Tag Archive for "bloggers"

A Digital Perspective: Alex Fisher

Some advice for Young Professionals YPBLOGS has just reached 200 blogs.  Every blog participating on the site was manually added and today I'm talking to Alex Fisher - who has managed to talk to all the bloggers at least once, and is keen to meet and talk with more. When did YPBLOGS start? YPBLOGS started November 2008. What inspired you to start YPBLOGS? A combination of things inspired me to create YPBLOGS.com.  I had been running an organization for Young Professionals called Young Professional Connection, had been blogging for a few years, and had seen a couple other sites that were playing around ...

The Complete List of Australian Bloggers

This could be one of the best posts for 2009 -- it's a definitive blog list (oh how we love lists) of Australia's marketing digirati. I've been long following Matt Granfield over at the Zakazukha Zoo for sometime and it's always a continual source of inspiration and motivation. The Complete List of Australian Marketing Interwebs Bloggers; Sorted by Region Definitely some digital perspectives worth engaging with.

Bloggers: Armed & Dangerous

When I walk into a conference, I don't simply take my writing tools.  I am armed with a laptop. I'm walking into that room for one purpose only: To praise or destroy. I am a digirati solider.

A Digital Perspective Ranked #49 in Australia’s Top 50 Marketing Blogs

I've come in at number 49 in Julian Cole's Australia's Top 50 Marketing Blogs which was published in this month's issue of B&T.  I must say I'm very happy with the listing and have seen the results over the past few months during which I've seriously sat down and dedicated the required time and effort to deliver some strong content. Just prior to this I was also lucky enough to be listed in Brad Howarth's Australia's Best Marketing Bloggers. Great to see Gavin Heaton holding second place and Katie Chatfield holding fifth -- who I need to thank for all the amazing inspiration they have ...

Technorati: State of the Blogosphere — Day 1: Who Are the Bloggers?

Part 1 of Technorati’s annual State of the Blogosphere report has come out today: Who are the bloggers? But as the Blogosphere grows in size and influence, the lines between what is a blog and what is a mainstream media site become less clear. Larger blogs are taking on more characteristics of mainstream sites and mainstream sites are incorporating styles and formats from the Blogosphere. In fact, 95% of the top 100 US newspapers have reporter blogs. Will keep you updated as they are released: Introduction Day 1: Who Are the Bloggers? Day 2: The What And Why of Blogging Day 3: The How of Blogging Day ...