, bloggers and users?