Blogs Worth Reading: April

I’ve decided to take a page out of Louis Gray’s book and highlight six blogs (in no order) that have really caught my attention in April, as well as one link that I feel is a recent notable read.

1) Bryan Person - BryanPerson.com, brains of Social Media Breakfast

• Before heading to an event, study the attendee list - Keep that in mind when coming for Social Media Breakfast: Singapore 2!

2) Dan York - Disruptive Conversations, correspondent for For Immediate Release.

• When Twitter Goes Down… oh, how we have come to rely on it - A weekend the Twitterverse remembers not so fondly.

3) Charlene Li & Josh Bernoff - Groundswell, authors of Groundswell.

• Listening with Summize and Tweetscan - All companies should know this by now.

4) Brian Koh - Harmless? Bananas!, Ogilvy PR and co-creator of The Open Room.

• New marketing, but are we ready? - crap 2.0?

5) Eric Berlin - Online Media Cultist

• Good traffic, bad traffic, silly traffic, traffic traffic - In case you still think hits is the be all and end all.

6) Tara Hunt- Horsepigcow

• Tweeting for companies 101 - great case studies, read this if you’re a company.

The amount of new blogs I’m subscribing to monthly is decreasing (I suppose there’s only so much information I can process), but if you know any great ones, recommend them in the comments space below!

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