Review of WALL E
London, UK
Checkout Dan Dalton's review of WALL E at the Leicester Square Television Blog - HERE
London, UK
Checkout Dan Dalton's review of WALL E at the Leicester Square Television Blog - HERE
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Monday, July 14, 2008
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There's a brilliant series of articles at TigerTwoTiger on advanced blogging. This new blog appears to be a great resource and may even surpass the excellent ProBlogger!
Guest posting has many advantages as the article points out. Last year, Ellee Seymour very kindly asked me to do an article about my charity trek in Tanzania.
Alan Caruba from the States, who, not only writes great posts but has also become a regular guest on my radio show. Very shortly, I hope to be posting an article from David from A Tangled Web
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Sunday, March 09, 2008
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As my father is staying with me this week, posting has been a bit light. The coming week wont be so busy either. Half-term week in many schools in the UK. But, I've created the beast called Corporate Presenter and it needs to be fed! There's also this
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Sunday, February 10, 2008
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It was a real pleasure to interview Iain Dale for Leicester Square Television a few days ago.
We spoke about a number of issues, including this on successful blogging:
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Sunday, January 27, 2008
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Earlier this week, I interviewed Deanne Gold of BRX, the networking organisation.
BRX Eastern have kindly linked details of last Tuesday's radio show to my main site, and from it, I've received an enquiry about chairing a conference later in the year.
Regular blog posting and linking your site(s) to others and getting them to link increases your exposure in the Blogosphere and Internet. You'll also see a growth in traffic and business opportunities.
Example Link
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Friday, January 25, 2008
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This one could be a contender. Altogether Digital looks good and has some interesting content - and if you like Space Invaders...........
Top Blogs of 2008
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Wednesday, January 09, 2008
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Inspired by my right-hand man at "I Can't Talk I'm on the Blog", I'll be posting each and every month a Blog that has caught my eye - and boy January's Blog, will be big. It's the one and only blog from MC REBBE
Once described as Edgware's answer to Woody Allen, MC Rebbe has taken the media world by storm, well heavy rain.
Blogroll MC REBBE, you wont regret it. And even if you do, don't come running after me.
Carry on!
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Wednesday, January 02, 2008
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As if my head wasn't big enough already!
Yours truly, or rather Jeremy Jacobs. com is in a list of oustanding bloggers by Trina Lamarche of the "Virtual Assistant Assistant".
Thanks Trina but what about Corporate Presenter?
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Wednesday, December 12, 2007
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Labels: 2007, Blog of the Day Award, blogging, Blogging to Fame, UK
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How much time do you spend at your computer? 2 hours a day - more?
Well research by psychologists at the University of Michigan has shown that too much time spent either "Facebooking" or blogging could lead to a reduction of brain power. Graham Jones writes about it here
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Monday, November 12, 2007
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Well, this blogpost, written by Vern of "Aim for Awesome" may just help you.
I like this Blog and Vern's style so it's my "Blog of the Week".
Jeremy Jacobs - Presenter & Speaker
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Sunday, November 11, 2007
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Once again Graham Jones has highlighted how ineffectual Search Engine Optimization can be. In his latest article, Graham highlights that if you want to get up the rankings, then add content, content and more content. What's interesting is that Graham suggests that it can be any content.
I agree with him on this point. When I've had a break from blogging, Google Analytics shows a drop in my readership. Is this your experience too? Or do you feel that highly focused content is best?
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Thursday, October 11, 2007
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Labels: 2000 Bloggers, blogging, blogs, SEO, UK
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Wednesday, October 10, 2007
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Theo Spark has suggested that we all take a look at Maggie's Farm and Jules Crittenden.
They seem like fun.
Jeremy Jacobs - Corporate Presenter
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Saturday, August 11, 2007
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Have a butchers at Fay Young. Nice layout, good writing, great photos.
Jeremy Jacobs - Corporate Presenter
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Thursday, August 09, 2007
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and who would you nominate?
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Saturday, July 21, 2007
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Graham Jones has outlined a vision of future internet use. Users will multi-task on-line, much as they do in real life and won't have time to search through all of your site. They'll have off-line media to read through as well.
Graham's message is quite clear - don't just rely on your internet presence to boost your business.
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Sunday, June 24, 2007
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Lady Banana has bucketloads of photos on her site. Never boring even if she is a banana.
UPDATE
Jungle Jane nearly made it as Blog of the Week. Her blog is digital narcissism at its finest. Petite Anglaise, eat your heart out.
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Sunday, May 06, 2007
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I've linked these new bloggers on this site: Lord Nazh, Ruthie Zaftig, Crushed by Ingsoc and Guthrum. Welcome to you all. Just play nicely and behave yourselves.
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Wednesday, April 18, 2007
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In today's Guardian, Tim O'Reilly, who apparently coined the term Web 2.0, calls for a Code of Conduct for Bloggers. The code would exhort bloggers not to say anything on-line that you wouldn't say on-line.
Personally, I share the view held by Seth Freedman from Israel. He says: "It's important to see the extreme reactions so people can gauge how certain topics bring out the worst in people."
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Saturday, April 14, 2007
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Gipsy Kings & Alabina - Alabina
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Great stuff from Ishtar Alabina. Read her blog at MySpace and this at Wikipedia