The article writing industry gives many people an opportunity to write, to earn and to make friends. Two of the most popular ones are TRIOND and BUKISA. The real need for writers is marketing and many use social networking sites like FACEBOOK, REDGAGE and SIDETICK with TWITTER offering an ongoing conversation.
Now, there is a blog that is cleverly called Trikisa. This hybrid features articles from Triond and Bukisa and is another route to market. The blog is on the popular Blogger platform with groups on Facebook and Twitter.
It's time to give it a try...JOIN TRIKISA
Saturday, February 26, 2011
Monday, February 14, 2011
Facebook settings and your online marketing
The latest update of Facebook has caused a hidden problem for those of us marketing our articles and blogs there. Facebook has a default setting that causes only our recent and active friends to receive updates and vice versa. This has to be detrimental to our marketing.
If you want to learn the lessons then go straight to the source of this information - the massively popular V3 integrated marketing site. They wrote the article so it's their link:
GO STRAIGHT TO THE ARTICLE...
If you want to learn the lessons then go straight to the source of this information - the massively popular V3 integrated marketing site. They wrote the article so it's their link:
GO STRAIGHT TO THE ARTICLE...
Monday, February 07, 2011
Huffpost and AOL: 1+1=11??
The world famous online newspaper, the Huffington Post, has merged with AOL. Okay, so AOL has swallowed it up. What does this say to the online world, to bloggers and to social media users worldwide?
AOL has done this before and so have other big players in the market. The idea of making a small, but exciting, player into part of a global conglomerate is not new but its success is patchy. Some have failed spectacularly and some have worked. All start ups dream of this. The Associated Content start up in 2005 found themselves part of Yahoo in November 2010. Quite a journey from article writing to becoming the Yahoo Contributor Network.
The Huffington Post came into being in May 2005 and has grown into a highly reputable, big coverage online newspaper and social media resource. The focus is to the American market and success called in the last few days in the guise of none other than AOL. The 250 million strong player with a trusting and loyal following would seem to be the ideal home for the Huffpost and Arianna Huffington, the co-founder, calls it a "merger of visions".
If you are a blogger with 100 followers, or a bigger fish in a small, specialist pond then keep going. Build your followers, keep producing content and one day AOL or Yahoo or Google may come knocking. One plus one may make eleven for you too!!
AOL has done this before and so have other big players in the market. The idea of making a small, but exciting, player into part of a global conglomerate is not new but its success is patchy. Some have failed spectacularly and some have worked. All start ups dream of this. The Associated Content start up in 2005 found themselves part of Yahoo in November 2010. Quite a journey from article writing to becoming the Yahoo Contributor Network.
The Huffington Post came into being in May 2005 and has grown into a highly reputable, big coverage online newspaper and social media resource. The focus is to the American market and success called in the last few days in the guise of none other than AOL. The 250 million strong player with a trusting and loyal following would seem to be the ideal home for the Huffpost and Arianna Huffington, the co-founder, calls it a "merger of visions".
If you are a blogger with 100 followers, or a bigger fish in a small, specialist pond then keep going. Build your followers, keep producing content and one day AOL or Yahoo or Google may come knocking. One plus one may make eleven for you too!!
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