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Chris Brogan, #cbnash, and Nashville – A Great Event!

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I had the lovely privilege of meeting Chris Brogan (ladies man, man’s man, man about town… wait, no… super awesome top 150 blogger and marketing guy) today at the Author’s Way event in Nashville this morning.  If you didn’t get to check it out, the live feed will be on a DVD available for purchase, but to sum it up, Chris talked about his new book “Trust Agents” and how important it is to utilize new media technologies to leverage what people say about you, good or bad.  They’re talking about you – whether you are talking with them or not.

Chris is an amazing speaker, and a down to earth guy (something I find a rare trait in Social Media people), but his message is one of the most relevant I’ve heard.  I’m glad I got a copy of the book – now if I can find time to read it in the busy schedule, it’ll be even better 😉

Thanks again for coming to Nashville, Chris – we really enjoyed having you, and hopefully you can stay more than 27 hours next time!

Chris Brogan, Nashville, Trust Agents
  • 50 Days to a Better Blog–Day 8: Proper Permalinks

    50 Days to a Better Blog–Day 8: Proper Permalinks

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    This post is the eighth of an ongoing series entitled “50 Days to a Better WordPress Blog”.  During this time, Mitch will be providing small snippits of code, plugins, and things you can do to make your blog more attractive, attain new readers, and keep old ones coming back time and time again. You can…

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  • Better Know a WordPress Tag: ‘siteurl’

    Better Know a WordPress Tag: ‘siteurl’

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    When you’re working on a development site it’s hard to set things up correctly because you know you’re going to change the site, and putting in elements that are more than likely “stationary”, such as links, will have to be changed, and that causes un-necessary headache when it comes time to move the site live. …

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