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]]> By: Austin http://dangerouslyawesome.com/2008/05/keep-your-audience-relevent-not-all-press-is-good-press/comment-page-1/#comment-756 Austin Fri, 02 May 2008 16:59:40 +0000 http://www.dangerouslyawesome.com/?p=344#comment-756 <p>Alex, couldn't have said it better myself - as we've built myfirstpaycheck.com we've received all sorts of kinds of press and seen all sorts of different types of bounces from it. We haven't been mentioned in the Inky yet, but our biggest bounce so far has come from the Philly Metro (which reached lots of part-time employees) - not our national TV appearance (which reached lots of business owners) While we focus on The Heavy Artillery, MSM is an important 'touch' for us. People don't hear about something one time and say, "Wow, that's amazing" they need to hear it 5, 10, 20 times for it to process. I've found that when I make sales calls or talk about myfirstpaycheck.com after MSM pieces people are much more likely to say, "Oh yea, I've heard of that site, what do you do again?"</p> Alex, couldn’t have said it better myself – as we’ve built myfirstpaycheck.com we’ve received all sorts of kinds of press and seen all sorts of different types of bounces from it. We haven’t been mentioned in the Inky yet, but our biggest bounce so far has come from the Philly Metro (which reached lots of part-time employees) – not our national TV appearance (which reached lots of business owners) While we focus on The Heavy Artillery, MSM is an important ‘touch’ for us. People don’t hear about something one time and say, “Wow, that’s amazing” they need to hear it 5, 10, 20 times for it to process. I’ve found that when I make sales calls or talk about myfirstpaycheck.com after MSM pieces people are much more likely to say, “Oh yea, I’ve heard of that site, what do you do again?”

]]> By: Austin http://dangerouslyawesome.com/2008/05/keep-your-audience-relevent-not-all-press-is-good-press/comment-page-1/#comment-2123 Austin Fri, 02 May 2008 16:59:00 +0000 http://www.dangerouslyawesome.com/?p=344#comment-2123 <p>Alex, couldn't have said it better myself - as we've built myfirstpaycheck.com we've received all sorts of kinds of press and seen all sorts of different types of bounces from it. We haven't been mentioned in the Inky yet, but our biggest bounce so far has come from the Philly Metro (which reached lots of part-time employees) - not our national TV appearance (which reached lots of business owners) While we focus on The Heavy Artillery, MSM is an important 'touch' for us. People don't hear about something one time and say, "Wow, that's amazing" they need to hear it 5, 10, 20 times for it to process. I've found that when I make sales calls or talk about myfirstpaycheck.com after MSM pieces people are much more likely to say, "Oh yea, I've heard of that site, what do you do again?"</p> Alex, couldn’t have said it better myself – as we’ve built myfirstpaycheck.com we’ve received all sorts of kinds of press and seen all sorts of different types of bounces from it. We haven’t been mentioned in the Inky yet, but our biggest bounce so far has come from the Philly Metro (which reached lots of part-time employees) – not our national TV appearance (which reached lots of business owners) While we focus on The Heavy Artillery, MSM is an important ‘touch’ for us. People don’t hear about something one time and say, “Wow, that’s amazing” they need to hear it 5, 10, 20 times for it to process. I’ve found that when I make sales calls or talk about myfirstpaycheck.com after MSM pieces people are much more likely to say, “Oh yea, I’ve heard of that site, what do you do again?”

]]> By: jenny http://dangerouslyawesome.com/2008/05/keep-your-audience-relevent-not-all-press-is-good-press/comment-page-1/#comment-755 jenny Fri, 02 May 2008 16:58:00 +0000 http://www.dangerouslyawesome.com/?p=344#comment-755 <p>I think the other thing is that coworking would not be interesting to your average mainstream media consumer. I think a better test would be something non-dependent on "the tubes" being reported in both ways.</p> <p>Also, old media had linking way before the Internet--the "wire." However it works in terms of rebranding rather than moving to a new site. So more often than not, if you read news on a newspaper website or google/yahoo, or cnn, you actually are reading content from another place--just rebranded. The currency of news is getting it widely distributed, not hits on one site.</p> <p>It's interesting being halfway between old and new media. The monetizing structures are pretty ingrained and at odds.</p> I think the other thing is that coworking would not be interesting to your average mainstream media consumer. I think a better test would be something non-dependent on “the tubes” being reported in both ways.

Also, old media had linking way before the Internet–the “wire.” However it works in terms of rebranding rather than moving to a new site. So more often than not, if you read news on a newspaper website or google/yahoo, or cnn, you actually are reading content from another place–just rebranded. The currency of news is getting it widely distributed, not hits on one site.

It’s interesting being halfway between old and new media. The monetizing structures are pretty ingrained and at odds.

]]> By: jenny http://dangerouslyawesome.com/2008/05/keep-your-audience-relevent-not-all-press-is-good-press/comment-page-1/#comment-2122 jenny Fri, 02 May 2008 16:58:00 +0000 http://www.dangerouslyawesome.com/?p=344#comment-2122 <p>I think the other thing is that coworking would not be interesting to your average mainstream media consumer. I think a better test would be something non-dependent on "the tubes" being reported in both ways.</p> <p>Also, old media had linking way before the Internet--the "wire." However it works in terms of rebranding rather than moving to a new site. So more often than not, if you read news on a newspaper website or google/yahoo, or cnn, you actually are reading content from another place--just rebranded. The currency of news is getting it widely distributed, not hits on one site.</p> <p>It's interesting being halfway between old and new media. The monetizing structures are pretty ingrained and at odds.</p> I think the other thing is that coworking would not be interesting to your average mainstream media consumer. I think a better test would be something non-dependent on “the tubes” being reported in both ways.

Also, old media had linking way before the Internet–the “wire.” However it works in terms of rebranding rather than moving to a new site. So more often than not, if you read news on a newspaper website or google/yahoo, or cnn, you actually are reading content from another place–just rebranded. The currency of news is getting it widely distributed, not hits on one site.

It’s interesting being halfway between old and new media. The monetizing structures are pretty ingrained and at odds.

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