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In the following post you’re going to get a crash course in boosting reader engagement on your blog through commenting, social shares, list building and more – these tips are actionable and will get you results if you use them correctly. As bloggers one of the most important things to us (asides from traffic) is [...]

Did you know that the very first blog post was published way earlier than previously thought? And did you know that all major blogs have something in common? How about the fact that we are about to enter an unprecedented shift in the way blogs are monetized that will change EVERYTHING? These and other nuggets are presented here for [...]

What kind of splash your blog post is going to make, depends largely on two factors. The velocity of the pebble, and the size of the first ripple. Let me ‘splain. The Pebble The “velocity of the pebble” refers to the quality of the post. How hard and fast can your post hit its intended [...]

On February 25th, I’ll be speaking at xPotomac in Washington DC about groundswells. I hope to see you there. So, what’s the talk about? I came up with the outline last night so I figured I’d hash it out in this blog post and let it evolve. If you have any suggestions, make ‘em known in the comments. [...]

My previous post was titled The Philosophical Origins of Triberr. I KNEW that was a terrible headline for people to see in their Twitter stream, or in their Facebook timeline. I KNEW that most people will NOT look at that and think “oh my…I just have to bone up on my philosophy and Triberr connection.” I [...]

I love all these services. I use them. I think they are great at helping people connect with one another. And they are the best thing a non-blogger can do to help his upward mobility. But. But they can be a death trap for Bloggers. They can be quicksand if a Blogger is not careful. They [...]

Robert Moore, the Founder of Internet Media Labs, shares a systematic approach to growing your followers on Twitter. But it doesn’t end there. He also talks about how to take a casual encounter on Twitter and turn it into a real-life relationship. Check it. And if you’d like to bring the next TribeUp into your [...]

This was my talk at the TribeUpNYC last weekend. It really felt like home turf. The atmosphere was loose, everyone was super awesome and really having fun enjoying each other’s company. My sessions is about Human Engine Optimization, or to put it in less geeky terms, the human side of SEO. It also covers how regular [...]