People love to offer me lunch to “pick my brain.” You get that request often, too, I bet. Oh, how they want to pick. I have a way you can handle those requests if you’re running out of time for lunch. You know that I helped start Third Tribe Marketing, right? It’s a place where [...]
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Tools help improve our business. We go from being able to make something, to being able to make it better, faster, with a little less effort. I watched Kat decorate our kitchen chairs in various unique ways, and observed how she went from tentative to experienced, a few experiments at a time. Over at [...]
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I’m writing this from a coffeeshop in northern Massachusetts. The nature of my business is such that I can workshift from pretty much anywhere, most of the time, so before we talk about working from an iPad, we have to discount the fact that my job is heavily Internet based. That said, I wanted to [...]
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When you do what I do, you ultimately end up networking with a lot of people. I’ve had the pleasure of meeting marketing “greats” as well as people new to the industry when I attend conferences and other events. Most of the newer people I run into are intrigued and extremely excited about [...]
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Here’s a nice little interview I did at LikeMinds in the UK. Honestly? I just really like how nicely edited it was. Reminds me of the really cool work that Brandtailers did with their day in the life of Chris Brogan video. So, what do YOU think?
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Social media and the word “marketing” used together in the same sentence has become a subject of controversy, confusion and profiteering. This post is part 3 in a series dedicated to helping everyone understand social media based on actual tested results as they apply to marketing. In the last post in this series I covered [...]
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YouTube conducted its first test of a video rental service last month with five independent films from Sundance Film Festival. In the ten days of the test, the rentals received a total of 2684 views, according to the New York Times. At $3.99 a pop, YouTube brought in $10,709.16.
If YouTube could sustain both of those [...]
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“The amended settlement agreement still confers significant and possibly anti-competitive advantages on Google as a single entity,” the DOJ said.”
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“The firm said from 1 March some of its services, such as Google Docs, would not work ‘properly’ with the browser.”
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It’s rare that Google gets trumped on news but with all the Apple iPad (insert your favorite disgusting nickname here) hoopla from yesterday the announcement that Google’s social search is now in beta for all to use kinda slipped by. After a little reading on the subject there may be a good reason for this. [...]
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