From
Apple's unveiling of the supposed Iphone 5 (actually just the
Iphone 4 S) to the recent GOP Iowa Caucus, the amount of live
blogging that occurred during these two events were incredible.
Hundreds of people were blogging from both events, updating
their followers on a real time basis, from the scene of the event,
on what they perceived to be most...From
Apple's unveiling of the supposed Iphone 5 (actually just the
Iphone 4 S) to the recent GOP Iowa Caucus, the amount of live
blogging that occurred during these two events were incredible.
Hundreds of people were blogging from both events, updating
their followers on a real time basis, from the scene of the event,
on what they perceived to be most...
We're not perfect, but we truly believe we're the best blogging
platform for most businesses. Managing a blogging program
with Compendium is signficantly easier than using any other
platform. To that effect, we've named our latest release
Version 3.0. Since our last major version release we've:
- Redesigned most of the platform
- Added very flexible approval w...
This post is written, with love, for those who are trying to
maintain a content strategy, but failing miserably. These
five tips should get you on the path to success for 2012:
- Start by asking "why?": Why did you start a blog in the first place? What were you hoping to acheive? If you don't have an objective, you are doomed for mediocracy. Goals give you a...
I just wrote a blog post on how
tablet traffic to corporate blogs is up 250% in the last year.
I thought some of you might be curious how to measure this
stat. Google Analytics groups tablets and iPads under the
Audience > Mobile section of "New Analytics", but
it doesn't separate phones from tablets. It's difficult
(impossible?) to get this data without...Continue Reading the Post »
Compendium is the world's leading provider of business blogs and we have the largest data set of enteprise blogging available. Traffic on our platform from tablets is up 250% since last January! Last January only 2% of our traffic came from tablets. This January (to date), it's up to 7%. Joe Pulizzi just wrote a post on tablet sales stats with some good... Continue Reading the Post »
What resources do you habitually follow? Have you ever
stopped and wondered why you find yourself gravitating toward the
same daily or weekly publications? I do. I wonder this
all the time and believe there is value in pondering these
questions and applying it to your own business blogging
effort.
Continue Reading the Post »Every morning, I try to update myself on the most current...
The
rules and best practices of Twitter are much different than those
of other websites. In part, this is because Twitter is not
meant to be a social networking site. In fact, as it outlines
on its website:
Continue Reading the Post »Twitter facilitates social networking, but it's not a social networking website. Twitter works quite differently from social networks: when you accept...
The
Account Management team here at Compendium put together a rough
guide for fair and appropriate use of the most prominent social
networks, as it relates to business use. In these short
guides, we cover what you can post, what you can share and what is
inappropriate. In addition, we've also published
a legal
guide for marketers interested in the...
Ok,
I lied. I only have one way and I stole it from Aaron Aders,
co-founder of Slingshot SEO. His latest
blog post on Inc.com,
2.5 Start-up Tips You Can’t Afford to Ignore, immediately
triggered my interest on when I saw it on Twitter. The title
is different. It stands out. The same technique
probably led you to this blog post as well. If you want to...Continue Reading the Post »I just watched a
great video clip on the Social Media Examiner blog where Joe
Pulizzi discusses what it means to have a "Content First
Mentality." I was struck by how accurate this concept is when
it comes to business blogging. What is a content first
mentality? Well, in this video Michael
Stelzner does a good job capturing the definition when he
recaps...Continue Reading the Post »
