Comments on: Meme: How has blogging impacted your work?

By: JDEbberly (J D Ebberly)

JDEbberly (J D Ebberly) — Mon, 02 Nov 2009 08:01:47 +0000

Twitter Comment... RT @hacool @sourcepov Here's a blog meme: [link to post] As replies were posted, I added the links to the bottom of the post. - Posted using Chat Catcher ...

By: CASUDI (Caroline Di Diego)

CASUDI (Caroline Di Diego) — Mon, 02 Nov 2009 03:33:48 +0000

Twitter Comment... RT @hacool: @sourcepov Here's a blog meme I did. [link to post] as replies were posted I added the links to the post bottom #blogchat - Posted using Chat Catcher ...

By: JDEbberly (J D Ebberly)

JDEbberly (J D Ebberly) — Mon, 02 Nov 2009 03:19:48 +0000

Twitter Comment... RT @hacool: @sourcepov Here's a blog meme I did. [link to post] as replies were posted I added the links to bottom of post #Blogchat - Posted using Chat Catcher ...

By: Nordaune at Real Estate in Rochester MN

Nordaune at Real Estate in Rochester MN — Sat, 01 Nov 2008 00:28:01 +0000

I think that blogging is a great tool as long as it's not abused. I use blog blog to keep clients posted on what I'm doing and I also use to offer tips and advice on keeping your home in tip top shape. I think the problem for some people is finding the fine line between blogging too much and blogging not enough. I try to blog once a week and maybe up to 3 times but I also think once a day is also acceptable ... any more than that is spam.

By: Msn nickleri

Msn nickleri — Tue, 07 Oct 2008 19:35:44 +0000

You do have a wonderful blog here and I'm so glad that BlogHighEd introduced me to it. I've read through many of your backlogs and it's just great stuff. I can't wait to meet you in person at eduWEB. In the mean time I'll direct you to my very first blog post, Look ma I'm a Blogger!. It will be good to reflect on that initial post and the goals I set and how I've meet, modified, or failed

By: Linda Reynolds

Linda Reynolds — Sat, 04 Oct 2008 04:41:17 +0000

Great article on blogging. I find it is a great way to connect with the public and it let's your personality come through. If people can get a better sense of who you are, they are more likely to do business with you.

By: Mike at Motorcycle Parts, Accessories and more

Mike at Motorcycle Parts, Accessories and more — Sun, 21 Sep 2008 19:40:10 +0000

Heidi I wantd to leave a note congratulating you on your work here. It is quite incredible to think that the humble blog has come so far, and this blog really brought it home to me. You have done some great work here, keep it up! Best regards, Mike

By: George Tallabas

George Tallabas — Fri, 08 Aug 2008 18:38:24 +0000

When I first started blogging in May of 2007 I thought blogging was for kids and a way for them to stay in touch with one another. I soon learned about the power of blogging and when done correctly as you have suggested it can play a powerful roll as many have proved. I recently heard that the CEO's of Coke and Toyota are now blogging on their own sites and it has increased sales for their companies. This says it all.

By: Motorcycles and women

Motorcycles and women — Mon, 04 Aug 2008 16:49:33 +0000

Blogging has a greater information value then most traditional webpage’s we see on the Internet today. Blogging in its infancy was created as a source to log information on the World Wide Web and was given the name weblog in 1997; it was finally shortened to blog… The Internet now hosts well over 100 million blogs and is growing every day, with over 1407 million Internet users. I have to confess, being the owner of three of the 100 million blog’s can make for a very long day. I can see having just one blog can be very time consuming, keeping fresh content, filtering comments, answering posts, and SEO. I am sure any of you that have your own blog can relate. Well just imagine running three blog’s, each blog on a different subject and not related. This is my life… Most days I get up at 5:00am, shower, shave, eat and jump in front of the computer, I don’t get finished until 9:00 or 10:00pm. I do however take the weekends and an occasional sunny day off to cater to my one great passion and that is to ride my motorcycle. As far as how blogging has affected my life… Well I am addicted, that’s right, my name is Michael and I’m a blogoholic. Anybody out there know of a good BA meeting!

By: mevric

mevric — Mon, 28 Jul 2008 11:04:04 +0000

well wants to know how blogging has impacted my work. I honestly don't think that it has. Isn't that kind of like the tail wagging the dog? I would be doing the work I'm doing regardless of whether or not I blogged about it later. I almost view work as separate from blogging. My job is to advise my "clients" on their web, email and e-marketing strategy and to produce collateral material to help them execute their strategies. My advice and execution of my job functions are not going to be affected by whether or not I think it will make for good blogging later.