Comments on: 19 Common Marketing Terms and Definitions http://businessblogs.us/blog/blogging/179/19-common-marketing-terms-and-definitions.html Blog Consulting (559) 761-0910 Sat, 31 Mar 2012 15:11:11 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: earn money by uploading http://businessblogs.us/blog/blogging/179/19-common-marketing-terms-and-definitions.html/comment-page-1#comment-1090 earn money by uploading Sat, 17 Jan 2009 14:55:16 +0000 http://businessblogs.us/blog/?p=179#comment-1090 Your article is very interesting, i bookmarked your blog for future referrence :) Your article is very interesting, i bookmarked your blog for future referrence :)

]]> By: Charles Crawford http://businessblogs.us/blog/blogging/179/19-common-marketing-terms-and-definitions.html/comment-page-1#comment-863 Charles Crawford Mon, 20 Oct 2008 21:31:17 +0000 http://businessblogs.us/blog/?p=179#comment-863 Hi Patrick. The post was written to by cynical and a parody of sorts. However, I do believe that many of these cynical definitions do hit the mark. As far as your argument for autoblogging, your point is taken. Unlike gun control, there are no real boundaries in place for responsible autoblog software. Unfortunately a few bad apples always ruin the bunch. So I do stand by my autoblogger opinion and definition. I am glad to see that there are a few responsible users out there though. Blogging is what I do, so of course I'm going to defend the totally unique content written each day stance. It does make a difference and it does impact how a business blog performs. So I guess we'll have to agree to disagree. I do thank you for reading our blog and the conversation. Hi Patrick.

The post was written to by cynical and a parody of sorts. However, I do believe that many of these cynical definitions do hit the mark.

As far as your argument for autoblogging, your point is taken. Unlike gun control, there are no real boundaries in place for responsible autoblog software. Unfortunately a few bad apples always ruin the bunch. So I do stand by my autoblogger opinion and definition. I am glad to see that there are a few responsible users out there though.

Blogging is what I do, so of course I’m going to defend the totally unique content written each day stance. It does make a difference and it does impact how a business blog performs.

So I guess we’ll have to agree to disagree. I do thank you for reading our blog and the conversation.

]]> By: Patrick Pete http://businessblogs.us/blog/blogging/179/19-common-marketing-terms-and-definitions.html/comment-page-1#comment-832 Patrick Pete Wed, 15 Oct 2008 13:45:45 +0000 http://businessblogs.us/blog/?p=179#comment-832 Your post is pretty cynical. Which I have never found is helpful especially with respect to something like affiliate marketing. I am commenting because the part that was the most helpful was the statement by your grandfather. I get your point. Your definitions are a little over the top. Most of the big time affiliate marketers out there making millions are guarding their secrets because they probably have skirted the edge of what is considered proper and unproper. I believe the trick with being succesful is being able to look over the edge without falling over. That takes trying things other wouldn't. Going places others won't. The key is what your grandfather said with with one added caveat. Look EVERY road over before using it, but the easy one twice as hard. :-) One other thing, to me autoblogging is like a gun. It is not autoblogging itself that is bad it is the people who use it improperly. I have heard people call affiliate marketing itself, bad. I even heard a keynote speaker say it at an affiliate summit conference, but when I went to the summit. These were some of the nicest friendliest people I had ever met. And I am a deacon at a church. What's my point. Autoblogging can be beneficial to you audience if you do a couple of things: 1. Don't autoblog and walk off. That is SPAM. Autoblogging can give you create ideas and information that might be beneficial to your audience, but you have to post also. 2. Don't use feeds that you haven't either paid for or given you consent to use. Some people want their articles on you blog if for nothing other than incoming links (Ezine has a publishing element, as well as other niche feeds) Your article had some good stuff, but if I wasn't a determined individual I would have been discouraged by it. Your post is pretty cynical. Which I have never found is helpful especially with respect to something like affiliate marketing. I am commenting because the part that was the most helpful was the statement by your grandfather. I get your point. Your definitions are a little over the top.

Most of the big time affiliate marketers out there making millions are guarding their secrets because they probably have skirted the edge of what is considered proper and unproper.

I believe the trick with being succesful is being able to look over the edge without falling over. That takes trying things other wouldn’t. Going places others won’t. The key is what your grandfather said with with one added caveat. Look EVERY road over before using it, but the easy one twice as hard. :-)

One other thing, to me autoblogging is like a gun. It is not autoblogging itself that is bad it is the people who use it improperly. I have heard people call affiliate marketing itself, bad. I even heard a keynote speaker say it at an affiliate summit conference, but when I went to the summit. These were some of the nicest friendliest people I had ever met. And I am a deacon at a church. What’s my point. Autoblogging can be beneficial to you audience if you do a couple of things:

1. Don’t autoblog and walk off. That is SPAM. Autoblogging can give you create ideas and information that might be beneficial to your audience, but you have to post also.

2. Don’t use feeds that you haven’t either paid for or given you consent to use. Some people want their articles on you blog if for nothing other than incoming links (Ezine has a publishing element, as well as other niche feeds)

Your article had some good stuff, but if I wasn’t a determined individual I would have been discouraged by it.

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