These are links to select web pages recently bookmarked by members of my delicious.com network — and some opportunities inspired by those pages. Read the posts and then share them on Twitter by clicking on the “tweet” links: Hearst Magazine Increased Web Traffic By 150% with SEO and Wordtracker (from martinstabe) – Editors who ignore [...]
A while back, I created a TweetGrid to follow 50 journalists on one screen. Yesterday, that grid grew when I added 10 journalism students. Today, I’ve added 5 more users from your suggestions. The updated grid can be found at http://cli.gs/jgrid. If you decide to tweet it, please do not use another URL shortener (like tinyURL). That way [...]
After sending her a topic idea for this week’s #collegejourn — an online discussion for college journalists — Suzanne Yada told me “the pros are certainly invited.” I laughed and replied that “the way I see it, college students are the experts.” So here is a list of 10 experts that tweeting journalists should follow. I’m also including [...]
Every Wednesday night, a group of ”professional writers and editors who use the micro-blogging service Twitter ” use the #editorchat hashtag to gather and “discuss how best to help one another.” (Thank you @LydiaBreakfast and @milehighfool.) Here, courtesy of Wordle, are the 50 non-common words that they used most frequently when they met on February 11. [...]
