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More quickly than most anyone imagined, blogging is growing up. From the blogosphere's anarchistic roots, a professional cadre is emerging that is creating an industry whose top-performing businesses now earn serious money. The industry is expanding at warp speed. Blog-based media could just be poised to elbow aside traditional print and broadcast outlets to become one of the dominant sources of news, information and opinion, many observers believe. | ||||||||
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October 2007 I think blogs are a great way to increase the "stickiness" of a website... I don't even own a dell, but i hit their blog a few times a week. Same with the Ebay blog.
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October 2007 I think blogs are a great way to build content for a website on a particular topic.
They are also great for giving a human face and feel to an organization/website. I am amazed with bloggers in general though, Mike Arrington and Richard McManus have worked very hard to build their audience, well done to them. They now are reaping the benefits. Reply
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