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Archives for July 2011

Is Google Plus a Men’s Club?

by Margie Clayman

I have a question, and I once again really don’t have an answer, just some sneaking suspicions coupled with some mild and growing concerns. I’m looking for your insight.

See, the other day, as I was gathering posts on Google+ for the Blog Library, I came across a post by the well-known Robert Scoble. The post is called “Why yo momma won’t use Google Plus (and why that thrills me to no end). I read the post and it kind of rubbed me the wrong way, but I was tired and so I figured I was just feeling cranky.

However, I found that as time went on, the post kept kind of bugging me, like one of those darned fruit flies that pops up in July. There are a few things that are bothering me, and coming together with other posts I’ve read, I’m kind of feeling like Google+ is being constructed as a velvet rope, smoke-filled, dancing lady-filled men’s lounge. I don’t have an invite to Google+ so I’m not saying this is so, but I’d like to tell you why I’m feeling this way, and you can then let me know if I’m totally off track.

Deal?

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Filed Under: Marketing Talk

25 ways to improve the world via your blog

by Margie Clayman

So, I’ve done a few posts over the last few months that have decried the negativity that has been building in the online world. Of course, I am entirely aware of the fact that if you merely lambaste people for acting in a negative fashion without offering some way out of the rat trap, you’re just adding to the negative vibe.

Well, I certainly don’t want to do THAT.

So, the next few posts in the Engagement Series are going to offer some ideas on how you can use online engagement in various places – like your blog – to help improve the world.

I hear some of you cynics whispering out there, getting ready to build your case that online engagement can’t really improve the world. Engaging via your blog site or via Twitter probably won’t help find a cure for Cancer. However, “improving the world”  has different degrees of involvement. If you improve someone’s day, that’s improving the world, is it not? If you let people know that something bad is going on and that they can do something about it, that’s making the world a better place, isn’t it? It’s those kinds of positive vibes we’ll be talking about here.

So, with that said, here are 25 ways you can use engagement on your blog to help make the world a better place!

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Filed Under: Crafts and Charity, Marketing Talk

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