ActiveEdge wrote about a lot of interesting topics this year, but we wanted to find out exactly which stories most caught the attention of our blog readers in 2010?
To do that, we reviewed our handy dandy analytic software to determine the most popular blog articles of 2010. Here’s what we found.
Overall, readers were most drawn to our digital and social media related topics. In fact 9 of the top 10 articles focused on digital marketing and social media themes with only two articles being traditional marketing subject matters.
Following is a list the top 10 stories that ActiveEdge blog readers agreed were the most noteworthy.
This year PodCamp Boston celebrated its 5th year of sharing, teaching and learning with the Northeast’s marketing and social media community.
The theme? “Preparing for the Future” and they sure did deliver. The event was a fast track to learning about what’s happening, what’s new, and where things are going.
Christopher Penn & Chris Brogan (L to R) talking PodCamp Boston history
Scheduled sessions covered everything from blogging and video production to geolocation and even agvocacy, or how agriculture uses digital tools to share stories. Branding with Tamson McMahon and Mearsurement with Wayne Kurtzman were just some of the big hits of the weekend. The venue provided a wonderful learning environment and was a great space to meet new people, network, and initiate unscheduled discussion sessions. All levels of participants were welcomed.
Next year, look for PodCamp Boston in the spring, when event organizer Michelle Wolverton will once again be wowing attendees with great content and another very well run event. Check www.podcampboston.org or subscribe to their RSS feed for more details.
We all know that blogs are good. You could say that they’re becoming a marketing best practice for small businesses. In fact, in a previous post, ActiveEdge identified what we felt were some of the Top Benefits of Business Blogging.
But what if adding a blog to your site just isn’t in the plan? Maybe you don’t have time to actively dedicate to creating and maintaining it. Maybe you think you’re not a great communicator. Or maybe you have all the best intentions, but realize you’re just under-staffed to do it in-house and under-budgeted to pay for an outside vendor to manage it.
What can be done then, to earn some online link love? Here are just a few ideas guaranteed to enrich your online presence without adding a blog.
ActiveEdge wrote about a lot of interesting topics this year, but we wanted to find out exactly which stories most caught the attention of our blog readers in 2010?
Brand, Marketing, PPC, Search Engine Optimization, Uncategorized, blogging, social media | Diane Vautier | 
December 21, 2010 10:14 am | 
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