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“After deciding on a course of action, stick to it. This gives your plan the strength of consistency of action.” Gerald Michaelson – Sun Tzu for Success

David Finch

David Finch

In my recent post, “How to Embrace the Process of Social Media” I communicated my ideas, “that the implementation of a social media strategy is a process more then just one or two events.” The engine that keeps that process moving forward is the discipline of being persistent.

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The Beginners Guide To Promoting Your Blog

November 24, 2008

A friend of mine is a very well-read, successful blogger. His personal narratives, short stories and semi-autobiographical fiction normally collect dozens of comments, sometimes well over 100, and spark lots of interesting exchanges between his readers. He’s built his audience steadily, over the course of a couple of years, and by all measures of blogging [...]

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Blog Productivity Tools I Use

March 22, 2008

[flickr align="right" alt="Jason Falls blogging"]photo:2325051306 [(small)][/flickr]I’ve finally upgraded to Microsoft Office 2007 on my home machine. Its blog compatibility makes composing and posting quick and simple, though I still post as a draft and go to WordPress to fix little things. It’s not perfect, but it makes blogging better. While I normally don’t post things [...]

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Think Customers, Be Brave, Succeed In Social Media

February 27, 2008

Rupp Arena is a geographic and social icon in the state of Kentucky. Not only is it home to the University of Kentucky’s men’s basketball team, arguably the most worshiped group of 13 or so dudes this side of Gethsemane, but it’s where wide-eyed young hillbillies catch little glimpses of the big, wide world by [...]

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Overcoming The Corporate Fear Of Blogging

January 16, 2008

An executive of an organization looked me dead in the eye recently and said, “I am not comfortable with what people are saying about my product on the Internet. How do I stop them?”
The readers in tune with the world of social media probably just got a chuckle, but it’s no laughing matter. It isn’t [...]

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RSS Feeds: Who Are Your Must Reads?

December 14, 2007

I’ve popped a question on Twitter a couple of times this week asking folks for suggestions on organizing my RSS feeds. My current list includes 305 feeds and has become an overwhelming challenge from a time management standpoint. While there were some great suggestions, links and advice shared, I decided to try and solve the [...]

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How To Improve Blogs In 4 Easy Steps

November 16, 2007

When I was eight I wrote an essay, certainly for some fascist language arts teacher, which I began with the phrase, “I was born at an early age …” I thought it witty. She thought it C-level work, the grade not professional rank, and it’s a good thing, too. If I’d gotten praise for my [...]

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