Marketing.FM has announced a new network of marketing and advertising blogs syndicated under one RSS feed called the Marketing and Advertising Blog Network. The initial group of blogs has over 50,000 subscribers and cover marketing, media, advertising agencies, PR, branding, television, radio, internet, new media, interactive advertising, and influential discussion. Online Marketing Blog is happy to be included with this project.
Current blog network members include:
Adrants
Advertising for Peanuts
Duct Tape Marketing
Entrepreneur’s Journey
Logic+Emotion
Marketing Headhunter.com
Marketing Pilgrim
Marketing.fm
MarketingVOX — The Voice of Online Marketing
Micro Persuasion
Online Marketing Blog
ProHipHop - Hip Hop Marketing
Small Business Branding
WonderBranding: Marketing to Women
Familar names (at least to me) from this list include: Steve Hall, John Jantsch, Andy Beal, Tig Tillinghast and Steve Rubel. You can subscribe to the combined RSS feed which is hosted by FeedBurner’s new network feature.
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Thanks for the shout out! Look for the membership badge coming in the next few days that you can put on your site showing subscribers - or you can grab the image from the launch post.
Looking forward to growing the network!
Sure thing Eric!
Hello,
I need some help from some fellow bloggers.
I just started a home business blog and wanted some feedback. If you get time can you drop by http://www.jimmacktips.com
It is a work in progress…so be gentle
Jim Mack
I’m all for social networking and going a base of followers, as well as fellow bloggers. Thanks for the post.