Comments on: Snoozing through the Blogosphere http://kenyarmosh.com/snoozing-through-the-blogosphere/ Ken Yarmosh is a product strategist who helps organizations, businesses, VCs, and technology developers maximize their Internet and mobile investments. Tue, 31 Aug 2010 14:44:02 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: La Shawn Barber's Corner http://kenyarmosh.com/snoozing-through-the-blogosphere/#comment-3639 La Shawn Barber's Corner Wed, 19 Jul 2006 12:09:48 +0000 http://www.technosight.com/blog/snoozing-through-the-blogosphere/#comment-3639 <strong>Big Blue Balls and Other Stuff...</strong> Look at those big blue balls! (And “brown” ones, too!) I didn’t know Uranus and Neptune were that much larger than Earth, did you? But there is no life on those big planets. Far out, man! (Really far out.) Look how small Earth ... Big Blue Balls and Other Stuff…

Look at those big blue balls! (And “brown” ones, too!) I didn’t know Uranus and Neptune were that much larger than Earth, did you? But there is no life on those big planets.

Far out, man! (Really far out.) Look how small Earth …

]]> By: Joseph LeBlanc http://kenyarmosh.com/snoozing-through-the-blogosphere/#comment-3620 Joseph LeBlanc Wed, 19 Jul 2006 00:14:23 +0000 http://www.technosight.com/blog/snoozing-through-the-blogosphere/#comment-3620 However, if you have some comments about a popular story in the Washington Post, it may be work it for the Technorati linkback they have going on. However, if you have some comments about a popular story in the Washington Post, it may be work it for the Technorati linkback they have going on.

]]> By: If You’re Late to The Party, What Should You Do? | blogHelper http://kenyarmosh.com/snoozing-through-the-blogosphere/#comment-3609 If You’re Late to The Party, What Should You Do? | blogHelper Tue, 18 Jul 2006 15:18:16 +0000 http://www.technosight.com/blog/snoozing-through-the-blogosphere/#comment-3609 [...] Ken Yarmosh at Technosight says this is part of the “me-too” mindset - where only a few blogs provide the scoop (signal) while the rest are plain noise. [...] [...] Ken Yarmosh at Technosight says this is part of the “me-too” mindset – where only a few blogs provide the scoop (signal) while the rest are plain noise. [...]

]]> By: Ken Yarmosh http://kenyarmosh.com/snoozing-through-the-blogosphere/#comment-3603 Ken Yarmosh Tue, 18 Jul 2006 13:34:50 +0000 http://www.technosight.com/blog/snoozing-through-the-blogosphere/#comment-3603 Tricia: right on. I came to the same conslusion quite some time ago. Anthony: I guess I was referring to the tech blogosphere but since I definitely dive into political blogs, the same also seems to hold true. Of course, you seem to churn original ideas at the drop of a hat! Tricia: right on. I came to the same conslusion quite some time ago.

Anthony: I guess I was referring to the tech blogosphere but since I definitely dive into political blogs, the same also seems to hold true. Of course, you seem to churn original ideas at the drop of a hat!

]]> By: anthony http://kenyarmosh.com/snoozing-through-the-blogosphere/#comment-3601 anthony Tue, 18 Jul 2006 11:01:56 +0000 http://www.technosight.com/blog/snoozing-through-the-blogosphere/#comment-3601 Hear, hear Ken! However, if you'd checked-in on my blog (July 17), you would've been treated to a post entitled "AIDS prevention: To briss, or not to briss: that is the question..." The reason my blogroll is comprised of less than 10 blogs is because I too have found that most blogs offer nothing more than "me too...noise" Hear, hear Ken!

However, if you’d checked-in on my blog (July 17), you would’ve been treated to a post entitled “AIDS prevention: To briss, or not to briss: that is the question…”

The reason my blogroll is comprised of less than 10 blogs is because I too have found that most blogs offer nothing more than “me too…noise”

]]> By: Tricia http://kenyarmosh.com/snoozing-through-the-blogosphere/#comment-3596 Tricia Tue, 18 Jul 2006 07:20:49 +0000 http://www.technosight.com/blog/snoozing-through-the-blogosphere/#comment-3596 I'm glad someone brought this up...as a newbie blogger who is still finding my audience and fine-tuning the focus of the content I cover, I've sometimes felt compelled (but have generally resisted) to post on something just because it was "big news", but after having read it twenty times already myself, I figure all my readers know it anyway, so what's the point? The real challenge lies in expanding on a story or generating ideas rather than regurgitating headline news - of course that probably means fewer posts and (maybe) less frequent return visits, but in the end readers will come back if they know that what you post is always something worth reading... I’m glad someone brought this up…as a newbie blogger who is still finding my audience and fine-tuning the focus of the content I cover, I’ve sometimes felt compelled (but have generally resisted) to post on something just because it was “big news”, but after having read it twenty times already myself, I figure all my readers know it anyway, so what’s the point? The real challenge lies in expanding on a story or generating ideas rather than regurgitating headline news – of course that probably means fewer posts and (maybe) less frequent return visits, but in the end readers will come back if they know that what you post is always something worth reading…

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