Even Blogs Require Routine Maintenance

Hey, just a quick blog post to point out that last evening I did some maintenance to the Sportsman’s Blog site that might have resulted in subscribers receiving a mailbox full of 60+ e-mails this morning.   For that inconvenience, I apologize and promise it won’t happen again. Here’s what’s going on.   Since the spring of [...]

Harness The Emerging Power of Social Media Marketing And The Web

Back ten years ago if you wanted to have a “voice” as an outdoors writer you needed one or more of the following. You needed:

To have a columnist gig writing copy for either a local or regional…

Join Our New Fan Page on FACEBOOK

Hey folks, it’s becoming obvious to me that to succeed in this fast-evolving, social media marketing biz one must do lots of cross promotion across different sites.   For that reason I just launched a new Facebook page for readers to become a “fan” of in case you’re active on that social network.   Check it out [...]

Making Some Improvements For The Future

Hey folks, just a quick blog post to say we’ve made some improvements to the Sportsman’s Blog site so it might be necessary to update your news feed to be alerted to all the new posts. I’ve also noted that by migrating the old site to a new blogging platform it may have caused some [...]

Regarding My Frequency Of Posting a Blog Entry

“Until you’ve got something worthwhile to say, don’t say nothing.” ~Yogi Berra (the legendary baseball player manager)
You know lately some folks have been asking me why I don’t blog on a more r…

BLACKHAWK! 2010 Outdoor Bloggers Seminar

Earlier this week I took part in a very special event held at the BLACKHAWK! Products Group corporate headquarters in Norfolk, VA. In total there were 8 of us bloggers invited from around the country…

Microblogging – The Latest Trend In New Media Communicating

Microblogging is a form of multimedia blogging that allows users to send brief text updates or micromedia such as photos or audio clips and publish them, either to be viewed by anyone or by a restricted group which can be chosen by the user. These messages can be submitted by a variety of means, including [...]

Rubutting A Blog Post On Trapping

This blog post is in direct response to Bill Klein’s recent posting on Club Outdoors where he describes an incident involving his dog getting caught in a trap. You can read his comments HERE in their…

Guess What I Did Five Years Ago To This Very Day…

Any ideas? C’mon…I’ll give you a hint. It has something to do with this blog. Actually, it makes today sort of a monumental event in this blog’s existence. That’s right, you probably guessed it…five y…

So, Why Do We Blog About The Outdoors?

Blogging has become a unique mechanism for communicating and sharing the outdoor experience. It takes effort on the part of both bloggers and readers alike to make the effort worthwhile and meaningful.

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