Kinetic Knowledge interviewed by Spider Juice Technologies on Business Blogging
Our friend Tim O’ Keefe of Spider Juice Technologies recently asked to chat with us on the subject of Business Blogging. Obviously, we were honored.
No surprise here, but we discuss subjects including the value of Blogging for a Business, Search Engine Discoverability, Trust, Online Brand, Direct Marketing, RSS, ‘The Long Tail of Search’, Disintermediation, Web 2.0, potential advertising cost advantages and [even] the possibility of relying on search [to connect provider with consumer] less and less in the future
I’m afraid I’m not the most cogent speaker, but hopefully the conversation is user- friendly / less techie and, if any of the above subjects sound interesting, maybe you’ll find something useful 
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I found your site on technorati and read a few of your other posts. Keep up the good work. I just added your RSS feed to my Google News Reader. Looking forward to reading more from you.
Chris Tackett
Thanks Chris. Appreciate the kind words. Chris
Gotta love the web.
If you don’t like the way you sound.
I thought I sounded like I was mildly sedated.
That is the glory of the indormation age. Not so much presentation as the quick distribution of content and information.
Despite our voices, this stuff is GOLD.