Posted on July 14, 2011. Filed under: Blogs, Business Management, Communications, Inbound Marketing, Marketing, Uncategorized | Tags: Blogging, Blogs, Ellie Becker, Inbound Marketing, Networking, Small Business, Trust |
I belong to a networking group that I experience as exceptional. We’re all in service businesses. Some of us are business owners. Some of us work for companies. But we’re all entrepreneurial at heart. We’re all competent at our businesses. We share high ethical standards and values. We found each other in the wider world [...]
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Posted on July 8, 2011. Filed under: Blogging, Blogs, Business Management, Communications, Content, Facebook, Inbound Marketing, Jazz, Marketing, SEO, Small Business, Social Media, Uncategorized | Tags: Blogging, Blogs, Ellie Becker, Inbound Marketing, Jazz, Marketing, Music, NoLA, Rebirth Brass Band, SEO, Small Business, Social Media, Sociosound |
Today I’m blogging to music provided in the latest post of a very interesting person and ethnomusicologist (Google it. I did.) whose blog is called SocioSound. We ‘met’ through our blogs. Anyhow – SocioSound just shared five favorite New Orleans tunes. Two of them are also faves of mine by the Rebirth Brass Band. I [...]
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Posted on July 6, 2011. Filed under: Blogging, Blogs, Communications, Social Media, Uncategorized | Tags: Blogging, Blogs, Ellie Becker, Emily Post, LinkedIn, Social Media |
I’m probably dating myself unmercifully by referencing Emily Post (who I learned about in childhood) in the headline. According to Wikipedia, Emily Post (1872 – 1960) was an American author famous for writing on etiquette. She is survived by the Emily Post Institute, which she founded and which subsequent generations – now fourth – [...]
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Posted on June 30, 2011. Filed under: Content, Google, Search, Semantic Web, Small Business | Tags: Blogs, Ellie Becker, Google Plus, Google+, Google.Google Voice Search, Online Marketing, Search, Small Business |
Yesterday and today many of my fellow bloggers in the social media/online marketing space were abuzz about Google+. I was contemplating whether to add my slightly informed two cents to the discussion when I opened my browser. The home page is the New York Times and there, in a banner ad, one day after Google+ [...]
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Posted on June 29, 2011. Filed under: Blogging, Blogs, Content, Human Business, Inbound Marketing, Marketing, Media, News, Public Relations Marketing, SEO, Small Business, Social Media, Twitter | Tags: Blogging, Blogs, Brian Halligan, Chris Brogan, Content, David Meerman Scott, Dharmesh Shah, Ellie Becker, HubSpot, Huffington Post, human business, Inbound Marketing, Julien Smith, SEOmoz, Social Media, TechCrunch, Technorati, Twitter |
I just spent 30 minutes getting up to speed on the Google+ Project announced yesterday – Google’s new social media network, currently in a limited field trial. It’s quite interesting and I’ll explore it further with you as it rolls out to everyone. The point of this post, though, is that when it comes to [...]
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Posted on June 27, 2011. Filed under: Blogging, Blogs, Communications, Content, Human Business, Inbound Marketing, Reputation Management, Small Business, Social Media, Writing | Tags: A Word A Day, Blogging, Blogs, Content, Ellie Becker, Inbound Marketing, Small Business, Social Media, Writing |
In previous posts I’ve mentioned my daily email vocabulary builder, A Word A Day (www.wordsmith.org). It’s free and if you’re blogging and trying to spiff up your writing, I recommend you sign up. A Word A Day also includes a Thought for Today, a wise quote from a variety of sources. This morning’s quote inspired [...]
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Posted on June 26, 2011. Filed under: Blogging, Blogs, Content, Inbound Marketing, Jazz, Marketing, Media, Public Relations Marketing, Social Media, Uncategorized | Tags: Blogs, daycation.com, Ellie Becker, Inbound Marketing, Jazz, Jeffrey Levine, Marketing, Peter Cook, PR, Public Relations, Social Media |
One of the main reasons I’ve always loved my career in public relations and marketing is the sense of possibility that pervades the practice. You start with nothing but an idea and you turn it into a campaign that can make something happen that would not have happened otherwise. Every time I’ve ever distributed a [...]
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Posted on May 31, 2011. Filed under: Blogging, Blogs, Content, Inbound Marketing, Internet Traffic | Tags: Blogging, Blogs, Ellie Becker, Fairfield County Business Journal, HubSpot, Inbound Marketing, Network Solutions, Web 2.0, Westchester County Business Journal, westfaironline |
Yikes! It’s the last day of May and to my horror I recognize that I haven’t yet posted to my blog this month. Yesterday something I read really got me focused on this. For years I’ve subscribed to a great free vocabulary builder called A Word a Day. (It also includes an often-inspiring Thought for [...]
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Posted on December 5, 2010. Filed under: Blogging, Blogs, Communications, Content, Human Business, Inbound Marketing, Jazz, Marketing, Public Relations Marketing, Uncategorized, Writing | Tags: Bill Evans, Blogging, Blogs, Content, David Meerman Scott, Ellie Becker, Inbound Marketing, Jazz, Writing |
This post is dedicated to the thousands of bloggers around the globe who read my last post when it was featured on the WordPress homepage showcase, ‘Freshly Pressed’. First of all, it was amazing to have one of my posts selected from almost half a million posted that day. Second of all, the response was [...]
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Posted on December 2, 2010. Filed under: Blogging, Blogs, Communications, Content, Human Business, Inbound Marketing, Jazz, Marketing, Uncategorized | Tags: Blogging, Blogs, Ellie Becker, Inbound Marketing, Jazz, Marketing, Music, SEO |
I do love my blog! I’m happy it’s there when inspiration strikes. Over time, I’ve come to appreciate the many benefits it provides to me personally and to my business. Clients and prospects often ask me if they HAVE to have a blog. Well no one has to. But I thought I’d share a few [...]
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