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Rick’s Blog Post on 5 Blog Questions

It's great to get the exposure in MarketingFix but Rick Bruner misread my recent article, 5 key questions you've been dying to ask about business blogs. I didn't say that blogs would replace e-newsletters. I merely posed the question. My answer was, "It's too soon to tell" and "probably not." I also make the point that blogs will cross pollinate with e-newsletters and vice versa. I'm a fan of MarketingFix, a group blog with insider and up-to-the-minute tips about online marketing & advertising. I'm delighted to hear that Andy Bourland, co-founder of ClickZ, has purchased MarketingFix, along with the Adventive discussion lists. Read the write up about Andy's acquisition in PaidContent.org.
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Rick Bruner said on June 26, 2003 at 09:39 PM

I didn’t mean to suggest you believed in the question, tho I see how it could come off that way. I just meant to give my $0.02 on the point.


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