Thursday, July 29, 2010

Blogging Anonymously? Five Tips To Stay That Way

May 6, 2010 by Editor  
Filed under BlogU

Inc.com has reported that a 37-year-old St. Louis blogger, who goes by the handle “The Beautiful Kind,” has been fired by her non-profit employer due to the erotic nature of her anonymous blog. The surprised employer, who was instructed by her corporate office to Google her employees, was able to find the blogger’s true identity …

Inspiring Through Blogging: Eva Markvoort

April 30, 2010 by Editor  
Filed under Misc, SheBlogs

Twenty-five year old Eva Markvoort, like many bloggers, shared her life through her posts, video, and social media. Her final blog post, however, was perhaps unlike any we’ve ever had to write.Propped in a hospital bed, surrounded by family, she addressed her audience in a video: “Hello to the world at large. To my blog, …

Defining Media: Are Bloggers Journalists?

April 28, 2010 by Julie Wohlberg  
Filed under SheBlogs

In the late hours of Friday evening, Gizmodo editor Jason Chen returned home from a dinner with his wife to find police searching his home and seizing all of his computer equipment, allegedly searching for evidence related to the stolen iPhone 4G prototype that the blogger exposed to the public.
Under California and federal law, Gizmodo …

Does Blogging Work For Brands? Why PR Pros Need To Pay Attention

April 7, 2010 by Editor  
Filed under SheBlogs

One of the questions most often asked by PR pros and small business owners of bloggers is, “Does blog outreach work, and will it boost my bottom line?”
Thanks to the team at AskYourTargetMarket.com, the world’s first affordable, self-service market research tool that lets companies easily find out what their target markets think, the SheBlogs team …

Guest Post: Blogging Basics

December 18, 2009 by Queens Mamas  
Filed under BlogU

Blogging is many things to many people. Whether it’s a public diary or a celebrity site, it takes an investment of time and energy to make it successful. Here is a list of the most important things to do when starting a blog.
First 10 things to do when starting a blog
1. …

Guest Post: Essential Keys to Become a Successful Blogger

December 18, 2009 by FreeSampleFreak  
Filed under BlogU

When I started blogging I knew nothing about it, nothing about html codes, nothing about social networking, literally…NOTHING! My blog, Free Sample Freak, has been around for almost a year now and I receive over 200,000 page views monthly, have over 6,000 subscribers and it continues to grow everyday! There is a lot to learn …

Guest Post: For the Love of Blogging

December 18, 2009 by Melissa  
Filed under BlogU

For those who keep blogs just to keep friends and family updated, blogging is not at all a stressful venture. They hop on when they can, don’t worry if lapses of time occur between posts, and could care less about how many followers they have.
Then, there are some of us who take blogging seriously. Somewhere …

Guest Post: Tips For Starting The Path to Product Reviews and Giveaways

December 18, 2009 by YouthfulTips  
Filed under BlogU

One day after getting addicted on how to save money with coupons and following three “mommy saving” bloggers, I realized a fun and interesting world was passing me by. This world was exciting because I knew absolutely nothing about blogs or blogging. As usual true form, I jumped in as quickly as I …

Guest Post: Building A Bond With PR Companies: The Forgotten Art of Etiquette

December 16, 2009 by Bailey Vincent Clark  
Filed under BlogU

Establishing a positive relationship with Public Relation companies and contacts is one of the most important things in a blogger’s world (whether or not you are a newbie or a veteran). Although the art of appropriate interaction and general good business often seems like a lost skill in this day and age, it’s very important …

Guest Post: Ethics and Blogging

December 16, 2009 by Sara Alexander  
Filed under BlogU

Over the past few years the blogging community has grown by leaps and bounds. Similar to reality television we see an increased number of people tuned into watch “real”people instead of trained actors. In the blogosphere we see the same thing. People look toward “real” people or consumers to help them form an a opinion …

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