I need your suggestions
I’ve just signed up for Seattle BarCamp, and am playing around with ideas for a session. Guy Kawasaki always impresses me with the way he asks friends and readers for […]
Monthly Archives: May 2008
Nervous laughter
Iain Rowan‘s guide to egregious book-reviewing clichés (the second comment on this post at Detectives Beyond Borders) had me laughing hysterically. I’m sure I’ve used at least one of those […]
Digital détente
My 20-something friend (let’s call her Jayne) has quite a temper. The term “feisty” comes to mind. She’s articulate, she’s gutsy, and she rarely bites her tongue. So, yes, she’s […]
What’s next for blogging?
I overcame my aversion to vlogging and watched Darren Rowse’s post “5 Emerging Trends in Blogging.” It’s pure talking head interspersed with screenshots, but it’s packed with good observations and […]
Giving out professional advice
When people come up to me at parties and say “I want to you look at my website and tell me what you think,” I view it as an opportunity […]
Blogging for profit and visibility
Bloggers run the gamut—from writers who just love a personalized platform from which to hold forth to entrepreneurs who use blogging as a key promotional strategy for their businesses and […]
êtes vous britannique?
No matter what your nationality, if you appreciate creative, entertaining online marketing, you’ll like this website. (CAUTION: Content is not office-friendly. Though that might depend on your office.)
