FIR Live panel discussion Dec 19 on Forrester’s corporate blogging report

Corporate blogs rank at the bottom of the trust scale with only 16% of online US consumers who read them saying that they trust them.

That’s according to Time To Rethink Your Corporate Blogging Ideas, a new report from Forrester Research principal analyst and Groundswell co-author Josh Bernoff.

So if people don’t trust company blogs, what should you do about it?

If you have an opinion, please join us for a FIR Live on BlogTalk Radio panel discussion on Friday December 19 at 11am PST, 2pm EST, and 7pm GMT. The panel includes (in addition to hosts Shel Holtz and Neville Hobson):

We expect to add more panel members as we approach the show’s date (and if you’d like to be on the panel, let us know). [Dec 19] Looks like we now have our full panel!

As with all FIR Live on BlogTalk Radio shows, you’ll have the opportunity to call in and add your own opinion and perspectives or ask questions of the panelists. Just call (US number +1) 347 324 3723 at any time during the show. You can also listen to the show by dialing in to that same number, or by visiting the site and clicking the “listen” button.

We hope you’ll join us! But if you can’t make it, a recording of the show will be archived on BlogTalk Radio and issued as a regular Hobson & Holtz Report episode.

(Cross-posted from For Immediate Release, Shel’s and my podcast blog.)

Neville Hobson

Social Strategist, Communicator, Writer, and Podcaster with a curiosity for tech and how people use it. Believer in an Internet for everyone. Early adopter (and leaver) and experimenter with social media. Occasional test pilot of shiny new objects. Avid tea drinker.

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    I´m generally not as interested in reading corporate blogs as I am in reading other blogs NOT because I don't trust them, but rather I feel that I have already received their main messages via their marketing/advertising/PR, therefore smaller blogs written by individuals are just of more interest… if that makes sense.

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