Showing posts with label blog. Show all posts
Showing posts with label blog. Show all posts

Saturday, December 18, 2010

Blog Spoon Graphics - This site rocks!

Photoshop & Illustrator tutorials that are spot on with what designers need to know. Freebies and a member area for extra downloads and tips / tricks.  I've been a fan of this site for some time now, let alone being a member, keeping up with the latest and greatest with Photoshop and Illustrator. Keep it up Blog Spoon, with over 50,000 subscribers, how can you go wrong? Nicely done.
- Mark Richmond - itweet.info writer

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MOJO Themes - Premium WordPress Themes


It’s simple really—MOJO themes is a marketplace for everyone to BUY or SELL themes and templates. We sell themes for the most commonly used CMS and e-commerce platforms on the web such as WordPress, Tumblr, Joomla, and Magento. Our templates range from basic PSD templates to complex HTML site templates.
Website: Mojo Themes

Friday, December 17, 2010

Engage Social Media | A Blog About New Marketing

Engage Social Media | A Blog About New Marketing: "Hey PR professionals, do you know the specific differences between the various wire services — PRWeb vs. Marketwire vs. PRNewswire vs. Business Wire — when it comes to distributing a press release?
If you do, you’re likely in the minority. For most people, it’s a black box — meaning nobody knows how it all works.
I’ve always been interested in this topic, and one of my best read blog posts of recent years, is a small post focused on examining the differences between PRWeb and Marketwire in terms of distribution and delivering web traffic. A recent retweet of the post by @mbaltrusaitis led to a call from Frank Strong, head of PR for Vocus and PRWeb, who wanted to talk. So I fired off nine questions about PRWeb’s differentiators, tips for SEO optimization, and his thoughts on the once-popular “social media press release.” I plan to send similar questions to the other services.
Enjoy and let me know what you think.
Question #1: Hi Frank, a lot of PR folks wonder: what are the specific differences between the various wire distribution services. Can you give us your top three reasons in understanding why PRWeb comes out on top vs. MarketWire vs. PRNewswire vs. Business Wire? Read the rest of this entry »"