Keep working on those blog posts, kids!
Spend lots of time to research, find interesting links, and write a compelling posts — and someone who is “good at using RSS” will spend 3 seconds looking at it.
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Archives: 2005 – present
Blogroll
- Adages
- AdBroad
- AdFreak
- AdRants
- Bad Banana
- Biz with Ameerah
- Brain Wads
- Brains on Fire
- Brand Autopsy
- Buzzmachine
- ChangeThis
- Church of the Customer
- Copyblogger
- Copyranter
- Customers Rock
- Dan O'Day
- Duct Tape Marketing
- ExitCreative
- Google Small Biz Blog
- HorsePigCow
- IdeasOnIdeas
- Jaffe Juice
- Logic + Emotion
- Make the Logo Bigger
- Malcolm Gladwell
- Mark Ramsey
- Maximum Customer Experience
- Micropersuasion
- NYTimes Media & Advertising
- Pam Slim
- Pedestrian Typography
- Reveries
- Ries’ Pieces
- Seth Godin
- Seth Spears
- Slate’s Ad Report Card
- TechnoMarketer
- Toad Stool
- Tom Peters
- Twist Image
- Viral Garden
- Web Ink Now
- Where’s My Jetpack?
True, unless you have established yourself in my mind as someone worth investing a few more seconds.
If not, you better have a great headline (like the one you had on this post) and compelling lede, or I’m gone.
BTW: Newsfire? Is he just being unordinary?
Inspiring, yet disturbing post. Makes you wish we could throwback to a time when folks just communicated using flip books