James commented on something I’d written earlier today, where I’d quoted Robert Scoble as saying:
- Are you worried about the elitism of A-List jerks like me?
- Then freaking link to new bloggers that we haven’t heard about yet!
What James actually said was this:
- Linking to lesser known bloggers should be encouraged. You should turn this into a full fledged call to action for others to do the same…
Seems reasonable.
Now what I’m trying to figure out is the best way of making this happen. Needs a little thought, my hunch is a straight link-to-ten approach on each blog is unproductive. But what do I know?
Any offers out there?
Otherwise I will go with whatever occurs to me over the next 24 hours.
OK JP. I am totally impressed with what what appears to be a very impressive intellect and I am feeling a little intimidated! How is that for straight-forward, no-nonsense talk from a woman from America! I really like your “drug of choice” on the music front. Hope I can learn from you and looking forward to working with you. I can be your conduit to women’s pop culture (fashion, books, children, luxury travel, yoga, American politics, ……), but that may be too shallow for you :-). See you soon,
CIO Comrade in Arms,
Maria Pardee
You could pick one day per week/month/year and review one or more new blogs that you find noteworthy and under-appreciated on that day. Get the bloggers mentioned to write similar posts and have everyone use the same technorati tag; something like “LongTailTuesdays” or a similar catchphrase.
Make a chain – ask a less-well-known-blogger for a less-well-known-blog they recommend. Or five.