Tag Archive for "blogs"

Top 50 Marketing Blogs

by Jye on Oct 30, 2008 with 3 Comments

Giving a big thank you to Julian for his hard work in putting the list together, and congratulations to all the other top 50 placements. 1. Banner Blog (Ashley Ringrose and Ashadi Hopper) 2. Servant of Chaos (Gavin Heaton) 3. Young PR (Paul Young) - one of many blogs hosted at prblogs.org 4. Laurel Papworth 5. Get Shouty (Katie Chatfield) 6. Copywrite (Jonathan Crossfield) 7. Corporate Engagement (Trevor Cook) 8. Better Communication Results (Lee Hopkins) 9. Ettf (Emerging Technologies Task Force) 10. Online Marketing Banter (James Duthie) 11. Brand DNA (Stan Lee) 12. Personalize Media (Gary Hayes) 13. Media Hunter (Craig Wilson) 14. The Marketer (Gordon Whitehead) 15. Marketing Magazine 16. Adspace-Pioneers (Julian Cole) 17. Business ...

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

by Jye on Oct 10, 2008 with 5 Comments

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 ...

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Dr Whisky

by Jye on Nov 27, 2007 with No Comments

A great example of how passions of the real world and the resonance of the internet come together. It's time a paid homage to one of my favourite blogs: Dr. Whisky who each post gives a great insight into whiskies from around the world. Recently he made post #200 - and summarised a recent tasting of a 1970 Johnnie Walker Black Label. Whether you're looking for your next obscure, rare and ancient whiskey, or aquiring a sharper taste of your first dram, it's an excellent resource for nose and tasting notes. Learn from the best, and then drink the rest. -Jye Smith

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