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Market, manage and monetise your blog

Posted in Blogging on July 22nd, 2009 by Charl Norman – 6 Comments Tags: ,

Charl

Charl

Below is the talk I did at the 24.com blogger workshop a few months ago called 20 Tips and Tricks for your blog covering three topics - how to market, manage and monetise your blogging. If you own a blog and want to utilise the services freely available to you on the internet to grow and monetise your audience check out the below presso.

On Tribes

Posted in Blogging, Social Networking on June 1st, 2009 by Jonathan Hitchcock – 1 Comment Tags: , , , ,

Jonathan Hitchcock

Jonathan Hitchcock

In 2008, Seth Godin published a book called “Tribes”. In it, he describes the way he thinks people will change the world from now on: by creating and leading Tribes. Finding and connecting a group of like-minded people, and showing them a path to where they want to go, will make them want to follow you. By building a Tribe like this, you’ll be able to wield enough influence to make change that matters.

At its core, a Tribe is a group of people with a common interest or goal, who connect and form a community around that idea, or who enable each other to move towards that goal. There are uncountably large numbers of such Tribes on the Internet today, of all sizes, and since everybody can produce content (whether it’s updating your Facebook status or writing a regular column on the Mail and Guardian website), everybody has the chance to build up a following of people who are interested in the ideas behind that content.
Webcomics build up Tribes of people interested in their strips, maybe because these people identify with the banality of office life, or maybe just because they love the quirky, funny tone behind the strip.
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