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Pete Collins
Do you delete any of your blog posts? My blogging is quite variable in terms of quality, so should I get rid of some older ones that I don't really like, don't link to, and have hardly got any views? It would increase the average quality of my posts, but decrease the quantity. What do you do?
69 weeks ago from Blogging Ideas, Brazen Bloggers, European Bloggers and Wordpress Bloggers2 more
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I think it is a good idea to go back and review your posts periodically, and update them to reflect your blog's focus. Perhaps you didn't have a ...MoreI think it is a good idea to go back and review your posts periodically, and update them to reflect your blog's focus. Perhaps you didn't have a clear goal in mind when you started blogging? Go back and re-focus those old posts, clean up the writing and add some SEO into them to bring them up to speed.
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18 weeks ago
Cameron Plommer
Do you have a personal website? Is do you own your name's domain?
For my job search I set up my personal website and branded it to strengthen my career. If this is something you have been thinking about doing or don't really know how to start, I'd like to offer my services and get you started. Whether it's setting up the domain, hosting, Wordpress, strategizing or writing the copy, maybe I can help your job search out.
Tweet, message, or email me if you are interested.
97 weeks ago from Career Changers, Consultants R US and Personal Branding1 more
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Danver Chandler:
I have my own website but it is not "dot com". I am not able to pay for the $20 "dot com" website, so I opted to 're-route' my website using a ...MoreI have my own website but it is not "dot com". I am not able to pay for the $20 "dot com" website, so I opted to 're-route' my website using a service called "www.dot.tk" it took my long "danverchandler.yolasite.com" website and turned into "mschandler.tk" I've re-routed everything. Since I'm in the beginning stages...this DID help me just land a fabulous job because none of the competition seemed to have anything resembling their efforts to brand themselves.
95 weeks ago
95 weeks ago
Lindsay Browning:
I blog at www.lindsaybrowning.ie. I do from a personal ...MoreI blog at www.lindsaybrowning.ie. I do from a personal and professional perspective. Still trying to develop it
95 weeks ago
95 weeks ago
Will Marlow
I wanted to share this with my friends on Brazen: I made an announcement today that International Justice Mission has selected my company, LogiXML, to help break the cycle of human trafficking and slavery. I'll be appreciative of anyone who wants to share this with their personal networks.
THANKS very much. You can read some of the details here. http://bit.ly/mbZwxU
Allison Jennings
How do you emphasize on your resume that you have social media experience. I am looking for a new job, and would like to possibly do social media marketing, but not sure where to look.
Corbin Haresnape:
@Allison I would agree with a lot of what was said here. Create a portfolio that demonstrates your abilities. Not one that tells about your ...More@Allison I would agree with a lot of what was said here. Create a portfolio that demonstrates your abilities. Not one that tells about your abilities.
55 weeks ago
55 weeks ago
Cheryl Roshak:
You've been given good advice here, but what is your social media experience, how extensive is it and how can you demonstrate it? If you've worked ...MoreYou've been given good advice here, but what is your social media experience, how extensive is it and how can you demonstrate it? If you've worked for social media companies, then it will be obvious, but if it was only part of job, you will have to be specific as to what your actual involvement and responsibilities were and how effective were the results of your efforts. Was it a team effort or did you work independently? And what aspect of social media are you looking in for work? You have to be more specific. Since social media is online, you should be able to give URLs to those sites that you were involved in. Best in your search.
55 weeks ago
55 weeks ago
Ryan Healy
"10 Ways Generation Y Will Change The Workplace" - http://bit.ly/AlrXh. I wrote this post in May of 2008 after a year and a half of researching, blogging, and speaking about Generation Y. I made 10 simple predictions that I thought would make the workplace better for everyone. Since then, I've received over 140 comments on the post and even had a few people write in to tell me that some of my predictions are coming true.
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Jamie Nacht Farrell:
I love it; have a couple comments on each line. Interested in your thoughts.
1. We'll Hold Only Productive Meetings
- Agreed; we know 'time is ...MoreI love it; have a couple comments on each line. Interested in your thoughts.
1. We'll Hold Only Productive Meetings
- Agreed; we know 'time is money'. Only 'tiny' difference I've seen in the workplace is our meetings tend to have 3-5 minutes of "social" time at the beginning or end. A bit more than a typical conservative older company - but I believe this is because we value peers and relationships more.
