I get daily pitches from PR folks and business owners asking me to write about their news, launch, product, or survey. On one hand, I still think it’s awfully cool that people think enough of blogs and this blogger to pitch me. (Can’t imaging what some really big blogs endure.)
On the other hand, I sure see my share of really bad pitches. I mean the kind that would certainly qualify as spam. These pitches come from some of the biggest names in the PR industry (who should know better) as well as fledgling business start-ups (whom I’m more likely to forgive 🙂 )
Blog, tweet and fan page coverage is great, but there’s a right way and a wrong way to get it. I offer my 5 Tips for Getting More Exposure from Bloggers, Tweeters and Fans (a systematic approach) in this week’s article for AMEX OpenForum
John, you mentioned “really big blogs” in your post. I’m trying to figure out where blogs fall on an average. Are you aware of any resource? Do you have any stats or even ideas on what constitutes avarage blog traffic vs. big blog traffic?
Jason, here’s a good place to start – http://technorati.com
John, you mentioned “really big blogs” in your post. I'm trying to figure out where blogs fall on an average. Are you aware of any resource? Do you have any stats or even ideas on what constitutes avarage blog traffic vs. big blog traffic?
Jason, here's a good place to start – http://technorati.com
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