Blog Herald Today: The Writer’s Dilemma and the Blogger’s Secret

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Writing and Blogging — The Difference

We often talk about writing and blogging. Go see what bloggers have that writers do not.

Quote after quote tells the story of writers who know that they have to go it alone. Every blogger worth his or her blogging salt knows the same thing.

Yet we do it. Why do we do it? We have a secret.

Read the whole feature in today’s Blog Herald by clicking the logo.

The Blog Herald


It’s about blogging and real life.
–ME “Liz” Strauss
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On the Tipping Point of Communications

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Connectors and Mavens on the Tipping Point

Something Mark Goodyear said yesterday about SOBCon reminded me of how often folks have called me a connector or a maven and of how many connectors and mavens I know.

. . . a connector and a maven – one who links like-minded people and one who gathers and shares deep information . . . that sounds the definition of almost every relationship blogger I know. We are connectors and mavens at the tipping point of communication.

Read the whole feature in today’s Blog Herald by clicking the logo.

The Blog Herald


It’s about blogging and real life.
–ME “Liz” Strauss

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Mike Sansone Conducting Relationships

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It Takes a Train Guy to Start a ConverStation

Did people build the trains and then the towns spring up around them? OR Did the towns start while the rails were being laid? I don’t know, but I know a guy who does. Mike Sansone knows that the railroads forged relationships linking people in the same way that bloggers link and interact online, by voice, and in person.

Read the whole feature in today’s Blog Herald by clicking the logo.

The Blog Herald

It’s about blogging and real life.
–ME “Liz” Strauss

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Liz Strauss at The Blog Herald, The Blogging Times, and Who’s One in a Million?

Performancing Is Now with SplashPress Media!

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SplashPress Media Buys Performancing

Today it’s been announced that SplashPress Media has acquired Performancing.

Performancing

You’ll find the official story on the front page of the Blog Herald, one of the independent flagship properties owned by SplashPress Media. The Blog Herald — run by Editor (and S.O.B.) Tony Hung — reports that

According to David Krug, “Over the last year Performancing has built up a large and loyal community of bloggers from all walks of life. They have created and provided tools and quality resources to bloggers and blogging communities.We wish to continue providing the blogosphere with affordable tools to help people join the new media revolution . . . We look forward to carrying that vision forward and farther.”

Performancing will also be run independently of other SplashPress Media properties. David Krug of 9:o1am will be General Manager of Performancing moving forward.

An exclusive podcast interview with David Krug is available at Technosailor.

Darren Rowse has more coverage on the sale at Problogger.net.

–ME “Liz” Strauss

Meet the Relationship Geek — Phil Gerbyshak

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Everyone Knows Phil

We had met at the first email and by the last, we had decided that we would be attending Phil’s speaking event in Chicago together — two weeks later. Somewhere around emails three and four he said “I’m not a stalker.” and I laughed, thinking I’m the one who usually writes that. Not bad for an email conversation that only lasted only 42 minutes.

That’s how my relationship with Phil began. I suspect it’s that way for everyone.

Read the whole feature in today’s Blog Herald by clicking the logo.

The Blog Herald

It’s about blogging and real life.
–ME “Liz” Strauss

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Liz Strauss at The Blog Herald, The Blogging Times, and Who’s One in a Million?

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