What sort of thing are you trying to sell? An author with a book
is way
different than a widget.
--
John Duncan Yoyo
At a certain level, marketing methods will function in similar ways,
no matter what you're selling. Networking and building social
capital are probably also similar.
I thought the following was the point of blogging:I DON'T want to rant, emote,
freely express myself, etc.
*
** List info, subscription management, list rules, archives, privacy **
** policy, calmness, a member map,
Absolutely not. Rants and undisciplined self-expression in a blog
are a total waste of time. Save that for your diary.
Ask any marketing expert in the publications industry: blogging is
one of the few ways to get your work out to the public and,
ultimately, the publishers. It's getting
Blogs are being used much more for marketing and communication purposes now.
Our publishing house uses one to feature and promote new publications
and books.
On another issue, I was listening to NPR last week and there is a new
way to get yourself published. There are popping up machines
That's why I asked about other list members' experiences with
blogging; if they got anything out of it, and if it's worth the large
investment of time.
--Constance Warner
The weblog has enabled some practitioners in the Daily Painters movement
to successfully market their work in a new
um. that was irony. here's more: I save that for my shrink
why not just create a web page
I can't imagine a serious business/publisher being impressed with a blog
--- On Fri, 6/5/09, Constance Warner cawar...@his.com wrote:
Absolutely not. Rants and undisciplined self-expression in a blog are
