This ad group has rapidly (and I guess inevitably) deteriorated.

On Thu, Feb 19, 2009 at 12:26 AM, Mike Street <streetforce1@...> wrote:

As only having visited your site 3 times i don't get a since of who
you are or what the editorial voice is about. I see album cover link,
album cover link, album cover and a few lines. I don't really get a
since of the voice of the site, who the writer of the site is and what
they have to say about the world. To me social media is a personal
experience and I read and follow peoples sites cause I find a personal
connection to the content and want to see what that person is up to or
has to say. Like when I read Perez I get his wit and humor. Or when I
read Michael Arrington I know he's outspoken and will say whatever
even when I don't agree. Or when I read Engadget I know I'm getting
the inside scoop on the latest gadgets mixed with a bit of
30-something commentary. So when readign your site I'm not 100% sure
what I'm suppose to walk away with.

You have a descent amount of comments...it might be helpful to
activate the comments widget and give your sites community some shine
so other people can see and participate in the discussions.

On Wed, Feb 18, 2009 at 11:55 PM, eskay <nah.right@...> wrote:
> How are you gonna say my site has no voice. smh.
>
> On Wed, Feb 18, 2009 at 11:41 PM, Mike Street <streetforce1@...>
> wrote:
>>
>> That's the Perez Hilton model....Perez and his intern will post like
>> 75 post in a day. But least Perez gives you stuff to read and is
>> funny. Naright.com feels like it's on an autoblog script cause there
>> is really nothing over there to read. The site has 853,049 links
>> created which is the number of links pointing to nahright.com. Even
>> though they only have a PR4 ranking the number of links coming to the
>> site is super big but there is nothing there to me of any quality nore
>> does it really have a voice. I started blogging has I had stuff to say
>> and blogging helps me get a ton of consulting jobs. Just create
>> quality content and the money will come to you.
>>
>> On Wed, Feb 18, 2009 at 11:25 PM, Hashim Warren <hashimwarren@...>
>> wrote:
>> > If you want to beat NahRight.com you have to post more than 31 posts in
>> > 24
>> > hours, because that's how many went up on that site just today.
>> >
>> > Some history - 5 years ago eskay began blogging on a spin off group blog
>> > I
>> > created that was strictly mixtape reviews. We treated mixtapes as if
>> > they
>> > were regular albums.
>> > eskay was the most consistent poster, but I wasn't feeling his
>> > minimalist
>> > style of posting a track list, download link, and cover art. I preferred
>> > each album getting a "proper" review.
>> > The blog shut down after only a few months, then eskay started his own
>> > at
>> > NahRight.com. Ain't that something.
>> > ---
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>> > http://www.hashimwarren.com/
>> >
>> > "Web Producers are alchemists, stirring careful amounts of technology
>> > and
>> > design into a potion that hypnotizes users into taking action."
>> >
>> >
>>
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