I am starting to round up my week with some interesting collection of posts from around the blogosphere covering a variety of topics. The topics and the authors are hand-picked by me on the basis of my personal admiration of their previous content and their overall integrity towards their chosen field. I dn't have any proffessional or personal interest in any of these guys. I just happen to truely like what they do!
- I have started with Skellie's post on blogging/writing basics series she is so successfully going about. Here she has asked every write/blogger to ask themselves only one question before putting pen to paper: 'Who am I writing for?'. Here's the interesting post from Skelliewag from Australia.
- An influencial content marketer Newt Barrett writes about the brilliance of a single idea as opposed to the theorem that 'a small number of influential people can influence a trend that will impact millions'. Newt cites examples to prove that ideas are superior than the mass opinion. A good line of argument taken.
- Maki of DoshDosh from Toronto gives influencial tips on using Twitter in his so typically explorative post. He certainly knows what he talks about. with over 10,000 subscribers of his blog, this philosophy student does know a thing or two about Twittering.
- Andy Beard blogging from his European villa shares an excellent tip on a useful Twitter tool. I can't stop myself seeing Twiiterring topics everywhere and Andy is such an authority on suggesting tools to make our online experience useful.
- Young blogger Ankesh of Mumbai is blogging about energy saving devices from past and present. Ankesh is a brialliant techy blogger who once in a while wanders in some interesting direction such as this.
- Last but not the least, cool guy Stefan, a brand strategist from Romania shares his views about Guinness:Its Good For You theme. Stefan's blog outlines his branding expertise by citing examples from real life examples.
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