Last night we expanded on the idea of financial blogging on StockTwits TV.  Since we had seen a number of threads on the topic of blogging we decided to do an extended screencast on the topic. In addition to talking about the business of blogging we discussed the debate around the  whether financial professionals blogging under a pseudonym was a good idea.  We also talked about how the goals of blogging are independent of any sort of business model and highlight a good example of that.  Lastly we finished up talking about some advice for novice bloggers.  You can view the video in its entirety below:

Items mentioned in the above video:

Blogging is dead.  No it isn’t.  (NY Observer, Daily Intel)

Is blogging under a pseudonym a good idea?  (Stone Street Advisors)

Anonymous financial professionals online aid the debate.  (Felix Salmon)

There are good reasons why a blogger may want to use a pseudonym.  (Kid Dynamite)

Ten reasons to blog.  (Big Picture)

Wall Street may not be a meritocracy, but blogging largely is.  (Atlantic Business)

On the value of getting your feet wet in blogging, absent a business model.   (Asymco)

Great advice on getting started in blogging.  (The Reformed Broker, ibid, ibid, ibid)

Blogging, brand building and idea retention.  (Abnormal Returns)

Our earlier ARTV show on financial blogging.  (Abnormal Returns)

Blogging is a means not an end.  (Abnormal Returns)