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The blog of Rex Hammock, founder/ceo of Hammock Inc., the content marketing, strategy and media company founded in 1991 in Nashville, Tenn. Rex is also founder/helper-in-chief of the wiki, SmallBusiness.com.
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Daily Archives: Monday, November 13, 2006
Ted Leonsis is a blog-pimp, and you should be too
The other day, I wrote a sarcastic post when Mark Cuban was whinning about how people link to his site for self-promotional, or as he termed it, “blog-pimping,” reasons. I pledged not to point to another post of his (and … Continue reading
And here’s a website that will help you get to the conference
Since the previous post is about a new conference-oriented website, I figured I’d continue the theme and point to Hitchsters.com, a website designed to help you line up rides to and from the airport (and other places). For now, they’re … Continue reading
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Cool tool for conference planners
Because of those involved with or investing in Confabb.com (press release), there will be lots of blog-linking to the new suite of services that may seem radical to traditional conference-planner types, but will seem intuitive and logical to anyone who … Continue reading
A recipe for losing traffic
Nick Denton: “More money, a little less sex: that is Valleywag’s new gossip mantra.“ (Actually, I had long-ago removed the Valleywag RSS feed from my newsreader. I’ll add it back now for a test-drive.)
How to get lots of traffic to a blog post
Phillipp Lenssen asks a bunch of white guy bloggers to tell about their most popular blog post of all time. (I’d have to list this as one of the top-five brilliant blog-pimp posts I’ve seen in the past 48 hours.) … Continue reading
links for 2006-11-13
Japanese Mac & PC Guys Ads | Apple Is there something lost in translation? (tags: advertising mac) A Peer-review Wikipedia? | Scholarpedia Quote: In Scholarpedia, every article has a person who takes care of its content and whose reputation becomes … Continue reading
