Chris Brogan recently shared a post titled no enemies. And that’s a nice thought. It makes me feel fuzzy and warm inside. Except it is hardly the world we live in, and in fact I would say the opposite: if you’re not making enemies, you’re doing it wrong.
Now that we’re more than midway through the year, what new posts published in 2011 have you, the readers, found most compelling?
There are no shortage of absurd conversations that keep coming up in technology and marketing blogs. But there are a few especially ridiculous topics that simply won’t die.
Two years ago, I wrote a post sharing the reasons you should blog and not just Tweet. The reasons in that post haven’t actually changed much since. But the point of that post wasn’t about simply blogging and Twitter. It’s larger than that.
In September of 2008, then popular blogger Maki who wrote (the now defunct) DoshDosh.com pulled bits from a fantastic essay by Paul McHenry Roberts into 9 unmissable writing tips.
The pace of change on the web has always been fast. Even frenetic. In fact change is one of the few constants these days in marketing, media and PR. If things didn’t change that would actually be more shocking than if they continue to.
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The Open Web (Still) Isn’t Going Away http://t.co/4GBIhDoT 6 Feb 2012 at 4:05 PM
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RT @mattgratt Advice for New Marketers from some heavy hitters - http://t.co/AJVME5TE 2 Feb 2012 at 11:50 PM
Get Content-Centric, Or Be Disrupted In Search And Social http://t.co/XclYhDs4 2 Feb 2012 at 4:21 PM
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