After an exciting (and spontaneous) conversation on Twitter about the ever-changing blogosphere, why we write, and why we should, the incredibly talented and always charming Ryan Knapp and I decided to join forces and weigh in on a topic (I think) is on many of your minds. Why do we write? Why do we blog? What should we be writing about? Keep it personal? Or professional? Here goes…
Inspired by the wonderful poem “I Have Learned” by Kathy Kane Henson.
This month’s Online Community Meetup featured facilitator, Bill Johnston, Online Community Manager for Dell and longtime online community expert, Randy Farmer, speaking about online reputation systems.
I read this quote in the background of a photo of JRMoreau. And if you haven’t picked up on this already, I really enjoy quotations. They just might be my favorite little snippets of wisdom a girl can get.
I read a quote the other night that made me pause.
Facebook’s release of a number of upgrades to their Like feature extends the possibilities for brand affiliation on Facebook.
I’ve written about this before. Funny how some things don’t change no matter how much time has passed and how some things are applicable in multiple folders of our lives. I’m always the kind of person who thinks that identifying a problem or issue is half of the battle. Apparently, not with this one.
