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at the Blog Business Summit

posted by DL Byron on August 17, 2005

I'm at the Blog Business Summit this week talking about design, selling products, and blog engines.


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Aug 18  |  Doug Manis said:

I think you dropped an ‘s’ in the link. Should be:

http://www.blogbusinesssummit.com/

Aug 18  |  Greg Marlin said:

Hey DL,

I’m sitting in your session right now at the BBS listening to your session. Glad to see you come full circle - hope your success continues.

Nice — you just got asked 5 questions in one…let’s see if you get them all…cool point about links, fielded one in 5 very well.

Doing a great job, I love it when speakers pull up live sites and navigate with the audience. Will post a longer review later in my blog, just thought it would be fun to review you while you were speaking.

Aug 18  |  -b- said:

Doug,

Thanks, late night for me. I corrected the link.

Greg,

Thanks I really appreciate it the comments. I also hope it wasn’t like an informercial on Clip-n-Seal.

Aug 18  |  Greg Hoy said:

Byron - it was not a Clip-n-Seal advertisement. Good work.

Aug 19  |  philgomes said:

Enjoyed the sessions! Many thanks!

Aug 19  |  Chuck Tanowitz said:

Hi Byron,

I’m in your session right now on picking a platform and I’m interested in your discussion about CMS systems. Running the risk of sounding like a corporate shill, you may want to check out Alfresco (www.alfresco.org). In the nature of full disclosure, this is a client of mine. But it’s an open source enterprise content management system that was built to fit into a “shared drive” type system to make it easy for people to use. Once people start using it and information is categorized, it’s just a matter of putting a portal on the front end.

Since you said you’ve run into these problems in the past I thought it would be something worth checking out.

By the way, I’ve enjoyed your discussions so far.

Aug 19  |  -b- said:

Thanks. Molly and I knew there was way more that we hadn’t covered. So, cool with me to plug. The other thing we left out is that blogger can certainly run a business site, we meant the hosted blogger service.

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