Oleg Kuzin, a fellow member of the Halton Peel Communications Association, and certified translator has recently begun blogging. His blog, Translator’s Musings, shares his insights into the world of cross-language and cross-cultural communications.
One thing that Oleg shared over the HPCA mail list is that since beginning his blog, a Google search on his name […]
Just because you’ve built it doesn’t mean anyone’s going to come.
A pause in posting has given an opportunity to observe the effects on the site’s web traffic and draw some conclusions on how frequent posts should be made.
Have you thought about what you will do if your website goes down?
A free ebook that briefly outlines the whats and whys of blogging for the small business.
This evening I sat on a panel discussion regarding blogging, held by the Halton Peel Communications Association. I’ve given talks before, but this was my first time on a panel. A lot of great discussion and some excellent questions from the audience. As a panelist newbie, I made the silly mistake of […]
Blogging - What’s it all about?
Begins: Wed, 19 Apr 2006 at 6:30 PM
Ends: Wed, 19 Apr 2006 at 8:00 PM
Location:
Oakville Public Library
Lakeshore Rd. and Navy St.
Oakville, ON
Canada
Blogging members of the Halton Peel Communications Association will share their knowledge and experience on the do’s and don’ts of blogging. What’s blogging all about? […]
Getting the millions of bloggers to write about similar topics in a structured format; that would be about as difficult as herding cats - right?
Is ‘user generated content’ a phrase that we need to put a stop to? Are there decent alternatives, or should we even care?
Two out of three businesses do not yet have a website. With seven out of ten people using the internet to find information on local business. Who are these businesses that can afford to miss out on that many customers?
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