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Re: Learning from the Top 50 Aussie Marketing Blogs

Lucio Ribeiro — Mon, 13 Oct 2008 09:34:12 -0000

Hi Jonathan, as a Brazilian-born however Australian by heart is a great pleasure to be on Julian's list for the second time (MarketingMag and BandT).
Some of the bloggers are not totally strangers to me, some I know personally, some from my reader and some are new, must to say most of them are brilliant!
We do have a massive number of great minds over here. However I feel there are a huge gap among us in terms of exchanging ideas, concepts, etc :-(
I hope we overcome this gap.
Cheers
Lucio Ribeiro
Marketingeasy net

Re: Learning from the Top 50 Aussie Marketing Blogs

Lucio Ribeiro — Mon, 13 Oct 2008 05:34:12 -0000

Hi Jonathan, as a Brazilian-born however Australian by heart is a great pleasure to be on Julian's list for the second time (MarketingMag and BandT).

Some of the bloggers are not totally strangers to me, some I know personally, some from my reader and some are new, must to say most of them are brilliant!

We do have a massive number of great minds over here. However I feel there are a huge gap among us in terms of exchanging ideas, concepts, etc :-(

I hope we overcome this gap.

Cheers

Lucio Ribeiro

Marketingeasy net

Re: Learning from the Top 50 Aussie Marketing Blogs

Gavin Heaton — Mon, 13 Oct 2008 04:15:29 -0000

What I like about the list is that it shows the strength and depth of knowledge that is available here in Australia.
As you point out, the list uses global measures such as Alexa and Technorati to calculate the ranking, which works well if you have an overseas readership or a technology audience (Alexa in particular works here).
But it is good to see an Australian focus. While the basics of marketing are relatively standard, the subtleties of execution and audience are where it counts. I for one am looking forward to seeing this list grow.

Re: Learning from the Top 50 Aussie Marketing Blogs

Stellathomas — Mon, 13 Oct 2008 04:05:45 -0000

I have a strong feeling that occasional reports on the progress of research, written by a fairly intelligent layman with some general knowledge of agriculture to a lay body such as the Development Commission, may prove very useful, no matter what form of interchange of scientific information may be arranged between the specialist in Great Britain and the specialist in Australia.
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Stellathomas
Buzz Marketing

Re: Learning from the Top 50 Aussie Marketing Blogs

Marcel LeBrun — Mon, 13 Oct 2008 02:46:48 -0000

Not an Australian myself, but I like to read good content about online marketing, regardless of geography. Thanks for sharing the list.

Re: Learning from the Top 50 Aussie Marketing Blogs

Gavin Heaton — Mon, 13 Oct 2008 00:15:29 -0000

What I like about the list is that it shows the strength and depth of knowledge that is available here in Australia.

As you point out, the list uses global measures such as Alexa and Technorati to calculate the ranking, which works well if you have an overseas readership or a technology audience (Alexa in particular works here).

But it is good to see an Australian focus. While the basics of marketing are relatively standard, the subtleties of execution and audience are where it counts. I for one am looking forward to seeing this list grow.

Re: Learning from the Top 50 Aussie Marketing Blogs

Stellathomas — Mon, 13 Oct 2008 00:05:45 -0000

Buzz Marketing

Re: Learning from the Top 50 Aussie Marketing Blogs

Marcel LeBrun — Sun, 12 Oct 2008 22:46:48 -0000

Not an Australian myself, but I like to read good content about online marketing, regardless of geography. Thanks for sharing the list.