I’ve been holding back dads.alltop.com until you launch your dad’s blog.

Guy

I’ve been following the development of Alltop since you first started tweeting about it. What was interesting for me personally is that I got more active using my aggregator to manage my feeds. But it also seemed to me that most of the Alltop discussion took place inside the blogosphere.

I’m sure that ultimately knowledge of Alltop will “leak out” “virally” (don’t really like that word) to those that will find it the most useful. And you’re right, I probably will direct someone to Alltop if they’re looking for knowledge in a particular area.

You are one of the most successful evangelists…I mean, really, you’re impact has reached here to a non-technological rural town of 10,000 in central Iowa…so I’m sure Alltop will find its way into the homes (and in-boxes) of millions more. Good luck and thanks for the comment!

(P.S. not sure how the “dads” alltop site is progressing, but the seemingly slow response it received when you were tweeting about it made me think I should get my own “dad” blog going since it seems there’s a “market” for it and I’ve been meaning to blog my thoughts on parenting and family for some time now…thanks for the motivation and inspiration!  Take care…)

Short of advertising on the Super Bowl, how do you suggest we get the people who most need to know about Alltop to know about it?

Theoretically, now that you know about it, when your wife, dad, mom, etc asks you, “How do I follow news about the environment” Now you can say, “Go to green.alltop.com” instead of “Search with Google and read some of the 14,000,000 sites it finds.”

Isn’t this the point of telling the blogosphere who then in turn tells the rest of the world or are you aware of a new advertising medium where you can tell every appropriate person of your product or service at a reasonable cost?

Thanks!

Guy