My Online Voter Badge

By |2012-11-06T10:30:01-04:00November 6, 2012|

Happy to say I made it to the polls today! Check out my "digital sticker" courtesy of FoursquareFoursquare Voter Badge

Tips for Promoting Your Company on LinkedIn

By |2012-11-26T15:22:19-04:00October 31, 2012|

LinkedIn LogoWhen it comes to social networks, the “big three” that have consistently maintained popularity and importance are Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn. Facebook and Twitter are social networks for anyone to communicate with anyone else. LinkedIn is a bit more specific; it’s a professional network used primarily by business people and employers.For something with such a clear niche, it’s really a testament to its value that LinkedIn is considered to be on the same level as Facebook and Twitter. Because it is different, the same tactics that work for promoting your company on Facebook and Twitter don’t always apply to marketing on LinkedIn. Here are some tips for promoting your company on LinkedIn.

Blogging to Know Your Business

By |2014-05-10T23:32:50-04:00October 15, 2012|

Blogging Develops Knowledge

Blogging to Know Your BusinessThe topic of how to generate more value from business blogs is a big reason that people pay me. As a result needless to say I give this topic a tremendous amount of thought. And the one insight that leaps out the most, while also providing the single biggest surprise is that by operating a vibrant business blog, you as a business owner are much more likely to know your business better.For this reason alone it makes massive sense to begin to actively run a business blog. And when you think about it this actually is totally logical. A big piece of running a meaningful business blog is focused on crafting very intelligent, well-thought-out, and highly relevant content. In order to accomplish this by necessity it is required to think a great deal about your efforts before hitting publish. It is through this process that the beginnings of an elevated understanding of one's own business really come forward.

The Last 100 Feet

By |2012-10-05T21:58:56-04:00October 5, 2012|

The Last 100 Feet is a common refrain in many industries. For me, I first learned about this idea during my days working in television. The idea as I learned is that the cable companies spend billions of dollars laying down miles and miles of cable which is capable of connecting a massive web of boxes - those boxes might be TV's, or today they also include computers and a bevy of handheld devices.

Google Star Trek Doodle

By |2012-09-07T13:18:26-04:00September 7, 2012|

Wow. It is Friday and it is time for a little fun. The Google Star Trek Doodle really delivers, currently available on the Google Home Page.I went ahead and did a quick video to give you a taste of it but I suspect there are a number of different stories you can experience for yourself....Have fun with this one!

Blogging for Interaction

By |2014-04-26T23:04:18-04:00September 4, 2012|

Blogging for InteractionContinuing with our series on Better Business Blogging, in this post we are going to focus on the concept of Interaction.Interaction is critical to every business. No interactions and you have no business. Sometimes it really is that simple.Other times it is complicated.With the web everything seems to always be both simple and complicated at the same time and “interaction” is no exception.

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