Tweet I love short weeks, especially ones where there is a hockey game leading into the Friday off-day. Only problem with this short week is that a major real-world event is now less than a month away. While this post is being auto-posted and Tweeted, I will be sitting in the bowels of the building…
Tweet Who is a mom? Well let’s start with the fact that we all have/had one and know someone who shares the matron label from aunts, to wives, bosses, grandmas, girlfriends to that lady on the train. Aside from the most obvious bond that they all share, as the head of a family, they are…
Tweet It’s been a long, but quick week. Aside from surviving my bachelor party over the weekend, I headed down to Gillette Stadium for the 2009 Boston Inbound Marketing Summit. Overall the conference was great, met a lot of great folks and for the most part got validation that the ideas that I have been…
Tweet For the past two days, I was sequestered with about 400-500 social media, PR, marketing and sales folks at the 2009 Inbound Marketing Summit. There were a lot of great folks at the show. Perhaps the most interesting thing was that there were no real presentations that focused on the ME, ME, ME, but…
Tweet Rarely will you hear anyone associate genius, in terms of PR, when it comes to comedians. However, on Thursday night, late show mainstay David Letterman did something he hasn’t done in a while – being relevant. Yes, the Sarah Palin snafu got him tabloid shock value, but this time the triple-bypass survivor beat the…
Tweet Welcome to the second installment of Five for Friday, hopefully you enjoy these stories that you may have missed. Relief for Twitter headaches – Interesting piece from the Journal on Monday. As the wave of social media continues to grow, especially with Twitter it makes it increasingly difficult to manage and there is a…
Tweet While my Internet has been down this week (patiently waiting for Comcast as I type) some of the thunder of this post has been stolen by none other than the President, but it’s worth posting none the less. Over the weekend, I finished reading Trust Agents by Chris Brogan and Julien Smith. Granted the…
