Blog World Expo
If you got to go for free, that’s cool, it was probably worth your money ;P If you’re stupid like me and didn’t snatch up your free ticket when you had the chance, then you’re probably feeling that it wasn’t worth your money, and that’s what this post is about.
I feel as though Blog World Expo was more for the corporate bloggers than it was for the private bloggers. With me being a private blogger. Or perhaps I’m the wrong kind of private blogger and wasn’t interested in what there was as far as booths are concerned. While there was a lot to see and a lot of people were willing to tell me what they had to sell, I just wasn’t all that interested. There were a few things that did catch my eye and made me stop and listen and did pull me in and are worth discussing.
Utterz
SnagIT
Jing
coComment
mindtouch
b5 media
Yes, that’s another list, but beyond that list, there’s not much about Blog World Expo that’s worth me talking about. I didn’t attend any of the sessions I registered for, and actually, I was so bored out of my mind that I don’t think I spent maybe, 2 hrs there, max.
There was one more mentionable, but they’re so beyond mentioning that you’ll get a special in-depth look at what they had to offer. IZEA, they’re special, they really can’t be grouped with the others that I’m going to talk about. More on that later.
And since I realize that it’s possible that you as a reader may not be a blogger and you might just be scratching your head wondering what I’m talking about, Blog World Expo was a trade show and conference created for the industry of blogging. It was supposed to give me the strategies, tools and technologies I needed to stake their claim in the blogosphere. I don’t think I gave it a chance, maybe that’s why I’m so indifferent about my Blog World Expo experience.
