Best of Nashville – 2009

There are many great resources and many great blogs available. However, there is a large amount of internet marketing knowledge in the Nashville area.

I often don’t take the time to thank bloggers like I should, so I am making more of an effort to “show off” some of my favorite local bloggers. Below is a list of my favorite Nashville Internet Marketing posts for 2009.

If you think of any I missed, please let me know. I will probably update this list often between now and the end of the 2009.

 

Analytics

Kate O’Neil
- Kate wrote many blog posts over the past year showing how strong analytical skills can dramatically improve a website and marketing campaign, including How Do You Sell More Hats?

 

Apps

Paul Nicholson
Android Apps – Paul is probably the closest thing we have in Nashville to an Android expert. He created an extensive app list for those interested.

Dave Delaney
An open love letter – Think you love an App? Dave expresses is love through an open letter to Tweetie.

Mitch Canter
foursquare: Your Social Life, Metagamed. – Mitch explains why FourSquare is “the next big thing in social networking”.

 

Email Marketing

Aimee Romero
Email Science and the Educated Guess – Internet marketing has moved advertising from an artistic, well-crafted message, to a scientific analysis. Aimee Romero, with Paramore | Redd, takes it a step further by brining the scientific method into email marketing

 

Nashville

Christine Taylor
I stalked Chris Brogan – A big thank you to Christine Taylor for putting in all the work to bring Chris Brogan to Nashville.

 

Search Engine Optimization (SEO)

Jon Henshaw with Raven-seo-tools.com
How to Get a New Domain Indexed and Performing Quickly in the SERPs – Jon helps you get that new site found quickly by Google.

Terry Reeves
Keywords Research :: SEO 101 – “Google loves to find targeted, one way, contextual links pointing to your website, it just so happens that my SEO services are centered toward these highly coveted links.” – I would call him If I were you.

 

Social Networking – General

Scott Gordon
What in the F*&K were you thinking??? – Want to know how to get fired quickly? Scott discuses the 10 deadly sins of social networking while at work.

Kate O’Neill
Beyond Foodtweets: Social Media Optimization (SMO) for Small Business – Kate discusses the 3 steps for a small business to get on board with social media.

 

Twitter

Gavin Richardson
Churches doing Twitter Wrong: churches can do twitter well . – - Gavin discusses Churches that have a Twitter account vs Churches that actually utilize Twitter for it’s great potential. It’s really concepts that can be applied to any business.
- Gavin gets a most honorable mention and congratulations this year for: Brooks Foster Richardson : our new little addition.

Rex Hammock
Hints for creating small business and non-profit Twitter Lists – Rex gives 10 great tips on how to optimize Twitter Lists.

 

Traditional Media

Christian Grantham
AP execs are cluessless about their own YouTube channel – Christian wrote an extensive article summarizing the Associated Press’s knowledge, or rather lack of knowledge, of the online world.

 

Website Development

Bill Seaver
How to Create Hundreds of Front Doors to Your Website – Bill reminds us that we often spend too much time focusing on our front door, while most people are coming in through the other doors of our site.

Amber Weinberg
How to Become a Freelance Web Developer: A Six Month Plan – Amber breaks down the “fear and uncertainty” of becoming a freelance developer, into a monthly step-by-step approach.

Tags: 2009, Blogging, Nashville
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