Comments on: Is Bryan Eisenberg The Key To Blogging Success? http://www.alexlcohen.com/blogging/2007/09/06/is-bryan-eisenberg-the-key-to-blogging-success/ Improve your internet marketing strategies. Plan, execute, measure and optimize your website. A blog by Alex Cohen Fri, 04 Jul 2008 04:33:14 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: MDB http://www.alexlcohen.com/blogging/2007/09/06/is-bryan-eisenberg-the-key-to-blogging-success/#comment-25 MDB Thu, 13 Sep 2007 03:42:59 +0000 http://www.alexlcohen.com/web-analytics/2007/09/06/is-bryan-eisenberg-the-key-to-blogging-success/#comment-25 I am moving in a similiar direction. I think that getting involved in group writing projects is a great way to make relationships and find new readers. In these projects you tend to build up a relationship with the other contributors and the organiser which can last a long time. I am moving in a similiar direction. I think that getting involved in group writing projects is a great way to make relationships and find new readers. In these projects you tend to build up a relationship with the other contributors and the organiser which can last a long time.

]]> By: DigitalAlex http://www.alexlcohen.com/blogging/2007/09/06/is-bryan-eisenberg-the-key-to-blogging-success/#comment-23 DigitalAlex Fri, 07 Sep 2007 13:40:47 +0000 http://www.alexlcohen.com/web-analytics/2007/09/06/is-bryan-eisenberg-the-key-to-blogging-success/#comment-23 Hey Stephane, I'm also of the "quality over quantity" school of blogging. I was inspired by the Avinash model of blog success, which is itself based on Guy Kawasaki's recommendations for blogging (think book, not blog; eat like a bird, poop like an elephant). I have to say, though, I always feel tremendous guilt that I'm not blogging more :-) -Alex Hey Stephane,

I’m also of the “quality over quantity” school of blogging. I was inspired by the Avinash model of blog success, which is itself based on Guy Kawasaki’s recommendations for blogging (think book, not blog; eat like a bird, poop like an elephant). I have to say, though, I always feel tremendous guilt that I’m not blogging more :-)

-Alex

]]> By: S.Hamel http://www.alexlcohen.com/blogging/2007/09/06/is-bryan-eisenberg-the-key-to-blogging-success/#comment-22 S.Hamel Fri, 07 Sep 2007 11:59:07 +0000 http://www.alexlcohen.com/web-analytics/2007/09/06/is-bryan-eisenberg-the-key-to-blogging-success/#comment-22 I started blogging in October 2002 on a subject totally different from web analytics (I was then a medical first responder volunteer for my community). Then I really concentrated on web strategies and analytics nearly 18 months ago and ever since, I've seen a steady growth: - post to my blog only if I have something to say (I stay away from "me too" posts as much as possible) and try to post "quality" over "quantity" - post pertinent comments to peer blogs - answer to Yahoo forum questions - offer "more", such as the Web Analytics Coop Search that encompass 165 hand picked blogs and sites or the aggregated Web Analytics Feedburner that tracks over 70 related blogs - generally be involved in the web analytics community: organizing Web Analytics Wednesday's, speaking at conferences, etc. S.Hamel eBusiness strategist, web analytics practitioner & blogger <a href="http://blog.immeria.net" rel="nofollow">immeria.net</a> I started blogging in October 2002 on a subject totally different from web analytics (I was then a medical first responder volunteer for my community). Then I really concentrated on web strategies and analytics nearly 18 months ago and ever since, I’ve seen a steady growth:
- post to my blog only if I have something to say (I stay away from “me too” posts as much as possible) and try to post “quality” over “quantity”
- post pertinent comments to peer blogs
- answer to Yahoo forum questions
- offer “more”, such as the Web Analytics Coop Search that encompass 165 hand picked blogs and sites or the aggregated Web Analytics Feedburner that tracks over 70 related blogs
- generally be involved in the web analytics community: organizing Web Analytics Wednesday’s, speaking at conferences, etc.

S.Hamel
eBusiness strategist, web analytics practitioner & blogger
immeria.net

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