Bloggoggle is a new directory of bloggers that you can search by the category of the blog or profession or profession of the blogger.
Bloggers create their own profile. It’s not clear whether the listings are cross referenced, and if they are, it is not by the blogger, which would be a good way.
It’s all about the marketing now
Looks like a pretty decent new tool. so now it’s a matter of how well the Bloggoggle is promoted to and by bloggers to see how many well-known bloggers sign up.
The vast majority of Betas fade away because VCs apparently still don’t think marketing is any more important in the blog boom than they did before the dot.bomb crash of 2000.
New companies are still saying, “We don’t have any money for marketing” or “we hope to do marketing once we’re out of beta,” or, “we spent all our money on the software, we don’t have any more for advertising.”
Well, no need to rant, dear readers, you, savvy marketers, get the picture. Promote or die.
Bloggoggle Beta Searches Bloggers by Category or Profession
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Categories: Blogging and Moblogging, Internet strategy, Search Engine Marketing, Technology
Tags: , blog search engine, bloggoggle, internet marketing, internet marketing mistakes, startups, venture capital, What's Next Blog
Tags: , blog search engine, bloggoggle, internet marketing, internet marketing mistakes, startups, venture capital, What's Next Blog
With all of the dotcom’s advertising in Superbowl 2000, how can you say that VCs don’t believe in marketing? There were many dotcom’s that spent way too much money on marketing.
Throwing away a couple of million dollars on a superbowl ad is not marketing. It’s almost always lunacy.
For marketing to have impact, it has to have multiple components,including PR, word of mouth, and online tactics; it has to take place over time, and engage consumers and the media in an ongoing relationship. That’s not the definition of a superbowl ad.