Monthly Archives: March 2006

Ted Demopoulos on BusinessBlogWire: The Four Types of Business Blogs

Send to KindleTed Demopoulos (public speaker, consultant, blogger and co-author – with Shel Holtz – of the book, “Blogging for Business” ),

Sports Illustrated: “Start Your Own Blog”

Send to KindleWriting in the March 27 issue of Sports Illustrated, Chris Ballard notches a refreshingly candid, thoroughly modern story about his online brethren: the journalists,

Hill Holliday Enters the Blogosphere in a Big Way

Send to KindleA little more than five months ago, I wrote right here about Union Square Ventures, an early stage venture capital firm that

Web Marketing Association’s Study Scores PR Web Sites Low

Send to KindleIn case you missed it, the Web Marketing Association (WMA) recently released its Internet Standards Assessment Report (ISAR), which “provides industry benchmarks

Boston Marathon Runner Up for Bid on eBay for Children’s Hospital Boston

Send to KindleIf you’ve been reading A New Marketing Commentator over the course of the last few months, you know that

Using Blogs to “Connect Up”

Send to KindleIn a conversation with Allan Hoffman on Monster, Scott Allen and David Teten, authors of “The Virtual Handshake: Opening Doors and Closing Deals Online” (a book

Using Direct Mail to Land a New Job

Send to KindleIf you’ve ever been between jobs, you know how much of a challenge it is to stand out in a crowd of those

How to Subscribe to the NEDMA Conference Blog — and Maybe Win a $10 Starbucks Card for the Effort

Send to Kindle As you may recall, I announced here in January that the

David Baker: “Clients Care More About How the Work is Managed and Delivered Than the Work Itself”

Send to KindleIn an article published recently in his firm’s newsletter, David Baker, Principal