Just about everybody and your brother has a blog. They’re all reading about how they can make oodles of money writing about what their pet cat ate, they’re creating list posts, and checking their stats every five minutes.
So, how does your content rise above the cluttered masses? How do you make sure that people read what you’re saying instead of what your brother is saying? Two words: social media.
That’s right, people are using all sorts of social media to connect and to one another. They’re looking to their peers and their friends to tell them what is good and what is not so good.
People are reading blogs, but are advertisers reaching them? Are you doing a good job helping the people that would be interested in what you say find you?
Social Media is the key—it’s the way to find people of like interests and passions and also a way to connect in an online world that’s getting more crowded by the nanosecond.
True, but it’s amazing the speed at which things change. You got twitter and facebook and linkedin and youtube and who knows what else. Every day something new pops up and if you don’t sign up, then you could get left behind.
Posted by Ling | May 14, 2009, 10:00 amRight said. Social media is the right way to find same mind people and interact with them.
In this time when everyday new sites are coming, one should select few instead of going for all of the social networking sites.
Posted by Andy @ Stock Investing | May 15, 2009, 2:38 amI never thought of it, but blogging can be nice if you know what you are doing. But people like me who have no clue should probably move on.
Posted by fox | July 2, 2010, 4:00 pm