2. We'll Shorten the Work Day
- Agreed that we are more efficient and will / can do more in less time, however my "work day" as well as most of the execs I know that are my age is 'longer' in that we are so used to being 'connected', we are all always looking at our iphones and BBs, etc. whereas the older generations don't necessarily have the habits we do.
3. We'll Bring Back the Administrative Assistants
- Interesting. I sure hope so! Is this happening? I've always had the privilege of using my CEOs or having one of my ops managers cover other things, but I'm all onboard to bring this on!
4. We'll Redefine Retirement
- Wow. You just defined my life before it happened. I've been working 90 hour weeks (by choice) for 7 years and am now consulting (and makign more money than I ever did before) in what I would define as a vacation - I can only work 20 hours / week...and am leaving with my husband to travel at the end of the month.
5. We'll Find Real Mentors
I couldn't agree with you more. I just started a blog otu of boredom ( ; and this was my first real post; mentors - http://bit.ly/908G86
6. We'll Restore Respect to the HR Department
Great call
7. We'll Promote Based on Emotional Intelligence
Love it
8. We'll Continue to Value What Our Parents Have to Offer
Dead on. I've taken my parents to every office I've had and even brought my father into one of my C level meetings so he could learn how marketing at the Washington Post works.
9. We'll Enjoy Higher Starting Salaries
Thus far, I have...fingers crossed that I continue..
10. We'll Re-invent the Performance Review
Always worked on weekly and monthly goals...tied my salary into monthly OI and reviews.
111 weeks ago
1. We'll Hold Only Productive Meetings
- Agreed; we know 'time is ...MoreI love it; have a couple comments on each line. Interested in your thoughts.
1. We'll Hold Only Productive Meetings
- Agreed; we know 'time is money'. Only 'tiny' difference I've seen in the workplace is our meetings tend to have 3-5 minutes of "social" time at the beginning or end. A bit more than a typical conservative older company - but I believe this is because we value peers and relationships more.
2. We'll Shorten the Work Day
- Agreed that we are more efficient and will / can do more in less time, however my "work day" as well as most of the execs I know that are my age is 'longer' in that we are so used to being 'connected', we are all always looking at our iphones and BBs, etc. whereas the older generations don't necessarily have the habits we do.
3. We'll Bring Back the Administrative Assistants
- Interesting. I sure hope so! Is this happening? I've always had the privilege of using my CEOs or having one of my ops managers cover other things, but I'm all onboard to bring this on!
4. We'll Redefine Retirement
- Wow. You just defined my life before it happened. I've been working 90 hour weeks (by choice) for 7 years and am now consulting (and makign more money than I ever did before) in what I would define as a vacation - I can only work 20 hours / week...and am leaving with my husband to travel at the end of the month.
5. We'll Find Real Mentors
I couldn't agree with you more. I just started a blog otu of boredom ( ; and this was my first real post; mentors - http://bit.ly/908G86
6. We'll Restore Respect to the HR Department
Great call
7. We'll Promote Based on Emotional Intelligence
Love it
8. We'll Continue to Value What Our Parents Have to Offer
Dead on. I've taken my parents to every office I've had and even brought my father into one of my C level meetings so he could learn how marketing at the Washington Post works.
9. We'll Enjoy Higher Starting Salaries
Thus far, I have...fingers crossed that I continue..
10. We'll Re-invent the Performance Review
Always worked on weekly and monthly goals...tied my salary into monthly OI and reviews.
111 weeks ago
Joy Kennelly:
Very interesting information Ryan. Thanks for sharing your insightful wisdom.:)
102 weeks ago
102 weeks ago
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Will Marlow
I was quoted in CIO Update in this article on how to be a transformational Chief Information Officer http://www.cioupdate.com/career/article.php/3920606/Are-You-a-Transforma...
Ed Barrientos
Brazen made the Buzz for 2011 list! Check it out: http://t.co/kEyPaBS via @washingtonpost
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Will Marlow
I had a great time last night as the photographer at FACETS "Taste of Fall" auction/fundraiser. They raised a lot of money to continue their work helping the homeless in Fairfax, Virginia. Here are a few of my favorite pictures from the event: http://bit.ly/bHonMt
Will Marlow
Had a good time in Network Roulette this evening. Met some great folks. If any of my new fans want to learn more about me, check out my blog here: www.willmarlow.com. I'm looking forward to staying in touch with many of you.
