New Blogging Tips Book by Jayme @Soulati
On this blog since its start in March 2010, the topic of blogging has been a favorite of its author, Jayme Soulati. When it became time to look toward business development and making digital marketing a priority, Jayme pulled three years of blog posts about blogging from the archives and fashioned her first book.
Writing with Verve on the Blogging Journey by Jayme Soulati is now available for advance sale. The hard-copy easy-to-digest book is 130 pages featuring eight chapters, takeaways, teachings, notes, and #RockHot tips. The blog posts Jayme selected are original and remain live on her blog, Soulati-‘TUDE!
Members of this community are included in the book by name and often by blog post. Anyone featured in original posts remain in the content and thus the book. Where applicable, “Jayme Notes” update the original content.
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There was a time when I kvetched and hollered about @ symbols in headlines of blogs. Now that I’m a name dropper and want everyone on the ‘sphere to know this post has video of the Kingpin himself, Dino Dogan, founder of Triberr, I put a double whammy upstairs.
Call the headline police. I’ll wait.
This post comes to you straight from Knoxville, Tenn., site of the now infamous #SoSlam or Social Slam as it’s known. When I’m not having technical difficulties like this year, I can capture about 9 groovy unsuspecting peeps like I did last year (that’s because I had an iPhone 4S in hand).
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There are many many reference sources on how corporate blogs become successful. At the end of the day, companies need to realize that behind every blog is a person.
People write blogs, and people read blogs.
When a company is writing a blog, there are basic elements to consider. These stand true for a brand new blog in planning and strategy phases or an existing blog with six months under the belt.
Read More →Streamlining Blogger Outreach With Inkybee
It’s getting harder and harder for media relations practitioners to earn stories. There is a depletion of journos at print and broadcast outlets, and social media has altered forever the course of media relations.
Where are publicity hungry professionals turning to secure “ink” for their clients?
To Bloggers.
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The news release is NOT dead. There is no other way to formally announce company news that meets and adheres to traditional journalistic standards. For those suggesting a news release no longer matters should take a look at whether they have hard news to share. Start-ups, small-to-medium businesses (SMBs), and even established companies need to use a press release to …
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