Category: Business Reviews Day 3 Sites that Make you Say DAMN: MyBlogLog Buzz
Another damn I had that idea but didn’t execute is MyBlogLog Buzz. The companies original site tracks link which to me is eh-right. The cool thing they have done with Buzz is solved my ever lasting problem of WHO READS MY SITE! I know you don’t care and I can always see who comments but I really want to know everyone else is reading the site.
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noah kagan wrote Day 3 Sites that Make you Say DAMN: MyBlogLog Buzz on June 28th, 2006 and there are 7 comments. There will be one more after you add yours, though. Read more posts by noah kagan.
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7 Responses to “Day 3 Sites that Make you Say DAMN: MyBlogLog Buzz”
June 28th, 2006
2:32 pm
This BlogBuzz seems to be a powerful marketing tool. I just visited the website and it reminded of an article I read ago. The main point of it was that extra clicks were deadly (for e-businesses). In this case, I find it hard to bring myself to register. Will I register or not? Join us next time on an episode of Damon Zuman
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June 28th, 2006
2:41 pm
I have too many logins and passwords to remember.
Where’s my personal secure online password butler?
June 28th, 2006
4:23 pm
thank you, noah. very kind.
June 28th, 2006
6:32 pm
This is an interesting new model of marketing that is emerging. . . it used to be that you ID a segment and than figure out a way to market to them. . . today. . . you literally find a community (not just a segment) and find ways to co-opt/leech (by no means in a bad way, like those fish that lives with sharks no quite sybiotic but not harmful) growth through that community. . . there are a lot of players trying to do that on Myspace (youtube/slide/filmloop/photobucket). . . I think this is the next evolution. . . to leverage micro communities around small websites . . . there is a business opportunity here thats even bigger than mybloglog. . . I’ll have to sleep on this…
great site btw. . . interesting insights not on other blogs. . .
June 29th, 2006
8:35 am
Making blogs more complex than they need to be. Something like this, I think, could be done a bit more simply.
July 2nd, 2006
11:26 pm
Hi Devin,
What would you like to see simplified?
Scott
July 10th, 2006
7:37 pm
An interview with Eric Marcoullier…
“The upshot of this new community feature is that you can continue to gain a better understanding of your readers. We have some cool stats for MyBlogLog users with at least 10 members in their community, such as “Top Links My Readers Clicked Elsewher…
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