16 Incredible Conversations about Marketing, Etc.

By Brad Shorr • May 15, 2008

Stumbled this site, Killer Startups. Use it to keep your finger on the pulse of emerging tech products. Not a conversation, but very cool.

Matthew Stibbe poses a good questions — should we capitalize “internet”? What do you think?

20 useful SEO copywriting tips from Matt Ridout.

Robyn McMaster explains how collaboration energizes an organization. Are you energized by your workplace, or …?

Fascinating discussion (60+ comments) of the differences in how men and women engage Twitter. Hard not to have an opinion on this — what’s yours?

And Chris Cree poses another great question — is Twitter useful?

And Charles Arthur provides some answers about Twitter (not necessarily to the questions above) and a slew of Twitter-support links.

Solid post from David Harry, The Indirect Value of Social Media Marketing.

An SEO perspective on why great content might fail on social media.

Kristen King and readers grapple with the subtleties of branding your name online.

Traffikd on the limitations of social media for driving traffic.

Jeniffer Slegg makes the case for business blogs.

Why do consultants fail to change organizations? Robert Hruzek investigates and discusses the challenges of consulting.

A tender and highly relevant exploration of humility by new blogger friend Rosa Say. Savor it!

Is your blog irritating to readers? Read on and find out!

Another 30 superb definitions of powerful writing, as collected by Joanna Young.

An amazingly deep conversation led by Yvonne Russell on why odd numbers power up your headlines. I am a contrarian!

Categories: Valuable Links
Tags: Online Marketing, social media marketing

11 Responses to “ 16 Incredible Conversations about Marketing, Etc. ”

16 Incredible Conversations about Marketing, Etc. May 15th, 2008 at 11:04 am

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Robert Hruzek May 15th, 2008 at 11:15 am

I guess I’m the “& etc.” part mentioned in your post title.

Thanks for the nod, Brad!
Brad Shorr May 15th, 2008 at 11:48 am

Robert, you are far more than an etcetera, but yes.
Joanna Young May 15th, 2008 at 12:51 pm

Thanks for the round up and the link Brad

Joanna
David Harry May 15th, 2008 at 10:45 pm

Hi Brad, while I appreciate the nod, that was a guest post on the trail from one Steven Bradley (aka VanGogh) whom was kindly pinch hitting for me ;0)

Great link round up by the way…(ack, information overload!) - I shall return!

Dave
Brad Shorr May 16th, 2008 at 5:02 am

David, sorry about that - totally missed the intro to Steven’s post. Thanks for visiting Word Sell!
Matt Ridout May 16th, 2008 at 5:04 am

Thanks for the mention!
Yvonne Russell May 16th, 2008 at 6:27 am

Hi Brad
Thanks for the link. Love the title of your post too. These are interesting conversations. I’m off to explore.

(And I’m still exploring the quirks and quandries of odd numbers vs even numbers… a fun mini research project.)
Brad Shorr May 16th, 2008 at 6:36 am

Yvonne, the title was written expressly for YOU! Loved your post and the ensuing conversation — can’t wait for your follow-up. Matt, every one of your tips is really important; hope folks are reading it.
Yvonne Russell May 16th, 2008 at 6:53 am

Hi Brad
Wow! I don’t think anyone has ever written a title especially for me before. I’m humbled.

I’ve been reading some of these posts. They’re great!

Thank you!
Lennie Rose May 16th, 2008 at 9:56 am

Fab, Brad. This is opening up my universe. Thank you!