Alison C Matherne:
Ditto! Now it's time to eat and sleep and dream of... well, whatever strikes your fancy & hopefully what we talked about tonight! =)
83 weeks ago
83 weeks ago
Ryan Healy
Interesting article on "Just in Time Financing" from Venture Beat http://bit.ly/b28Obf majority of entrepreneurs would rather be funded by angels than VC's and don't care if they are top tier investors or not. They also prefer investors with industry knowledge. I would have to agree with all of this, what do you guys think?
84 weeks ago from Entrepreneurs, Shotgun Startups and Upstarts!1 more
Will Marlow:
I agree in general, except that it's a bit of a conflict to say that you don't care about having a top tier investor, but you do want investors ...MoreI agree in general, except that it's a bit of a conflict to say that you don't care about having a top tier investor, but you do want investors with industry knowledge. I think the top tier investors are typically top tier based on their deep industry knowledge and contacts. I don't want to be accused of splitting hairs here, but I think it's important to go for investors who are either top tier, or who are "top tier caliber."
84 weeks ago
84 weeks ago
Dave Ellis:
I think Will is right... depending on the investee's circumstances. In all cases I feel strongly that an investor with industry knowledge is best. ...MoreI think Will is right... depending on the investee's circumstances. In all cases I feel strongly that an investor with industry knowledge is best. They can be a huge asset to your company both in direct guidance and also in opening up their contacts and resources to you.
But as far as top-tier or not... that depends on what you want to do with your company. If you're looking to go national and potentially do an IPO etc. then you'd be hard pressed to do that without a top-tier investor. If your goal is just to have your own business... make $1M or so per year and just sell your products as an entrepreneur... you don't need top tier. You just need an investor with whom you see eye-to-eye about your business goals.
84 weeks ago
But as far as top-tier or not... that depends on what you want to do with your company. If you're looking to go national and potentially do an IPO etc. then you'd be hard pressed to do that without a top-tier investor. If your goal is just to have your own business... make $1M or so per year and just sell your products as an entrepreneur... you don't need top tier. You just need an investor with whom you see eye-to-eye about your business goals.
84 weeks ago
Ryan Healy
Anyone see "The Social Network" yet? Definitely going to check it out this week, I heard nothing but great reviews so far.
85 weeks ago from Entrepreneurs, Shotgun Startups and Social Media1 more
Sean Mulligan:
Would anybody else find it interesting to do a documentary on just how many people find these embellished stories to be actual fact? Compared with ...MoreWould anybody else find it interesting to do a documentary on just how many people find these embellished stories to be actual fact? Compared with other historically inaccurate movies that people also believe as fact?
85 weeks ago
85 weeks ago
Paul Basile:
I saw it in NYC at opening, with writer Aaron Sorkin and actors Jesse Eisenberg and Jason Timberlake commenting after. The Social Network will ...MoreI saw it in NYC at opening, with writer Aaron Sorkin and actors Jesse Eisenberg and Jason Timberlake commenting after. The Social Network will win the Best Picture Oscar and I certainly not the only one saying so. Publicity hounds and provocateurs will say it ain't the truth and it's Hollywood and they will get ink - but it is largely the truth, most of the specific events and all of the messages are accurate. In any case it is both great entertainment, fantastic quality writing and directing - and of course a great story. What it may tell us about Facebook that is useful is another thing and not the purpose of the movie. Zuck is NOT the villain of this movie and Saverin is not the victim. Life and reality are much more complex than that, as is evident in the movie, too.
85 weeks ago
85 weeks ago
Will Marlow
Enjoying Network Roulette on Brazen right now...
Will Marlow:
It definitely boosted the number of people I'm following/interested in. Makes following people much more meaningful...
I'm interested in a ...MoreIt definitely boosted the number of people I'm following/interested in. Makes following people much more meaningful...
I'm interested in a *queuing* feature that allowed people to register interest in opening a roulette session in the future on a particular topic, and perhaps the session could start spontaneously, sort of like Groupon, once certain conditions had been met and a sufficient number of people happened to be logged in...
85 weeks ago
I'm interested in a ...MoreIt definitely boosted the number of people I'm following/interested in. Makes following people much more meaningful...
