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7 Days to Turn Your Blog Into a Social Media Hub – Day 3: Building Blocks

This is the third part of a seven part mini-series looking at how and why to turn your blog into a social media hub. You’ll be able to find the complete series here.
Last time we looked at decluttering your social networks, for the simple reason that having too many spreads you too thin. Being spread too [...]

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7 Days to Turn Your Blog Into a Social Media Hub – Day 2: Decluttering

This is the second part of a seven part mini-series looking at how and why to turn your blog into a social media hub. You’ll be able to find the complete series here.
Yesterday we looked at why you need a social media hub, and why your blog is the ideal platform. There were some great [...]

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7 Days to Turn Your Blog Into a Social Media Hub – Day 1: Defining Your Hub

This is the first part of a seven part mini-series looking at how and why to turn your blog into a social media hub. You’ll be able to find the complete series here.
Social media. It’s all the rage. Pepsi is pinning its Super Bowl hopes on it. Ford’s social media strategy, led by Scott Monty, [...]

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Next Week – 7 Days to Turn Your Blog Into a Social Media Hub

As the title of this post mentions, next week’s going to be a little different here. Instead of the normal posts, you’ll find 7 Days to Turn Your Blog Into a Social Media Hub.
The online world’s moving fast. Social media is on everyone’s lips, and questions about how it can impact you and/or your business [...]

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Is Blogging Dead? Yep, That Old Chestnut Again

Almost as regular as Tila Tequila’s shameless self-promotion efforts, the question of blogging being dead keeps springing up. I’ve spoken about it before (my take – most definitely not dead) as have many others.
One of the best posts I’ve read about it, though, is by Grant Griffiths, where he takes “Steve Rubel and his cronies” [...]

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