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Tuesday, September 15, 2009

Blogroll de Branding, Diseño, Social Media y Marketing

Algunos blogs interesantes para seguir:

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Blog Traffic Experiment, Day 23. RSS Readers Rock!

September 14, 2009 · 2 Comments

Day 23/30 of Experiment:  views 4
Main Referring Sites: 1 StumbleUpon, 1 RBKartworks.com, 1 WordPress/LinkedIn

TODAY’S ACTIVITIES:

  1. Tip 2, 7, 8, 13: Surfed the web for some more blogs to add to my RSS reader. Found a whole host of new sites for added resources and inspirations. See Links below for my favorite subscriptions.

THOUGHTS OUT LOUD

I’ve been asked a number of times this week why I use an RSS reader, and if I really get any value from it. The answer is, ABSOLUTELY YES!
For anyone new to blogging or following blogs, a RSS (Really Simple Syndication) reader is a handy free software (shareware) you can install on your computer that allows you to read all the blogs you subscribe to in one simple place. By simply adding a chosen blog to your list, you will be alerted to any new posts they publish. It saves an incredible amount of time. I call it my personalized electronic newspaper.
RSS reader
I organize my blog subscriptions into category folders. Branding, marketing, design, web, social media, and even inspiration. I continually add new ones so my list over the last few months has really grown. On any given day I can have 50-70 articles posted to my reader, so I always have resources at my disposal.
As a blogger, I’m always looking for new links to provide as resources in my articles. I skim through headlines to see what’s new in my industry and I often get inspiration from popular topics posted. It’s constant brain food and inspiration. As a freelancer, it’s vital to staying connected. I’d be lost without my reader.

BELOW IS A LIST OF SOME OF MY FAVORITES, FEEL FREE TO CHECK THEM OUT AND RECOMMEND SOME OF YOUR OWN IN THE COMMENTS SECTION. I’M ALWAYS LOOKING. ENJOY!

  • BrandingBrand Freeze, Design & Branding Delight
  • CopywritingCopyBlogger, Copywriting tips for online marketing success
  • Graphic DesignThe Design Cubicle, graphic designer Brian Hoff shares design tips, tutorials, and links. Viget Inspire, a design house who’s whole team contributes. Great variety. Blog.SpoonGraphics, Chris Spooner is a designer who often posts techniques and a number of good creativity links.
  • FreelancingFreelance Folder: Community for all types of freelancers
  • IllustrationVetorTuts+, Everything vector, great tutorials
  • InspirationInspiredlog: the official tumblelog of Inspired Magazine.Design Finds Me, a mish mash of good random stuff.
  • MarketingOnline Marketing Connect, Social Media Marketing. Duct Tape Marketing, small business marketing
  • Social MediaE-Commerce Experiment, a work in progress much like this experiment, they keep posting all their resources. Great link source and relevent information to a new growing media.
  • Web DesignTripWire Magazine, goodies for web developers and designers. Webitect, resource for webmasters

2 RESPONSES SO FAR ↓

  • If you’re in SEO/SEM or any form if IA/M for that matter, searchengineland.com is good.
    The problem with most internet marketing and advertising blogs is they all re-hash the same stuff 100 different times before moving on to something new. I also keep my eye on the various Google-run blogs.



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