2005 Business Underblogger Awards

Strong work, and great idea. My company’s PR and marketing blog doesn’t get much traffic, in part because we’re not particularly opinionated on it. Still, I thought I’d offer it up:

http://www.capulet.com/weblog/

Richard Hall’s Managing the Business of Law blog is a great read on a business and professional topic…managing the business relationship between in-house and outside counsel, establishing firm practice performance metrics, and establishing business unit intelligence.

http://www.managingthebusinessoflaw.com

Err…I think you’ll find that Mr. Rubel’s blog kicks ass and takes names, from a traffic and visibility perspective. And deservedly so.

Jim,
Thanks for the nomination!

I like Work Boxers, I don’t know if it qualifies as an UNDERblog though. I don’t know the hits he gets.

I know we’re small, but have hopes of being a valued resource for real estate buyers and sellers in the Twin Cities, Minnesota – http://www.TwinCitiesRealEstateblog.com. 3 other blogs I enjoy include: http://www.artsjournal.com/artfulmanager/, http://www.behindthemortgage, and http://radiantmarketing.typepad.com/radiant_marketing/.

What a great idea!

I would like to nominate my own weblog – http://www.spittoon.biz, and as this is my own, two further wine related blogs that stand out in my opinion – http://fermentations.blogspot.com/ for forthright opinions and http://winecast.net – for podcasting wine notes.

My blog, microISV, focuses on creating and building small software companies. My recommendation is Ripples for David’s insights into the corporate world and building your own business when you leave corporate life.

So, is this like, a demotion? Since Behind The Mortgage was nominated for the 2005 Business Blogging Awards (best real estate blog) as well? Too funny – but were not complaining – we’ll take any exposure we can get. Thanks guys.

I’d like to shamelessly nominate BusinessBits (business news). It’s typically a concise yet analytical look at some of the more interesting and influential business events. Also included: book reviews, opinion, tips, etc.

http://business.blognewschannel.com/

I want to nomminate Diva Marketing for the UnderBlogger award. She deserves it. Bring great little marketing tid-bits through a wondeful Blog Voice.

http://bloombergmarketing.blogs.com/

Hi, I’d like to throw my name into the ring for Small Business Trends. I wrote a little campaign jingle too:

I missed out on a Business Blogging Award,
and I’m feelin’ a bit blue.
A little recognition is what I crave
and a virtual “hug” too!

Oh, and be sure to check out these fine blogs:

Small Business CEO
Ripples
Danavan

First, I’d like to nominate a couple of blogs and of course include my own as it’s getting some recognition these days.

1. BizBook Nuggets from Patsi Krakoff at http://www.bizbooknuggets.com

2. BL Ochman’s What’s Next Blog at http://www.whatsnextblog.com

3. Jane Thilo’s excellent blog focusing on leadership for MDs, Leaders Go First at http://janethilo.typepad.com/leaders_go_first/

4. T.L. Pakii Pierce’s blog, How to Blog for Fun and Profit at http://blogforfunandprofit.blogware.com/

There are so many more excellent business blogs. My is Next Level Biz Tips which is focused on helping solo professionals leverage the internet at http://www.biztipsblog.com

Thank you for the opportunity!

Gotta tell you, when it comes to under, I am a bottom-feeder. First I’ll nominate my own two blogs, CoachEzines & BizBook Nuggets, then I’ll tell you about the other good ones I know. http://Www.Coachezines.com may be too narrow a niche to get any massive readership, but it’s quality, and http://www.bizbooknuggets.com is a new blog with book snippets for busy professionals. I also have a good blog blog, with Denise Wakeman, http://www.buildabetterblog.com, for learning the tricks of good pro biz blogging. My associate Denise Wakeman has a super interesting blog on internet marketing strategies and tips, http://www.biztipsblog.com, and finally, Jane Thilo has an excellent read, again a narrow niche, for physicians in a leadership role, http://www.leadersgofirst.com, or http://janethilo.typepad.com/leaders_go_first/. These are all quality blogs, just for small independent professionals, and we may never hit the big numbers, but go for quality.

I’m a rookie so I don’t even read any other blogs besides this one, but I’d like to nominate my blog . It’s personal finance blog with a bit of Rich Dad stuff thrown in.

Thanks for the opportunity to list some business blogs. First, I do want to list mine, http://ttmitchellconsulting.com/Mitchblog/, on many different topics including leadership and diversity. Next I want to list Digitization 101, http://hurstassociates.blogspot.com, which talks about digital data storage in many different formats. Next I’d like to nominate Tom McMahon’s blog, http://www.tommcmahon.net, where he talks about all sorts of business topics. The final one I’d like to bring up is Azriel Winnett’s blog, at http://hodu.com/blog. His blog is relatively new, but it’s attached to his webpage, and he’s always talked about the importance of great communication skills.

Thanks, and it’s good to see some other blogs that I read listed here.

I would like to nominate Become Unforgettable. This is a blog about marketing and small business promotion. Also, I really like Gretchen Ledgard’s Technical Careers at Microsoft.

I nominate http://www.McChronicles.blogspot.com. The McChronicles is all about the “C” in the McDonald’s B2C proposition. The McChronicles champions the customer’s point of view in the day-to-day McDonald’s consumer experience with the goal of helping McDonald’s better-satisfy the customer. Unique, focused, and meaningful.