Comments on: Copyright Permission Strategy http://www.blogclout.com/blog/copyright-permission-strategy/ How To Grow Your Blog Traffic Fri, 29 Aug 2008 01:23:49 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2 By: Ankesh Kothari http://www.blogclout.com/blog/copyright-permission-strategy/#comment-1177 Ankesh Kothari Thu, 23 Aug 2007 09:25:09 +0000 http://www.blogclout.com/blog/copyright-permission-strategy/#comment-1177 <b>Nicole:</b> Thanks for your comment :) I visited your blog and it looks fantastic. You are very creative! Nicole: Thanks for your comment :) I visited your blog and it looks fantastic. You are very creative!

]]> By: Nicole Seitler http://www.blogclout.com/blog/copyright-permission-strategy/#comment-1136 Nicole Seitler Wed, 22 Aug 2007 17:55:55 +0000 http://www.blogclout.com/blog/copyright-permission-strategy/#comment-1136 Funny you mention this, since I just found your blog through NorthxEast. ;) Thanks for all the great tips you share here! I'm about to transition from one line of blogging to another and you've given me a lot of ideas on how I can spread the word about my new venture. :) Funny you mention this, since I just found your blog through NorthxEast. ;) Thanks for all the great tips you share here! I’m about to transition from one line of blogging to another and you’ve given me a lot of ideas on how I can spread the word about my new venture. :)

]]> By: Ankesh Kothari http://www.blogclout.com/blog/copyright-permission-strategy/#comment-684 Ankesh Kothari Fri, 10 Aug 2007 06:12:53 +0000 http://www.blogclout.com/blog/copyright-permission-strategy/#comment-684 <b>John:</b> Thanks for commenting. I find a difference between big (popular) bloggers and corporate bloggers. Most popular bloggers will give you permission to use one of their posts or pictures. Corporate bloggers will go to their lawyers before they let us know if we can use their material. <br> <b>Mark:</b> Thanks. I didn't know who the band was as I read about the tactic in Bob Bly's newsletter (who is a copywriter). <b>Genesis: </b> Thanks for dropping by. Do check out the Feed Footer plugin. Its made by the BlogClout team itself. And allows you to add any HTML code under your blog posts in the RSS feed. John: Thanks for commenting. I find a difference between big (popular) bloggers and corporate bloggers. Most popular bloggers will give you permission to use one of their posts or pictures. Corporate bloggers will go to their lawyers before they let us know if we can use their material.

Mark: Thanks. I didn’t know who the band was as I read about the tactic in Bob Bly’s newsletter (who is a copywriter).

Genesis: Thanks for dropping by. Do check out the Feed Footer plugin. Its made by the BlogClout team itself. And allows you to add any HTML code under your blog posts in the RSS feed.

]]> By: Genesis http://www.blogclout.com/blog/copyright-permission-strategy/#comment-677 Genesis Fri, 10 Aug 2007 01:43:12 +0000 http://www.blogclout.com/blog/copyright-permission-strategy/#comment-677 Very good post. I hadnA?t heard of the plug in that allows you to add a copywrite notice to your feed, but it sounds like a great idea. Limiting how much people are able to copy is a good plan, you get more exposure than strictly forbidding it. IA?m still new and havenA?t had any requests, although I have found my articles around the internet (with links back to me). I came in from Bloggrrl. Very good post. I hadnA?t heard of the plug in that allows you to add a copywrite notice to your feed, but it sounds like a great idea. Limiting how much people are able to copy is a good plan, you get more exposure than strictly forbidding it. IA?m still new and havenA?t had any requests, although I have found my articles around the internet (with links back to me).

I came in from Bloggrrl.

]]> By: Mark McGuire http://www.blogclout.com/blog/copyright-permission-strategy/#comment-672 Mark McGuire Thu, 09 Aug 2007 18:35:18 +0000 http://www.blogclout.com/blog/copyright-permission-strategy/#comment-672 String Cheese Incident uses this method, they allow people to record their live concerts. Because they are a selected type of music, it actually helped them grow from a virtual unknown band in Boulder, CO to a worldwide sensation. I believe they got the concept from Grateful Dead bootlegs. It works for rock'n'roll very well. I like your strategy. I am still in the "growing pain" stages but once I get the ball rolling, I will certain reflect on your strategy with my website. String Cheese Incident uses this method, they allow people to record their live concerts. Because they are a selected type of music, it actually helped them grow from a virtual unknown band in Boulder, CO to a worldwide sensation. I believe they got the concept from Grateful Dead bootlegs. It works for rock’n'roll very well.

I like your strategy. I am still in the “growing pain” stages but once I get the ball rolling, I will certain reflect on your strategy with my website.

]]> By: John http://www.blogclout.com/blog/copyright-permission-strategy/#comment-663 John Thu, 09 Aug 2007 12:42:10 +0000 http://www.blogclout.com/blog/copyright-permission-strategy/#comment-663 A well thought out strategy. I can't imagine most big businesses ever taking such a sensible approach though. Can you? A well thought out strategy. I can’t imagine most big businesses ever taking such a sensible approach though. Can you?

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