Online Publishing and Marketing:
Two Disciplines With the Same Goals?
Are Marketers Becoming
Better Online Publishers than Publishers?
- The Information Debate: Products vs. Process
- Who Are the Real Net Publishers?
Those who Enable Netizens to Find, Link, and Publish ThemselvesBuilding a Contextual Business:
How to Build and Maintain HitsWhen to Link License and When to Build
- Link Editing Example A:
Nelson Mandela's Long Walk to Freedom- Link Editing Example B:
Rodriguez and Tarantino's From Dusk Till Dawn- The Art and Agony of User Involvement
- Find What's Out There and Integrate Your Business Model: The Chesler Map Story
- Licensing What Works and Adapting it: Search for a Forum
- Examples of Contextual Collaborations
- BookFinder: Satisfying Your Constituents' Individual Needs
- Early microbilling model
- Custom
- Person-to-person
Sample Business Models
- Flat-rate Sponsorship
- Retainer/Royalty Relationship
- Subscription with Limited Access (access by IP)
- Bartering Links
Summary: Successful Publishing/Marketing
Strategies to Provoke and Maintain Traffic
- Making the Site Breathe
- Contextualizing for Custom Access
- Adapt in Response to Use an Perceived Need
- Enabling Two-way Traffic
- Filtered
- Unfiltered
- Follow Your N.O.S.E. to Successful Publishing and Marketing
- Narcissistic
- Obvious
- Simple
- Electronic
- Developing Fruitful Business Links to "Real" Content Providers of the Net
- .edu's
- .gov's
- .org's
- Your own audience -- these are the most valuable
The Fine Line Between Publishing and Marketing
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