I'm interested in a *queuing* feature that allowed people to register interest in opening a roulette session in the future on a particular topic, and perhaps the session could start spontaneously, sort of like Groupon, once certain conditions had been met and a sufficient number of people happened to be logged in...
85 weeks ago
Will Marlow
Enjoying Network Roulette on Brazen right now...
Will Marlow
I haven't been able to make it to any "Network Roulette" sessions, but I'd be interested in testing it out soon if anyone is interested. Let me know in the comments if you want to give it a try, preferably some evening this week or for a few minutes over the weekend...Thanks!
Komail Mithani
Has your Twitter changed to the new one yet? If you don't know what I'm talking about check out this video Twitter released about the "New Twitter." I'd love to hear your reactions.
http://youtu.be/rIpD7hfffQo
88 weeks ago from Social Media
Farida Harianawala:
I loved the new Twitter video. But still waiting for the new Twitter to roll out.
87 weeks ago
87 weeks ago
Will Marlow
I assume that it's bad form to "Recommend" your own blog posts on Brazen. Thoughts?
Melissa Breau:
I haven't recommended my own posts, but sometimes I'll post a link in a specific group that I think might be particularly interested in its ...MoreI haven't recommended my own posts, but sometimes I'll post a link in a specific group that I think might be particularly interested in its content, along with a few sentences to hook their interest (and typically a question). I love the discussion that results in the group and sometimes it leads to the creation of a second blog post on the topic.
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88 weeks ago
Katie Weilbacher:
Well, you're can "Like" yourself on Facebook, I don't see why you couldn't "recommend" yourself here. (But please use both sparingly so it doesn't ...MoreWell, you're can "Like" yourself on Facebook, I don't see why you couldn't "recommend" yourself here. (But please use both sparingly so it doesn't smack of desperation!). If your post/idea gets the right visibility by submitting it to the appropriate network or targeted audience, then recommending it yourself shouldn't need to be a norm.
88 weeks ago
88 weeks ago
Lindsey Sparks
Big announcement: I'm changing jobs. Again. I spent 8 years at one company and only 2 months at my new job. The job description changed completely after I was hired and it just wasn't a good fit. I will be starting as an account executive at a PR agency on Monday. I'm super excited! Any tips on starting a new job so things hopefully go better this time?
88 weeks ago from Career Rocketeer, JobSTART 101 and Job Resources and Career Coaching1 more
Ryan Healy, Will Marlow, Becky Benishek, Rebecca Thorman, Elysa Rice, Robin Mills and Jason H. Parker and 4 others recommended this
Cameron Plommer:
Lindsey did a guest post on my blog about her new job. Read the story here: MoreLindsey did a guest post on my blog about her new job. Read the story here: http://howtobeextraordinary.com/2010/09/how-did-you-get-hired-lindsey-sp...
88 weeks ago
88 weeks ago
Ed Barrientos
This is the third article I have read this week questioning the value and ROI of a college education. http://bit.ly/bBEz3i Is there a college education 2.0 in the horizon? What is the alternative to today's educational options?
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Lindsey Sparks:
I don't think we have great alternatives yet, but they're starting and as they catch on future students will have more options. Colleges aren't ...MoreI don't think we have great alternatives yet, but they're starting and as they catch on future students will have more options. Colleges aren't turning out the types of workers needed by many employers, so something will have to give at some point. On a related note, I wish people would stop acting like you're worthless if you don't have a degree. Some students should be encouraged to attend a vo-tech - they'll save money, take classes that interest them more, and can end up in jobs like welding or plumbing that make a lot of money. But as a society we look down on this now, which is frustrating for those students pushed to attend college when they shouldn't and for the employers who need these types of workers.
88 weeks ago
88 weeks ago
Ed Barrientos:
Lindsey, I think you are absolutely right on this. If you look at Europe, for example, I think they do a much better job at producing the types ...MoreLindsey, I think you are absolutely right on this. If you look at Europe, for example, I think they do a much better job at producing the types of workers the industry needs (Vo-tech).
88 weeks ago
88 weeks ago
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Sid
What are your thoughts on setting up categories for your blog? I love the category structure used by www.INC.com (i love everything about that site. ) On my site I am working to create less categories that are more general that things just fall under. I am trying to create a better hierarchy for my site that will feel better to the reader. Should I just have a few? Use child categories? What do you use and what do you think works?
