You would have loved SOBcon!
MyBlogLog Changes Coming
By Mike Maddaloni on Monday, May 14, 2007 at 05:16 PM with 5 comments
Do you have a MyBlogLog account? It wasn’t until shortly after I started this blog that I created one. For me, MyBlogLog is a community and a way of connecting myself to bloggers – learning of others and informing others of my own. Others I am sure have other definitions, but the increased traffic to my site as I traverse MyBlogLog proves my point.
I was unable to make the SOBcon conference this past weekend here in Chicago due to a prior commitment, but there have been plenty written on it. One announcement came from the new community manager of MyBlogLog, which is now owned by Yahoo! Fellow Chicago blogger and Internet analyst David Dalka was at SOBcon and reported that MyBlogLog will be rebranding, getting a redesign and other features which will seek to expand its market. Yahoo! is also seeking input and suggestions, which is also welcome to hear.
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Comment by Sounds like it… hope to see the community continue!
mp/m
Comment by I have enjoyed using MyBlogLog. It does drive traffic to my blog but also allows me to find new blogs. It is a great tool that reminds me of LinkedIn, which by the way, now shows you who has most recently visited your profile.
Comment by I think blogcatalog.com is also a great place to connect to bloggers, the discussions area is also great
Comment by Rellikon 05/18/07 at 03:16 PM
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