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May 27, 2011
Advertising And PR Tips For Bloggers
By Lee Odden
While initially sitting in a SEO session, I quickly switched once I saw that Jason Falls was presenting. Jason is one of those speakers that gives great advice and he's funny.

The lowdown on this session: How bloggers can better understand the world of advertising, marketing and PR to avoid common mistakes. How can we learn from the crappy behavior of the bloggers before us.

There's a low cost of entry to become a blogger. Basically, all you need is a pulse and an internet connection. But, just because you're a blogger, doesn't mean you're a diva. When you start to evolve as a blogger is when you attract an audience. You're still not a rockstar, but you'll be making progress when people are paying attention to you and engaging. For perspective, many advertisers require a minimum of 100k pageviews per month. If your blog isn't at that level, you're still building.

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