Cincinnati Women Bloggers

For those of you managing a Facebook Fan Page, recent updates to the  Insights dashboard should make analyzing user interaction easier and much more meaningful.
The updated Insights dashboard now offers analytics regarding your Page’s tabs, insights on referral sources, and the ability to track Facebook sharing and Likes on your own blog or website.
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The Cincinnati Chamber is hosting another BOLD Fusion event this Thursday, and if past events (this is the 6th year!)  are any indicator, this is one event you won’t want to miss.
Featuring David Pescovitz, co-editor of BoingBoing.net and vice president and group creative director for LPK Trends, Valerie Jacobs,  attendees of the 1/2 day event will:

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Cincinnati is in the running to be a test markets for Google Fiber, but we need your help to make it happen. Google Fiber is a super high- speed broadband service capable of delivering information at speeds 100 times what we are used to.
A few months ago Google mentioned it was looking for cities to test the [...]

If you talk to bloggers, particularly bloggers who work with brands, concerns about meeting FTC guidelines are bound to enter the conversation.  While the FTC Endorsement Guidelines document may seem overwhelming, essentially what the guidelines are asking of bloggers and brands is really quite simple.  It’s about disclosure, about letting readers know of relationships that [...]

One of the questions I often get from bloggers new to using Wordpress is, “What plugins should I use?” Because it’s such a popular blog platform I thought I would share some of my favorites here on Cincinnati Women Bloggers.  Here are 10 great plugins for getting started with Wordpress.
1)      Comment Luv ~ When readers [...]

Following is a guest post by blogger (and friend of CWB!) Jeanne Bernish.
I have to admit that when I decided to attend Blissdom 2010 I had pretty high expectations for a content rich share-fest common to Cincinnati Social Media meet-ups.   Blissdom 2010 was good – very good – and I did learn a great deal [...]