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Ad Age calls Twitter “asinine.” Is it for everyone? No. But Twitter has a real use for media companies and social-media-savvy brands.
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On Monday, Mark Simon drafted his list of The 10 Most Asinine Trends and Why You Should Avoid Them in his Ad Age article, “Ditch the Web Lunatic Content C…
Todd Andrlik, who publishes a list of the top 150 ad/pr/marketing blogs, announced Monday that Ad Age will soon begin publishing his list, which he calls the Power 150. As Todd explains, Ad Age can now reference bloggers in its articles such as “according to David Armano’s Logic+Emotion, No. 15 on…
Continue reading "Ad Age to Begin Ranking Marketing/PR/AD Blogs"A June 4th article in Ad Age compiles some useful studies of the blogosphere, but, like most mainstream media articles about blogging, it largely misses the point about what really makes blogs influential. That got me thinking about what really makes a blog popular.
The article notes: “[Blogs] hav…
Continue reading "What Makes a Blog Popular?"
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