Saturday’s opening keynote featured Sonia Simone and Brian Clark of Copyblogger and Darren Rowse of Problogger looking at the downs and ups of blogging with an income in mind. (You can catch the full write-up from Alli here.) And here’s my take:
Saturday’s opening keynote featured Sonia Simone and Brian Clark of Copyblogger and Darren Rowse of Problogger looking at the downs and ups of blogging with an income in mind. (You can catch the full write-up from Alli here.) And here’s my take:
This one’s from a great session by Darren Rowse, co-author of Problogger, looking at building community on your blog. The ideas were coming far faster than I could capture them; I’ve tried to capture the highlights here.
Penn Jillette will be participating in the closing talk show at Blogworld.
Who are the BlogWorld keynoters this year? When are they happening and what will everyone be talking about? How will we ever top the rousing success of last year’s closing keynote talk show?
Relax. The answers to these questions and more are about to be revealed.
Tickets are still available for BlogWorld ’10. If our published schedule hasn’t already convinced you to attend, hopefully our keynotes will seal the deal!
I was looking over the list of the bloggers to watch that was put together over at Darren Rowse’s blog at Problogger by Jade Craven. The list is put together as a resource for bloggers to watch that can help others become better bloggers. The list is great and I know of most of the bloggers there and will bookmark the remaining people that I am not familiar with for reading more in 2010. I would love to have each of these bloggers provide a guest post here at BlogWorld & New Media Expo’s blog and I hope I get to meet them at the show this October. After all, we are here to provide the best of the best of information about blogging. The invitation is open to all of them to give us a post and provide our readers with their wisdom.
I read a large number of blogs. I have more than a 1000 unread feeds that I keep track of in Google Reader, BlogLines and other places like FriendFeed, Twitter and Facebook to name only a few. I try to keep my finger on the pulse of what is going on in the blogosphere, but posts like these are great to keep me apprised of who is blogging and what they are writing about. I think I have been a subscriber of Darren’s blog now since Problogger was just beginning. I knew then he was a great blogger and one to watch. I am keeping my eye out and ear to the ground.
What bloggers do you feel were left off the list that I need to watch? Is your name on a list? Perhaps you could let me know what your blog URL is and I can read yours too!
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