Ted Demopoulos’ “What no one ever tells you about blogging and podcasting”: Some comments
13, April, 2008 8 Comments
I’ve been reading the book by Ted Demopoulos entitled “What no one ever tells you about blogging and podcasting”:
The book is a compilation of blogging and podcasting tips that he’s compiled based on his interviews with successful bloggers and podcasters. Ted Demopoulos is particularly interested in seeing how blogs and podcasts add to the marketing/businesss mix of companies.
I have picked up some interesting tips such as using stats counters like Blog stats and Sitemeter (which I have since added) to help provide more info on the blog’s readership, as well some useful reminders about the need to include links and blogroll.
He also mentions an important point about the need to ‘listen’ to what’s out there in the blogosphere as well. All too often, bloggers are caught up with blogging and tend to forget to read others’ blogs. You can only join in the conversation in the blogosphere by reading, leaving comments or emailing the bloggers, and inviting them to read your blog and leave comments too. Thus, disabling a ‘comments’ feature is a big no-no, according to the author and the people he interviewed.
You can also read more about Ted Demopoulos’ thoughts and musings on technology, business and their intersection in his blog, The Ted Rap.
In the book, the writer also shares some useful blogs to read, and I’ll share some of the useful links here with you:
Bloglogic – news from the blogosphere
Talkr – Letting blogs speak for themselves
It’ll be worth your while to check out the above links!
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