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Content Creation and Consumption - BlogClump

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JUNE 8, 2010

Then provide 9% depth by giving folks the 2 minute video interview with your speaker post-presentation or a longer magazine/newsletter article. You can delve 1% into the depth of the topic by providing a tweet or short blog post. If you arent providing all three types of content to your members, you are missing engagement opportunities.

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The Whole Cook Source Flap - BlogClump

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NOVEMBER 5, 2010

I write an awful lot (on my blog, my newsletter, for ASAE, etc.) This whole thing could have been avoided by taking a different tact. November 5, 2010 9:27 AM. wes Trochlil. I'm with Lisa. The issue here is ownership of intellectual property. and I too would be pissed if someone lifted my info verbatim, even if they gave me credit.

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