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FROM:  Scott Frangos, Managing Editor for WebHelperMagazine.com
Hello BlogMasters & Social Marketers -
We’re continuing to grow and develop our helpful content and advertising options here at WebHelperMagazine.com (thanks to all of our advertisers).  Our circulation is up too — from over 3000 unique visitors 3 months ago, to close to 4800 per month.  Thanks.  Below is [...]

by Scott Frangos

I like the book, and recommend it on two counts — get it if you’re early into running an online business, and also to take a look at a self-published book from Lulu.com. On the last point, my only criticism is that Mr. Reid could have used a good Editor to remove [...]

by Scott Frangos, Managing Editor – WebHelperMagazine.com
There is much energy, start-up capital, and media attention being paid to Social Networking and the companies that facilitate it, these days. Why? In a nutshell, I think it is about empowering people to communicate — on new levels. In a recent post, I wrote about [...]

By Scott Frangos, Managing Editor, WebHelperMagazine.com

Has “Content Marketing” surpassed Search Engine Marketing? Newt Barrett has a website (ContentMarketingToday.com) devoted to teaching how to “connect to your customers.” In a number of thought provoking articles there, he makes a case for “content marketing,” being much more important than Google marketing — SEO/SEM. While “content is king,” as they…

by Scott Frangos, Managing Editor WebHelperMagazine.com
What do you get when you cross a search engine with a news aggregator and a blog pipeline? How could such a convergence machine help you with your social marketing efforts?
“(the sphere widget) places your blog and articles squarely in the same pack with some very well-known [...]

By Jay Deragon
The noise and actions that lead to convergence are heating up fast. Just consider the last thirty days of announcements: Google, Facebook, Linkedin, MSN, IBM and others ( I can hardly keep up anymore). Soon it won’t matter which existing network “you” think is better rather value will be created by how you [...]

By Jay Deragon
We’ve all become information/content producers. More to the point, we have all become skilled in generating information than almost anyone has in managing it.
This makes it extremely difficult to figure out which information is useful and not wasteful or, even worse, destructive. The net result is we try to get our [...]