I’m happy to report that Kellblog was featured prominently in a story yesterday on Business Insider entitled How To Make An Awesome Corporate Blog. I provided the first tip: throw “corporate” out the window. That’s because,definitionally, I don’t think there are great corporate blogs. There are only great corporate bloggers. If you really want a [...]
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How To Make a Great Corporate Blog
February 10th, 2010 · No Comments
Tags: Blogging · Corporate Blogging
Back in the Mark Logic CEO Blog Day
October 12th, 2009 · No Comments
Ever since I changed my sharing pattern to use bit.ly more, I’ve been using blogger less. This was put to me rather poignantly the other day when a prospective customer said: “why did you stop blogging because, well, back in the day, you used to have the best blog in the industry.” Best blog? I [...]
Tags: Bit.ly · Blogging · Twitter · Web 2.0
How I Want My News: TimesReader vs. Bloglines vs. … vs. Outlook?
June 17th, 2009 · 4 Comments
I finally got tired of Bloglines this weekend and bit the bullet, figured out how to export my feed list in OPML and import it into other readers. That, plus some playing around with TimesReader, got me thinking about how I want my news, in the end with a pretty unanticipated result. First, let’s talk [...]
Tags: Blogging · Google · Microsoft · News and Media · RSS · Twitter
Wow, My Blog is Worth $394,545,921
April 9th, 2009 · 4 Comments
I just received a fun note from fellow blogger Daniel Tunkelang of The Noisy Channel who pointed out that Pufip has calculated the worth of my blog as $394,545,921 so I should be retiring in the next week or so. Or perhaps, not. As I’m sure Daniel is aware, Pufip only works for top-level domain [...]
Tags: Blogging · Corporate Blogging
A Blog-Based Meyers-Briggs Type Indicator
February 20th, 2009 · 6 Comments
A colleague just pointed me to this site, Typeanalyzer, which claims it can identify the Meyers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) of a blog’s author by examining his or her blog. I’m a big fan of the MTBI at work because it really helps people understand, and eventually embrace, differences: It’s not that Dennis (ESTJ) doesn’t trust [...]
Tags: Blogging · Meyers Briggs Type Indicator