88 weeks ago from Wordpress Bloggers, Brazen Bloggers and Gen-Y Professional Bloggers1 more
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Lindsey Sparks:
I'm using general broader categories since my blog now focuses on a variety of things: marketing/pr, book reviews, leadership, workplace, and ...MoreI'm using general broader categories since my blog now focuses on a variety of things: marketing/pr, book reviews, leadership, workplace, and random musings.
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88 weeks ago
Sid:
Thank you all for the feedback. I do think categories are a great way to organize. My problem is I have 150+ posts that i migrated over from ...MoreThank you all for the feedback. I do think categories are a great way to organize. My problem is I have 150+ posts that i migrated over from blogger to wordpress and I have to sit down and convert categories to tags and now weed out ambiguous categories.
If I just used wordpress from the beginning like everyone told me, I would be fine right now.
But I am using generalized categories with my spin like "My So Called Career" for all career related stuff and "I Like to Party" for everything related to the social aspects of life. Is it okay to take this route? If you haven't read my blog, much of what I talk about is based on my experiences and how they impact my money and career, so it all relates. Also, I am really crazy.
Thanks for the input people, keep it coming. Follow me on twitter @doctor_s
88 weeks ago
If I just used wordpress from the beginning like everyone told me, I would be fine right now.
But I am using generalized categories with my spin like "My So Called Career" for all career related stuff and "I Like to Party" for everything related to the social aspects of life. Is it okay to take this route? If you haven't read my blog, much of what I talk about is based on my experiences and how they impact my money and career, so it all relates. Also, I am really crazy.
Thanks for the input people, keep it coming. Follow me on twitter @doctor_s
88 weeks ago
TOP IDEA:
JenG
Want to hear lessons learned in career design from someone crazy/brave enough to leave a cushy gov't job in a recession? I talk about the importance of flexiblity, why you should forget about trying for the next promotion, & why three jobs are better than one. This is Part 1 in a multi-part series, so if you have questions you'd like me to answer, leave them in the comment section, and I'l incorporate into future posts: http://bit.ly/buTK0w
89 weeks ago from Creating a Life You Love, Career Changers, Ask Penelope Trunk! and Professional Development2 more
Elysa Rice, Ty Unglebower, Will Marlow and peter yaworski and 1 others recommended this
JenG:
Lindsey- Great quote: I realized that the money wasn't making me happy, so why continue doing that job? Such an important insight that many ...MoreLindsey- Great quote: I realized that the money wasn't making me happy, so why continue doing that job? Such an important insight that many people miss. Money can only make up for so much! Love your story. Where are you hoping to go?
Peter- Of course you know the answer. There's no guarantee it's sustainable. Great rewards require risk. The risk mitigation is to develop a personal network that can serve as safety net should everything in the new business dry up. You should never feel unemployable! Second, do as much as you can before leaving to grease the skids. I left you a PM on that. And yeah, read Tim. Even though I think the idea of "passive" income is a bit of a stretch, I think knowing what you really need is a good idea with or without a career leap.
88 weeks ago
Peter- Of course you know the answer. There's no guarantee it's sustainable. Great rewards require risk. The risk mitigation is to develop a personal network that can serve as safety net should everything in the new business dry up. You should never feel unemployable! Second, do as much as you can before leaving to grease the skids. I left you a PM on that. And yeah, read Tim. Even though I think the idea of "passive" income is a bit of a stretch, I think knowing what you really need is a good idea with or without a career leap.
88 weeks ago
Lindsey Sparks:
@JenG - I just accepted a job as an account exec at an ad agency. It's much more flexible than my old job and everyone there is wonderful. They ...More@JenG - I just accepted a job as an account exec at an ad agency. It's much more flexible than my old job and everyone there is wonderful. They only take on clients they think they can make a real difference with, and who are themselves doing something that makes a difference, so the work should be fulfilling. It will probably be more hours and less pay, but it will be more fun and fulfilling and flexible and I'd rather have those things.
88 weeks ago
88 weeks ago
Will Marlow
In your opinion, is it easier to build a blog with a large subscriber base today, because the blogging tools/software are more accessible than they were years ago?
Or is it more difficult to build a blog today, because the blogging marketplace is more crowded, and because many people choose to read your blog without "subscribing" in any traditional sense of the word, since they rely on platforms like Twitter, Brazen, Google Buzz, Facebook and LinkedIn to let them know when you add a new post?
