Griff Wigley

Small Business Blogging site update

I’ve started adding sections to my website devoted to the book I’m writing, Small Business Blogging: Why and How to Do It. I’ve moved the About Weblogs page with articles in the media relevant to small biz blogging there, too. And I’ve added a page on categories of weblog posts that serve an [...]

Dirty laundry or learning opp?

Last Friday, I spent an hour interviewing Ray Cox, owner of Northfield Construction, about his blogging practices and impressions. We also spent time exploring other types of blog posts he could be writing that he’s not yet done. He wondered about a recent construction accident and I encouraged him to do blog it. He’d posted [...]

Blogs for non-profit organizations

I’m doing a presentation on weblogs for non-profit organizations tomorrow morning at MAP for Non-profits, invited by longtime colleagues Sheldon Mains and Rick Birmingham. It’s part of their monthly Nonprofit Tech Talk gathering.

Ward Bell from The Grant Connection posted a note to their email discussion list re: what he hopes to get out of [...]

Blogger Con transcripts

Heath Row, social capitalist at Fast Company magazine, has transcripts of many of the Blogger Con sessions up on his Media Diet weblog. He types those things live while he listens. Jeesh.

AdSense

I’ve removed the Google AdSense box on this page. They were right… it works better on a page with content that doesn’t change.

Just a participant

I’m heading to Boston tomorrow (Cambridge, actually) for a weblog conference at Harvard Law School called Blogger Con. It’s been a while since I’ve gone to a conference of any kind just as a participant… nothing to sell, no presentations to make. Just collegial connections to make and stuff to learn. I probably won’t blog [...]

Client blogs by sector

I’ve added a list of all our client organization/small business weblogs, sorted by sector.