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ps. I adore this line "If a tree falls in the digital forest and there aren’t tags, blogs, and other ways for people to share the news, it DIDN’T happen." and am seriously thinking about adding it to my favorite quotes on facebook.
Best line in here for me: "Make it about the space where your company plays."
Right on. I've noticed lately that one big company that really gets that is HP (and no I'm not pimping for them, just noticing).
There's another aspect to the Sunday paper that you touched on with "we can work to shape our content such that our audiences can do even more with it." Most readers don't enjoy drinking from a firehose. There are the online early adopters and info junkies like Scoble who dig it, but most readers want the information selected and presented in a meaningful way.
Creating useful packages of information will always help you find and keep readers. Some Sunday paper readers always read the A and C sections, some the B and G, and some the funnies, but they know which sections are "theirs" and they consistently return to them.
Reading patterns are so diverse making it sometimes harder for us niche based businesses to reach our audience.
Thanks for such an helpful post.
Thanks!Pls keep up to date.
regards,
Taisha
Its a very needed information because i need some coupons to buy somethings.
Thanks