88 weeks ago from Brazen Bloggers, Social Media, Social Media Marketers, New Media Marketing and Gen-Y Professional Bloggers3 more
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Will Marlow:
@Becky - I definitely think there may be some element of that, especially when I was just getting started. I think when I was just getting ...More@Becky - I definitely think there may be some element of that, especially when I was just getting started. I think when I was just getting started, my posts may have been a little *stiffer* than they are now. Occasionally I would write something that was much more relaxed/conversational, and I felt a reluctance to publish it, but when I did, it really took off. This post here is a great example of that: http://www.willmarlow.com/what-to-do-if-you-accidentally-hit-send. I almost didn't publish this one, but when I did, it was retweeted almost 50 times, and was one of my most popular posts.
88 weeks ago
88 weeks ago
Rebecca Thorman:
I would say more difficult, but not because of the tools, but because now blog topics and their authors are so niche. It's difficult to find a ...MoreI would say more difficult, but not because of the tools, but because now blog topics and their authors are so niche. It's difficult to find a topic (and a voice) that appeals to a wide variety of people. That's why newspapers are tanking and magazines. Those models don't work anymore. Instead of trying to find a large audience, I would find a dedicated and engaged audience of the influencers you want to reach. It doesn't matter if 10,000 people are reading if you've got the 100 of the most important (to you).
88 weeks ago
88 weeks ago
Will Marlow
Someone just asked me if they could buy advertising on my blog. I never intended to sell ads on my blog (although I'm grateful for the opportunity!), but before I agree, I wanted to know what people think about this: (1) would you sell ads on your blog? (2) if so, who would you NOT sell ads to? (3) is there a downside? For reference, you can check out my blog here: www.willmarlow.com.
92 weeks ago from Gen-Y Professional Bloggers, Social Media and Social Media Marketers1 more
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Chris Parker:
I would again like everyone else said, it the add was relevant to the readers of my blog. MoreI would again like everyone else said, it the add was relevant to the readers of my blog. http://employmentworld-chris.blogspot.com/
Or if it was health related I probably would, but if the ad was not reputable or the company was not then NO. But would love the money if someone did.
92 weeks ago
Or if it was health related I probably would, but if the ad was not reputable or the company was not then NO. But would love the money if someone did.
92 weeks ago
David Spinks:
Nope. I started my blog for a lot of reasons, none of them are to make money.
If I start commercializing my blog, it changes the whole vibe of ...MoreNope. I started my blog for a lot of reasons, none of them are to make money.
If I start commercializing my blog, it changes the whole vibe of the site. It affects my ability to achieve the goals that I originally set for it.
I've received a bunch of offers. Maybe if I got an amazing offer that made sense at the time, I'd consider it. My default response is no though.
92 weeks ago
If I start commercializing my blog, it changes the whole vibe of ...MoreNope. I started my blog for a lot of reasons, none of them are to make money.
If I start commercializing my blog, it changes the whole vibe of the site. It affects my ability to achieve the goals that I originally set for it.
I've received a bunch of offers. Maybe if I got an amazing offer that made sense at the time, I'd consider it. My default response is no though.
92 weeks ago
Will Marlow
The Washington Business Journal did a great feature story today on the company I cofounded (link works now) http://bit.ly/aBy32C
92 weeks ago from Entrepreneurs, Social Entrepreneurs, Social Media Marketers and Gen-Y Professional Bloggers2 more
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Will Marlow:
Melissa, thanks for the comment, and sorry for the delayed response. My company's website is MoreMelissa, thanks for the comment, and sorry for the delayed response. My company's website is www.alumnifidelity.com. Let me know if I can help you with anything at all!
91 weeks ago
91 weeks ago
TOP IDEA:
Will Marlow
I am the co-creator of AlumniFidelity -- which is a web 2.0 fundraising platform for universities, charities and secondary schools. We work with huge clients like UVA, University of Oklahoma, Bowling Green State University, and Towson University, as well as small clients, including local athletic teams. Check it out and let me know what you think! http://bit.ly/6A8mO
Jeanine Swatton:
Hey Will - I am a software engineer - currently working on my own startup - one of my projects is a nonprofit as well. :-) Let me know if you ...MoreHey Will - I am a software engineer - currently working on my own startup - one of my projects is a nonprofit as well. :-) Let me know if you need any assistance... :-)
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