Cartoon: You Read Blog Posts?

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You read blog posts as well as retweeting them? How does that work?

Cartoon: Collateral

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“12,000 Twitter followers and 25,000 subscribers on Feedburner are certainly impressive. But they aren’t what we in the banking business call ‘collateral.’”

Cartoon: Nostalgia

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“I got a trackback yesterday. I haven’t felt so nostalgic in ages.”

Cartoon: Suing Your Guest Blogger

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“I’m sorry – there’s nothing in the case law to suggest you can sue a guest blogger for alienation of your audience’s affection.”

Cartoon: Get to the ‘Read More’ Link!

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Rob Cottingham is a cofounder of social media strategy firm Social Signal, a blogger since 2001, and the pen behind Noise to Signal for the past three years. Find him on Twitter at @robcottingham.

Cartoon: Custody Battle

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Rob Cottingham is a cofounder of social media strategy firm Social Signal, a blogger since 2001, and the pen behind Noise to Signal for the past three years. Find him on Twitter at @robcottingham.

Cartoon: Opening Act

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Rob Cottingham is a cofounder of social media strategy firm Social Signal, a blogger since 2001, and the pen behind Noise to Signal for the past three years. Find him on Twitter at @robcottingham.

Cartoon: Blogging for Dummies

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Rob Cottingham is a cofounder of social media strategy firm Social Signal, a blogger since 2001, and the pen behind Noise to Signal for the past three years. Find him on Twitter at @robcottingham.

The Power of Blog Followers

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Rob Cottingham is a cofounder of social media strategy firm Social Signal, a blogger since 2001, and the pen behind Noise to Signal  for the past three years. Find him on Twitter at @robcottingham.

Dear Gurus: Let’s Talk Less and Listen More

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Dear Gurus: It’s Time to Talk Less and Listen More By Hadji Williams It’s been about three weeks since Keith Elam, one of the most accomplished artists of my generation passed away. As one-half of Gang Starr, Elam was truly a Gifted emcee who pioneered an ill poetic street corner philosopher’s eloquence not yet heard … [Read more]