Participation in Global PR Blog Week
We are incredibly pleased at how many people have joined this community to write about the topics we've chosen for Global PR Blog Week 1.0. Now that our event has officially started, we are no longer accepting new authors. However, you are very welcome to participate through adding a comment or posting to your own blog with a trackback here, so people who are interested can follow the conversation. We'd also be happy to add you to the authorship roles for our next event!
Thank you so much for stopping by. We hope you find the conversations that are developing here intriguing and helpful.
Author: Elizabeth Albrycht | Jul 12, 04 | Permalink
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Thanks for initiating a terrific virtual conference. You have some very talented participants and I'm looking forward to learning from them all.
I thought your readers might like to read a couple of articles about Nick Denton, who seems to be the king of blogging and one of the few making a little bit of money directly from his blogs (mostly from advertising). He certainly knows how to use the blogging PR machine, anyway. Both Wired and Business 2.0 had articles about his blog business in June. Here are the links:
Wired: http://www.wired.com/wired/archive/12.06/blog.html?pg=1
Business 2.0: http://www.business2.com/b2/web/articles/0,17863,633865,00.html
I know that blogs can raise readership, traffic at websites, and help businesses get publicity. Are there any businesses out there making lots of money from blogs? How do they do it?
I've only recently started a blog for Marketing Idea Shop ( http://www.marketingideashop.com ) and it it currently being hosted by Blogspot at http://marketingideashop.blogspot.com/ . Will it make me any money? I don't know. But it's a great place to aggregate resources for my customers.
Lois
Posted by: Lois Carter Fay at July 12, 2004 06:00 PM
- About
- The Global PR Blog Week 1.0 is an online event that will engage PR, marketing and business bloggers from around the globe in a discussion about blogging and communications. The event is scheduled for July 12 - 16, 2004.
- Links
- The New PR Wiki
- Recent Entries
- Looking forward to 2.0
- Site Statistics and Trends
- A participant’s final thoughts
- Traditional PR is dead - Long Live DIY PR
- Quiet is the new loud
- Recent Comments
- Rick Barry on A Very Brief Look at Blogging for the Uninitiated Executive
- George Mc Quade on The Battle Over PR
- Duncan Adams on Robert Scoble interviewed on Corporate Blogging
- Kevin O'Keefe on How to launch a corporate blog for a professional services organization
- William Luu on Site Statistics and Trends
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