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Blogonomics: How a New Blog is Born
Some of the blogs linking to Andrew Clavell since I wrote about his Citigroup analysis yesterday afternoon: Paul Kedrosky, FT Alphaville, Fintag, peHUB, DealBreaker, Tim Price. There's even a chap in India.
The main effect of all this attention seems to be that Clavell's photo has disappeared from his website, although it's still there on Seeking Alpha, where Clavell has received four comments on top of the seven comments on his own site.
Clavell is not an A-list blogger yet, far from it. But when people tell me that it's much harder to break in to the blogging world now than it was a couple of years ago, I'm not convinced. Even if you're brand-new to the blogging scene and unknown, a smart post or two will get you up and running in no time, and aggregators such as Seeking Alpha and the Huffington Post will help you get there with if anything even less difficulty than there was in the past.






