Comments on: BlogHer: Social Media Can Save Media http://librarytechtonics.info/bits/607/blogher-social-media-can-save-media/ An ex-librarian making a shift Tue, 05 May 2009 17:14:18 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8 hourly 1 By: BlogHer Boston 2008 « transient travels http://librarytechtonics.info/bits/607/blogher-social-media-can-save-media/comment-page-1/#comment-294 BlogHer Boston 2008 « transient travels Fri, 24 Oct 2008 11:20:09 +0000 http://librarytechtonics.info/?p=607#comment-294 [...] Social Media Can Save Media & Social Media Can Save Dinner   [...] [...] Social Media Can Save Media & Social Media Can Save Dinner   [...]

]]> By: Andrea Mercado http://librarytechtonics.info/bits/607/blogher-social-media-can-save-media/comment-page-1/#comment-288 Andrea Mercado Sun, 12 Oct 2008 16:19:41 +0000 http://librarytechtonics.info/?p=607#comment-288 @Lisa Stone: Thank you so much for the kind words about my post! It wasn't as "live" as I wanted it to be, since the conversation was really so robust yet so jumpy it was too hard to chase real-time :D. I think it was the whiz-bang-pow nature of the session that made it even more exciting, and I really felt like it was an awesome mindshare. I was poking around on the BlogHer site, looking for some sort of Online Advertising 101 article, and I couldn't find one (it's highly likely that I didn't look hard enough, it's the weekend and I'm being lazy :D). I think offering a session like that at a future conference followed by another session on how Social Media Can Save Media would be a super for n00bs like me... I'm not sure that I'd ever go the monetized route, but it would definitely add to the conversation for me. If anyone has suggestions for resources like this, fire away here in the comments! :) @Lisa Stone: Thank you so much for the kind words about my post! It wasn’t as “live” as I wanted it to be, since the conversation was really so robust yet so jumpy it was too hard to chase real-time :D . I think it was the whiz-bang-pow nature of the session that made it even more exciting, and I really felt like it was an awesome mindshare.

I was poking around on the BlogHer site, looking for some sort of Online Advertising 101 article, and I couldn’t find one (it’s highly likely that I didn’t look hard enough, it’s the weekend and I’m being lazy :D ). I think offering a session like that at a future conference followed by another session on how Social Media Can Save Media would be a super for n00bs like me… I’m not sure that I’d ever go the monetized route, but it would definitely add to the conversation for me.

If anyone has suggestions for resources like this, fire away here in the comments! :)

]]> By: Lisa Stone http://librarytechtonics.info/bits/607/blogher-social-media-can-save-media/comment-page-1/#comment-282 Lisa Stone Sat, 11 Oct 2008 18:30:22 +0000 http://librarytechtonics.info/?p=607#comment-282 Andrea, thanks for a terrific live blog. I think you did a terrific job pulling out the big-picture narrative. I was interested to see the combination of questions about how to best grow community and how to best grow revenue. Very tactical, very applied questions! Here are some of the links I recommend for people: (1) How to grow traffic to your blog by Elise Bauer http://www.blogher.com/how-build-blog-traffic-search-engines-and-seo (2) BlogHer's example of strong community guidelines that separate editorial from advertorial http://www.blogher.com/what-are-your-community-guidelines Andrea, thanks for a terrific live blog. I think you did a terrific job pulling out the big-picture narrative. I was interested to see the combination of questions about how to best grow community and how to best grow revenue. Very tactical, very applied questions!

Here are some of the links I recommend for people:

(1) How to grow traffic to your blog by Elise Bauer

http://www.blogher.com/how-build-blog-traffic-search-engines-and-seo

(2) BlogHer’s example of strong community guidelines that separate editorial from advertorial

http://www.blogher.com/what-are-your-community-guidelines

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