Posts Tagged ‘subscribers’

Increase Your Exposure by Commenting on Other Blogs

Friday, August 24th, 2007

Finding other blogs to comment on and get involved with is a great idea if you are looking to add some extra exposure to your blog, and to your business in general. Blogs by nature are a social medium, and more and more companies are finding that they can increase their brand exposure by [...]

RSS Publishing

Monday, May 14th, 2007

RSS publishing frees up man power. Who is responsible for emailing your company newsletter? How much time does it take for them to format, write and send it out? How much time is wasted keeping the email list up to date? How many of your company emails end up deleted or consigned to spam?
Wouldn’t you [...]

Google now reports subscribers

Friday, February 16th, 2007

Word just came through the Feedburner blog that Google is now reporting on subscriber figures. This is a big step forward as marketers and webmasters have had to speculate on what we know to be a growing proportion of readers using Google Reader and Google Personalized Homepage to read blogs.
From the Google Reader blog:

Publishers [...]

Differentiating Communication Channels With RSS

Monday, November 28th, 2005

Despite its best efforts, the email inbox tends to be a clutter of relatively undifferentiated content. It’s easy to lose emails, hard to find them again later and prioritizing which messages to read is awkward to automate.
Enter RSS, a much more sophisticated and intuitive means of communicating. One of the primary advantages of [...]

Vidcasting and Podcasting: A Successful Marketing Campaign

Monday, October 31st, 2005

While podcasts offer your user an informative listen that can be enjoyed in a variety of places, Vidcasting makes your message visual and engaging.  But the two RSS rich media options aren’t mutually exclusive.  You don’t have to choose between them.
A successful podcast marketing strategy would be a combination of the two.  A popular entertainment [...]