Comments on: Morgan Stanley Sees Money in Blogs http://www.blogbloke.com/morgan-stanley-sees-money-in-blogs/ Better Blog Tips for Bloggers, by the Original Blogging Bloke Fri, 09 Jan 2009 22:53:25 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3 By: Blog Bloke http://www.blogbloke.com/morgan-stanley-sees-money-in-blogs/#comment-17064 Blog Bloke Thu, 28 Oct 2004 16:49:00 +0000 http://www.blogbloke.com/morgan-stanley-sees-money-in-blogs/#comment-17064 "The other angle that she really does not tap into is how blogs and RSS Feeds can really drive a companies business if they use the blog properly for business"<br /><br />You're exactly right Rodney, which is why the Bloke is contributing to a new ebook on the topic. Stay tuned to an Amazon.com near you... “The other angle that she really does not tap into is how blogs and RSS Feeds can really drive a companies business if they use the blog properly for business”

You’re exactly right Rodney, which is why the Bloke is contributing to a new ebook on the topic. Stay tuned to an Amazon.com near you…

]]> By: Rodney Rumford http://www.blogbloke.com/morgan-stanley-sees-money-in-blogs/#comment-17063 Rodney Rumford Thu, 28 Oct 2004 08:55:00 +0000 http://www.blogbloke.com/morgan-stanley-sees-money-in-blogs/#comment-17063 This report is exactly right on a few accounts. Mary is right that Yahoo is really driving acceptance of RSS feeds into the general marketplace. The average internet users has not a clue what a RSS feed is, but Yahoo makes all that somewhat transparent and very easy for people to put the feeds of their choice right on the homepage.<br /><br />The other angle that she really does not tap into is how blogs and RSS Feeds can really drive a companies business if they use the blog properly for business, and how the feed really creates a loyal "user" of the publishers content.<br /><br />It will take a year for businesses to "get it". Just my 2 cents worth. The smart marketers are using this angle already. <br /><br />Rodney Rumford<br />www.freersstraffic.com<br />www.semmarketing.com This report is exactly right on a few accounts. Mary is right that Yahoo is really driving acceptance of RSS feeds into the general marketplace. The average internet users has not a clue what a RSS feed is, but Yahoo makes all that somewhat transparent and very easy for people to put the feeds of their choice right on the homepage.

The other angle that she really does not tap into is how blogs and RSS Feeds can really drive a companies business if they use the blog properly for business, and how the feed really creates a loyal “user” of the publishers content.

It will take a year for businesses to “get it”. Just my 2 cents worth. The smart marketers are using this angle already.

Rodney Rumford
www.freersstraffic.com
www.semmarketing.com

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