Blog Networks are the new black
This from Sir Robert Scoble:
"Watch for more business deals and from places you wouldn't expect them. I'm hearing from several of my friends, for instance, that AOL is looking for media properties blogging networks."
Interesting... I wonder if AOL read my Network of Niches post - I know some MSN folks did ;-) That post, and the one before it, caught the attention of a few Blog Network owners who pinged me afterwards. I won't lie to you - I'm hoping one of them signs me up, pronto.
You see, I finish at my day job on 24 August and I'm fishing for some blog writing work. I want to do some paid blogging to complement the analysis/research work I'm already doing.
If you'd like to hire a smart, focused, analytical Web 2.0/RSS/Social Media dude for your blog network - send me an email.
This offer won't last - someone is sure to snap me up very soon in this blog network bubble ;-)
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First off, I wish you the best of luck. It's something I'd like to be doing too, but I'm busy in other areas :) I hope you land something good. Perhaps WeblogsInc could get you on their RSS weblog, as it's kinda behind the times and needs some energy.. Anyway..(!)
You know what.. I haven't said this anywhere else yet, but I'm beginning to feel uneasy. I've seen this all before, the first time round. The excitement, the sign ups, and the sudden launch of 1001 companies fighting for the same market. There are an insane number of Web 2.0 startups coming up, many of which duplicate each others efforts over and over, and don't seem to make much financial sense. It feels like 1998 again, but with a more subtle flavor.
All of this, the political situations, the skyrocketing price of oil, the rising temperatures.. well, it makes me uneasy and is seriously making me wonder what I'll be eating and what I'll have over my head in twenty years. Perhaps it's just me, but all of these booms this year are giving me deja vu, and not of the pleasant kind. I'm getting bubblephobia.
Ah well, another worrywart signing off.. :-)