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- September 9th, 2008 |
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We recently attended at blogging conference in Chicago, SOBCon07, and David Armano of Digitas was one of featured speakers. David implored us to “stop calling ourselves bloggers.” And he presented the point that the morpheme blogger can have a negative meaning.
I believe a blogger is individual who decides to launch a weblog , and it’s accurate, ANYONE can do that. Maybe we do need to abstracted ourselves somehow…Are they booming? Do they fag? Is it interesting? Or boring? Are they individual who blogs with no real direction or mission or passion about what they are doing? Are they blogging in a clean?
A blog starts to accept attribute after the first 60 days. So you start to have a good idea about what you can offer the blogosphere. Is this something you can follow and are passionate about? Can you keep things interesting and attract readers. David Armano advisable perhaps PERSONAL PUBLISHER or even PRODUCER is a better, more fitting constituent for us who compose/blog. As a personal publisher, we affect our blogs with respect. We handle them with great care. We put a lot of time, energy, and cerebration into every post. It’s a business. It’s a resume. It’s about relationships. It’s not just random posting and ranting. It’s actually a lot like a pizza! We could be compared to chef’s or pizza makers.
Entertain the streets of New York City. Pizza by the cut everywhere! But who has the best pizza in New York City? Ask 10 New Yorkers, you’ll probably get 10 different answers. It’s all good, it’s a personal question. Any people like it with a lot of cheese. Any like more sauce. Any like sweet sauce, any like a more salty sauce. But the point is, every pizza maker tries to deliver the “best” pizza possible. They research their ingredients and experiment until they feel they have the right combination. The point is, as a producer, as a personal publisher, we attempt to create something primary people will like. A lot of love, condensation and crying go into a capital blog. By comparison, beginner bloggers don’t always do that.
We are so grateful and glad we attended the SOBCon07 event and can’t act soil next year! But most of all, we are grateful for destiny bringing us collectively Liz Strauss of Booming and Outstanding Blogs, for without meeting her, our life of Personal Producing would not have went down this road it’s on now. Convey you Liz!
Derrick Sorles
Michael Snell