A Society of Blogs

The liberal arts are not always so different from marketing. Despite that many of the most compelling texts were written by a single author, the arguments found within were typically created from previous discussions or engaging with other texts. Marketing could never be as powerful as it can be without collaborating with others and engaging with their ideas. 

I always love to be exposed to talented individuals in my field. Top SEOer (http://katetopseoer.blogspot.ca) will be a fabulous blog to follow. SEO is a very important tool for effective online marketing and I am excited to learn more from following this blog.

Not many of us are capable of saying there’s no such thing as a great ad! In Ad We Trust (http://inadwetrust.blogspot.ca) will highlight the great (and the not-so-great) ads. 

I hope that Make Your Data Make Sense (http://alexdbm.blogspot.ca) will not only provide great insights into clarifying data, but also excite readers of the power of data. 

BBeventmarketing (http://barborakrsiakova.blogspot.ca) recently wrote about IIDEX 2012, an upcoming conference for industry designers. Attending conferences, trade shows, and events are excellent ways to meet others and network. Following this blog will be important for hearing about upcoming opportunities for networking. 

Keeping up with marketing trends and what brands are doing is as important as learning initial marking concepts. I’m glad Vincent Wu’s (http://vincentthemarketer.blogspot.ca/) blog is here to keep me informed of what’s going on.    

Marketing can differentiate itself from the liberal arts in its embrace of online communication. We marketers can engage and collaborate quickly and efficiently online – rather than a society of letters, we are a society of blogs.