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Do You Have to Allow Commenting?
There was time when not having comments on your blog was a cardinal sin. You weren’t transparent, open or social. Starting a blog today is much easier today than it was even a few years ago, especially if you count microblogging in the mix. But today everything has commenting, blogs, videos, presentations and thinks to [...]
Q1 2010 NCB Blog Report [Stats]
Good day stakeholders. At the end of the fiscal year 2009 I reported that this blog was no longer about me. The focus of the blog is serving up great content that ads value to you. This makes all of you my board of stakeholder and as such I want to be transparent with you [...]
Announcing the New Comm Biz Social Newsletter. We’re going analog baby!
This year has been a busy year for New Comm Biz. We launched the @newcommbiz Twitter account, which has 288 followers, the New Comm Biz Facebook Page, which has 180 fans. I’m not super impressed with the numbers but, with the exception of the Book Giveaway, I haven’t given you much reason to fan or [...]
3 Rockstar Blogs to Read [March]
I don’t have a blogroll like many blogs because I think they get stale and are usually filled with the usual suspects. But there are still many great blog out there I want to take the time to recommend. With that intent I plan on spotlighting 3 blogs every month that I think you should [...]
The Non-Blog and Dr. M von Vogelhausen
What do you call blogs that aren’t on a blogging platform? I call them non-blogs? I noticed this trend a few years ago when I would discover very active people in the social media space who didn’t have blogs using tools like StumbleUpon and then later FriendFeed for their blog. Not in addition to a [...]
Be More You
Would your company benefit from you sharing your professional insights? Do you have personal goals that would be easier to achieve if you were more visible in the social media space? Would your professional or personal life benefit from being known by others for what you do? I mostly blog about how businesses can use [...]
Thank you for putting up with 3 years of my crap
Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Last Saturday marked the 3 year anniversary of New Comm Biz. You’ve put up with my incoherent rantings, my random juxtapositions, horrible grammar and atrocious spelling. Through all of it, I’m afraid, I’ve learned more from you than you have from me but hopefully it hasn’t been all one [...]
Facebook Takes on Google Reader: Who Said RSS is Dead?
I’ve been playing around with Facebook. Both how to promote brands on Facebook as well as how users consume content within the walled garden (hint: there’s a direct correlation between the two). As blogs and media networks extend their reach using Facebook Pages, I noticed something interesting: Facebook can be used as an RSS reader. [...]
Maybe Your CEO Shouldn’t Blog.
I was asked once if CEO’s should blog. I started by saying that there are a lot of CEO’s who should not… (I then caught myself) There are a lot of people who will never and should never blog and there are many CEO’s who fit in that description. Image by Peter Kaminski via Flickr [...]
You Need Your Own Disclosures Page. Here’s How.
If you publish content (whatever that may be) about the industry you work in, I think you have an ethical obligation to disclose any potential conflicts. It is not practical to disclose conflicts of interest in every tweet, blog post, location check in and Facebook status update. You’re going to miss something sometime. So I [...]
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