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The document summarizes the key findings from the 2008 State of the Blogosphere report by Technorati. It finds that blogging has become a serious endeavor for many individuals. Two-thirds of bloggers are male, aged 18-34, college educated, and earning $75k+. Personal satisfaction is the top metric of success for bloggers. While topics are diverse, higher authority bloggers post and use tags more frequently. Brands permeate the blogosphere, whether they want to or not, and marketers should listen to conversations, contribute authentically, and be part of discussions around their brands. The lines between blogs and mainstream media continue to blur.

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- A 2009 survey of Indonesian bloggers found that over 60% had been blogging for less than 2 years, but they were active, spending an average of 3-4 hours per week blogging. - Bloggers have a strong presence on social media and trust other bloggers for information. The intensity and frequency of blogging increases over time, especially in the first year. - However, many bloggers have little interest in monitoring their own blog's traffic or influence. Personal expression is the primary reason for blogging rather than success metrics.

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Blogs allow publishing of various media types and discussion. They have grown in popularity since the 1990s. Large blogging platforms make creating blogs easier and allow posting of videos and presentations. Blogs are a free service for communication, expression, and debate that increases information availability. However, content must comply with laws and service guidelines. Effective blogging requires planning, defining the audience and conversation themes, sourcing engaging content types on a calendar, using tools like Storify, building a community through commenting and guest posts, and measuring analytics.

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This document discusses effective use of social media, particularly Twitter and blogging. It provides tips for using Twitter productively, such as including links, pictures, hashtags, and retweeting interesting material while avoiding trivia and offensive posts. Regarding blogging, it defines blogs and differentiates them from websites and pages. It also describes common blog post types and who typically blogs. Habits of effective bloggers are outlined as well, such as being prolific, concise, analytical, and lifelong learners who plan ahead. The document stresses developing a strategy for social media and promoting work professionally and responsibly.

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The document provides tips for measuring blog success through content, analytics, and promotion. It recommends tracking metrics like page views, social media engagement, and referral sources to determine what content and promotion strategies are most effective. Key content metrics include page views for posts and overall site traffic. Promotion metrics include social shares, likes, and comments. Regularly analyzing these metrics can provide insights into readers' interests to guide future content.

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Bastille Marketing is a social media consultancy founded by Jenni Brand. The document provides an overview of Brand's background and experience in traditional and social media marketing. It then covers the basics of blogging, including what a blog is, why blogs are popular, types of bloggers and readers. The rest of the document offers tips on choosing a blogging platform, setting up a blog, engaging readers, and examples of nonprofit blogs.

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Social networking sites are widely used by individuals and organizations to connect with others and share interests. Libraries and librarians can benefit from using social networking to promote their services and resources, facilitate communication, and form professional connections. Statistics show the massive scale of popular social networks like Facebook, YouTube, and Pinterest, demonstrating their potential reach. The document provides tips for libraries and librarians to engage with social networking in ways that further their goals.

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The document provides an overview of how to plan and run a social media campaign using the CMI (Content Marketing Institute) framework. It discusses establishing goals and objectives, understanding your target audience through personas, developing a central story or theme, planning the process including a content calendar, and defining metrics to measure performance. The framework is demonstrated through an example of planning a quarterly content strategy around the theme of mortgages.

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