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Check out dazzlindonna's 6 reviews:
Review of Darren Rowse
July 28, 2011
Darren Rowse is the pro of pros when it comes to
blogging. He has inspired, taught, and helped thousands
upon thousands of budding bloggers. If one has any
aspirations for achieving pro blogger status, then
Darren's blog is a must-read.
Review of Holly Jahangiri
July 16, 2010
Holly is a blog lover's blogger. Blogging in is purest
form is personal and regardless of the topic du jour,
Holly puts a personal spin on the post. It feels like
reading something a friend wrote, and really, it
doesn't get much better than that.
2 / 2 found this review helpful:
Review of Dan Zarrella
July 05, 2010
I've watched Dan come up through the ranks but it
wasn't long before he was far outdistancing everyone.
He is generous with sharing what he discovers, and he
often shares stats that really shows what's working and
what's not in the social space. Dan has written for me
in the past and I'm proud to have featured him. He also
creates kickin' tools. :)
1 / 1 found this review helpful:
Review of Danny Brown
July 05, 2010
There's just something about Danny Brown that exudes
trustworthiness. Sure, he's a great writer, and the
information he disperses is very useful, but there's
more to Danny's blog that just good writing and useful
information. You'll find some quality there - some sort
of personal connection - that inspires a sense of
trust. And trust is hard to come by in the marketing
world. Must read.
Review of Dan Schawbel
July 05, 2010
Dan Schawbel reignited the personal branding space when
he tackled the subject like a dog on a bone. Dan
covered the spectrum of personal branding with his own
digital magazine, blog, and many interviews with big
personalities. I was a staff writer for his magazine so
I was able to watch him forge his blazing path. Dan
gets personal branding.
1 / 1 found this review helpful:
Review of Andy Wibbels
July 05, 2010
It's difficult enough to get businesses to understand
why they might want to blog, but to then help them
grasp "how" is often a scary task. Andy
Wibbels handles this well by clearly demonstrating the
whys and hows of small business blogging. He uses
language and descriptions that resonate with the
average person whose first job isn't blogging.
1 / 1 found this review helpful:
