The top marketing blog on the web is Seth Godin’s. He doesn’t accept comments there. Which is ironic, seeing that all the social media fuss is about interacting and conversing and commenting.
It doesn’t bother me, seeing that Seth’s is THE blog that inspired me to blog, the blog I rarely skip over while skimming through my Google Reader. But what should this tell us about social media?
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By BrettThe top marketing blog on the web is Seth Godin’s. He doesn’t accept comments there. Which is ironic, seeing that all the social media fuss is about interacting and conversing and commenting.
It doesn’t bother me, seeing that Seth’s is THE blog that inspired me to blog, the blog I rarely skip over while skimming through my Google Reader. But what should this tell us about social media?
Tip o’ da hat to Freaking Marketing’s post that reminded me of this anamoly.
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