Hello From Las Vegas

Just getting started here in Las Vegas for BlogWorld. This video would have been up sooner, but wifi issues delayed it. So, I went to a tweetup and talked to a lot of great folks. More on that later.

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  • Hi David,
    Seriously hope you have a great time there. Build relationships and have fun. If you meet Nathan Hangen there, please say hi to him from me. Cheers.
  • Yeah, Nathan and I exchanged a few text messages here. I'll definitely be meeting up with him. Will pas it on. :)
  • gregellison
    We would like to see more video from blogworld for the people that can't go. Thanks for sharing the video. Greg Ellison
  • I wish I was there! I'll make it next year.

    The XShot is amazing . I won one at IZEAFest and love it.

    Looking forward to your posts.

    Enjoy!
  • Thanks for the free tour, this was quick.

    This is a good way to use twitter and build relationship. Taking it all offline.

    Franck
  • Richard60
    Hey David , that doesnt look like the presidential suite! Ha, but thanks for the video, makes us think you are the common man, one of US. Learn a bunch and post like a madman when you get home. And it would be cool if you could post about what type of blogger gains by coming to blogWorld, I get a sense that the tekkies dominate the marketers in terms of attendance.
  • I am one of you. :-) I put my pants on one leg at a time.

    No, the Blogworld audience is pretty varied. Some advanced people, but a lot of newbies as well. Takes a certain level of dedication to get in a plane and come here, though, so these are good people. :-)
  • Richard60
    I am glad to hear it, and I was only kidding around with you. I live in
    Arizona so it's not a real stretch to come to Vegas but I was not sure
    about just what kind of folks would be there. It seems like when I go to
    one of these things, just as I meet someone interesting and start to have a
    good conversation, they get distracted by someone else and off they go. You
    only have so much time so you need to get around and network but it sure
    would be nice to sit down with a cup of coffee and have a real chat.

    Dick
    PS. I am starting a blog alliance and would appreciate you taking a look at
    the concept here: http://boomerblogger.comluv.com This is the test site for
    the concept with me as moderator, and would love to have you join us. No
    cost, I just come to your site, copy and paste the title of any articles I
    think beneficial (simple) for the new blogger and I intro them with my
    views on the subject post, then link back to the post on your site within
    the text of my post. Would appreciate your comments or any suggestions.
    Thanks!
  • The reason most bloggers don't go the direct sales route is the same reason that most don't succeed generally: it takes hard work. And planning. And creativity. Most bloggers, strangely, would rather try and run faster on the treadmill than take the time and effort to plan and create their own product.

    That said, while banner ads are a mug's game, there are still a ton of opportunities in affiliate marketing.
  • vmosso
    Hi David...
    I just want to compliment you on your Blog... (huh, whats new!) Honestly, as a complete newbie... and wannabie blogger (banditasblog.blogspot.com) I just admire your honest, frank,simple and clean delivery on your blog.
    You express and explain every topic so well, and give inside opinions and views that a person who is new or interested in starting in this venue can understand just what they are wanting to get involved with.
    You take the hype out of the business, and bring us back to the nuts and bolts of what it is all about.
    Thank's
    Valerie Mosso
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