Wanted: People who think and write like Paul Graham.
November 30, 2010 8:03 AM Subscribe
How do I find some not-yet-famous Paul Grahams and Seth Godins? I'd like to put together a small circle of bright iconoclasts for regular online conversations. Graham and Godin would be perfect, but they're otherwise engaged. How do I find people who are curious, wise, and highly verbal, but haven't (yet) attracted large audiences?
Best answer: Look in small (and large) blogging networks:
- 9rules
- Federated Media
- InfluAds' startups & entrepreneurs
- Six Apart's blogger ad network
These are people bright & verbal enough to have built at least a small audience, and interested enough in having a platform for their voice that they're either supplementing or making their income through advertising on their blog.
posted by ElfWord at 10:30 AM on November 30, 2010
- 9rules
- Federated Media
- InfluAds' startups & entrepreneurs
- Six Apart's blogger ad network
These are people bright & verbal enough to have built at least a small audience, and interested enough in having a platform for their voice that they're either supplementing or making their income through advertising on their blog.
posted by ElfWord at 10:30 AM on November 30, 2010
You rang?
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