Reflections on January this and past:
Top Posts, January 2008:
One Post – One Point: A Worksheet
The Four Resources Model in Social Media
Hey Blog Writer, One Post – One Point
Top Posts, January 2007:
5 Reasons Your Company Should NOT Have a Blog
Thin Slicing: Blink from a Blog Coach
Engage with Your Marketplace
And a big thanks for those linking here and commenting on posts:
Linksters in January: BrainBasedBiz, Virtual Hosting, Marketing Profs Daily Fix, FocalPoint Multimedia, The Viral Garden, Wishful Thinking, Snap Creative Works, Express Marketing Memo, Sticky Figure, Moments of Clarity, Purple Wren, Daniel B. Honigman, The Opinionated Marketers, The Engaging Brand, The Marketer, Comedy Plus, IowaBiz, BlawgIT, Binary Blonde, Techbays, Nathan Snell, The Marketing Spot, Business and Blogging, Customers Rock!, Flooring the Consumer, Media Hunter, Confident Writing, Personal Branding Blog, Cheap Thrills, Business Blog Angel, The Marketing Blog, Bridges Financial, Web Jungle, eContent, Mary Schmidt, Living Light Bulbs, QAQNA, BeatCanvas, Speaking of Experts, DMWeblife, Moment on Money, Terry Starbucker, Leadership and Other Ramblings, J. Erik Potter, ProcessGeek, diunSA, Carpe Factum, Jann Freed, Blog del Directorio Dofollow
Commenters in January: Dan Schawbel (4), Cam Beck (4), Joanna Young (3), RobDogg (2), Connie Reece (2), Anna Farmery (2), Nathan T. Wright, Doug Mitchell, Webster, Eamon, SEOLine, Executive Coaching Sessions, Becky Carroll, C.B. Whittemore, Toby Bloomberg, Rowdy Racing, Director Tom, David Zinger, Char P., Mary Schmidt, Jamey Shiels, Ian McKenzie, BlogAngelTeam, Sandy, Laura, Robin Matuk, GutMoney, Martin Welch, Jen, Zane Safrit, Larry Lehmer, Valeria Maltoni, Ginger Johnson, Teresa, Timothy Johnson, Jeremiah Owyang, Phil Gerbyshak, Jackie Huba, Spinning Silk, Glenn Ross, Mark Anastasi, Tom Swartwood, Rajesh Setty, Rush Nigut, Kevin Eikenberry, Mitch Matthews, Amy, Andrey Po, Delaney Kirk, Sherry Borzo, David Anderson, Natalie, John Windschittl, S.P. Sir,
Thank you!
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Find Your Social Media ROI
I hear it from a lot of business owners: “Where is the ROI with all this Social Media?“ If this is a question you ask yourself, maybe we should work together a bit more. We can work together solo, or via a professional learning community. Find and increase your ROI. There is a “there” there.
