How did I determine what is the best? I didn't. You did - the readers.
Just about every week there is one post that jumps off the table. I wish I could plan this, but the only way I know is to keep blogging every day and listen to what readers like you are saying.
When a post resonates with the small businesses that read this blog, they recirculate it again and again through the social media networks. This results in a dramatic spike in the number of times it is read. That's one way.
The other is through comments. This is when regular subscribers let me know that I have made a spot-on connection with them. Bloggers love feedback that tells us we are getting closer to making a difference.
If you don't see what you are looking for, let me know. I'll do the research, write the post, and share the results with the community of this blog. Just leave a comment on any post. Until then, here are some posts that I hope you enjoy!
InstructionalHow to Make a Video Blog Post That Communicates
How to Write for Blogs and Social Media: New Media - New Rules!
Speed Blogging - How to Write in Layers
How To Use Google Reader with iGoogle
How To Sell in a Web 2.0 Economy
How to Be Where People are Looking
EducationalSmall Business Trends for 2010
Why Traditional Media is Dying: And New Media is Soaring
How To Build a Business Legacy with Your Blog
Full Disclosure Blogging Revisited - New FTC Guidelines
InspirationalWhy Small Businesses Are Confused About Social Media
The Craziest Rules of Social Media
Proof We are Not Overly Connected
Writing My First Book: A Fortnight of Lessons
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