Online Journalism: The Real Bias is to Profitability

Submitted by annsmarty on Sun, 2013-02-10 09:16

Bollocks

Aaron says sharing and caring and it's so true, especially when you share such a killer stuff:

Online Journalism Infographic by SEO Book

The sources of information are also worth checking out:

Don't miss the follow-up as well: Aaron Wall looking at Find The Best (the company which seems to get really active, as I got a pitch from them the other dat inviting me to check out their site and blog about it)

Comments

Aaron is doing wonders for FTB's traffic :)

Submitted by SEOEnquirer on Sun, 2013-02-10 20:21.

but I am not sure it is the kind of traffic FTB actually wants.

Aaron is the man

Submitted by kurtjames on Tue, 2013-02-12 00:33.

Aaron is the man when it comes to calling out the "big business" free pass in Google.

Speaking of Aaron, I though he owned this forum. So what's the deal? Someone buy it or has he revived it?

Just wondering who is behind Threadwatch now before I decide if it is worth participating again. I didn't even hear anything about it being back in the game... but Barry has been linking from SEroundtable.

It feels like 2005 again reading threadwatch. lol

@kurtjames

Submitted by annsmarty on Tue, 2013-02-12 11:24.

Aaron gave Threadwatch to Jim for him to revive the place. The TW footer says that at least :)

yup...we gave the site to Jim Boykin

Submitted by seobook on Tue, 2013-02-12 15:57.

I already spend most my SEO industry time running SEObook, & Jim promised he would do his best on Threadwatch while keeping the old content archived online...so I was fine with him giving it a push & seeing if he could get it back up and going. He owns the site now.

I think it is harder now to rebuild the critical mass due to there being less blogging & more activity on the broader social sites like Twitter & Facebook. But the site doesn't have to be at the "NickW" level to still be worth checking in on & reading regularly.