There's a nice article from Eric Myers over at ICE about how to use blogs to keep tabs on what's happening in your market space, what your customers are saying about you, and so forth. Well worth the read, I'm just sorry he wrote it before I did.
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22 June 2005
Using Blogs to Conduct Research
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