February 2009

Google Knol is a community like any other. Your profile gives you the chance to introduce yourself and tell people why they should pay attention to your words. Think about it. If you take eBay for example, your profile there tells people why they should spend their money buying from you. On Knol, the currency [...]

Twitter wasn’t taken too seriously just a year ago. Folks were complaining about how it was a waste of time and not worth the effort. But Twitter has truly revolutionized the way folks network and communicate online. You may have only 140 characters to express yourself, but that is plenty enough. Smart social media marketers [...]

A few months ago, I had a chance to sign up for the Immediate Edge program by Ed Dale and Dan Raine. It was probably the only real social media training service at the time, but it was designed for folks who were somewhat advanced in this field. When folks were talking about how fun [...]

Google Knol has been around for a while now. Knol junkies have wasted no time by putting excellent articles about various topics on Knol. But what is it exactly that sets apart a successful Knol from other? This post covers he anatomy of a successful Knol based on information gathered about the most popular articles [...]

Knol is Google’s aim to become a one stop shop for people who are searching for authoritative articles on various topics. In essence, you can think of Knol as a user-generated dictionary or encyclopedia that covers everything from health to technology topics. Here is why Knol matters: Quality Content: Since we are talking about Google [...]