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nass · 03-27-2008, 07:36 AM

I was just wondering what sort of successful implementations people have seen of using blogs to market their mud website, and whether to try this avenue myself. For example, is it better to have staff publish a blog on the mud site or encourage people to each make their own and create a sort of network. Maybe both, with a general developer's blog as the official one?

Seems to me that blogs can really be divided into two categories, the genuinely interesting ones and the cringingly seo spammy ones. For example, the_logos' personal blog is pretty interesting (the dude is in freakin northbeach san francisco where I used to work and live as a college student), whereas some of the seo spam blogs that are out there are pretty horrible imo. Does anyone have experience with what works, which mud-related blogs are read and interesting, and actually produce decent 1-1 discussion with the authors?

Cheers
Nass

03-27-2008, 07:36 AM	#1
nass Member Join Date: Apr 2002 Posts: 128	what blogs can add to the party - discuss I was just wondering what sort of successful implementations people have seen of using blogs to market their mud website, and whether to try this avenue myself. For example, is it better to have staff publish a blog on the mud site or encourage people to each make their own and create a sort of network. Maybe both, with a general developer's blog as the official one? Seems to me that blogs can really be divided into two categories, the genuinely interesting ones and the cringingly seo spammy ones. For example, the_logos' personal blog is pretty interesting (the dude is in freakin northbeach san francisco where I used to work and live as a college student), whereas some of the seo spam blogs that are out there are pretty horrible imo. Does anyone have experience with what works, which mud-related blogs are read and interesting, and actually produce decent 1-1 discussion with the authors? Cheers Nass