This video is funny, worth peeping out for a laugh.
Category Archives: social media
Facebook’s new privacy policy – a rant
I read this post earlier today on Read Write Web on Facebook’s new proposed new privacy settings. According to the article, the social hub is going to share data with approved third-party site. This data is all about you. Worried yet? I am, but not for me. Rather those who aren’t as savvy and using…
Five for Friday 3.26
This was a busy quick week that saw me go bald, work get done on a collaboration project and some rain. I can also say that the week was also very humbling as the work we’ve been doing in social media for Vistaprint is really starting to get noticed and grow at an awesome clip…
Spurs Social
For guest post, Jeff asked me to discuss a PR campaign I like. The campaign I want to feature isn’t a traditional campaign and that’s what I like about it. First some background, a friend of mine Cynthia Lee created Motah, her slang for motivate, a website dedicated to collecting video stories from kids who’ve…
Understand your customers’ behavior
A lot has been made about getting into the psyche of customers over the past few weeks including one from my Twitter buddy David Teicher. The main point is that everyone practicing in the space needs to do some kind of scientific evaluation of the customer base. Here’s an interesting presentation that made it’s way…
The NFL is missing a gem in Ochocinco
The NFL Draft is usually a time when teams make selections that can shape their franchise for years. There are also selections, aptly dubbed busts, that can leave a team, like the Lions, in as rough shape as the city they call home. While teams and their general managers have been lambasted in the media…
Five for Friday 3.19
The week may have started with a monsoon that ravaged the east coast, but some Irish luck brought out the sun and looks like a warm weekend. So here’s this week’s Five for Friday. What Bloggers Should Know About PR And Advertising – I love this post from Jason Falls for a number of reasons….
Category Archives: social media
Facebook’s new privacy policy – a rant
I read this post earlier today on Read Write Web on Facebook’s new proposed new privacy settings. According to the article, the social hub is going to share data with approved third-party site. This data is all about you. Worried yet? I am, but not for me. Rather those who aren’t as savvy and using…
Five for Friday 3.26
This was a busy quick week that saw me go bald, work get done on a collaboration project and some rain. I can also say that the week was also very humbling as the work we’ve been doing in social media for Vistaprint is really starting to get noticed and grow at an awesome clip…
Spurs Social
For guest post, Jeff asked me to discuss a PR campaign I like. The campaign I want to feature isn’t a traditional campaign and that’s what I like about it. First some background, a friend of mine Cynthia Lee created Motah, her slang for motivate, a website dedicated to collecting video stories from kids who’ve…
Understand your customers’ behavior
A lot has been made about getting into the psyche of customers over the past few weeks including one from my Twitter buddy David Teicher. The main point is that everyone practicing in the space needs to do some kind of scientific evaluation of the customer base. Here’s an interesting presentation that made it’s way…
The NFL is missing a gem in Ochocinco
The NFL Draft is usually a time when teams make selections that can shape their franchise for years. There are also selections, aptly dubbed busts, that can leave a team, like the Lions, in as rough shape as the city they call home. While teams and their general managers have been lambasted in the media…
Five for Friday 3.19
The week may have started with a monsoon that ravaged the east coast, but some Irish luck brought out the sun and looks like a warm weekend. So here’s this week’s Five for Friday. What Bloggers Should Know About PR And Advertising – I love this post from Jason Falls for a number of reasons….
Category Archives: social media
Facebook’s new privacy policy – a rant
I read this post earlier today on Read Write Web on Facebook’s new proposed new privacy settings. According to the article, the social hub is going to share data with approved third-party site. This data is all about you. Worried yet? I am, but not for me. Rather those who aren’t as savvy and using…
Five for Friday 3.26
This was a busy quick week that saw me go bald, work get done on a collaboration project and some rain. I can also say that the week was also very humbling as the work we’ve been doing in social media for Vistaprint is really starting to get noticed and grow at an awesome clip…
Spurs Social
For guest post, Jeff asked me to discuss a PR campaign I like. The campaign I want to feature isn’t a traditional campaign and that’s what I like about it. First some background, a friend of mine Cynthia Lee created Motah, her slang for motivate, a website dedicated to collecting video stories from kids who’ve…
Understand your customers’ behavior
A lot has been made about getting into the psyche of customers over the past few weeks including one from my Twitter buddy David Teicher. The main point is that everyone practicing in the space needs to do some kind of scientific evaluation of the customer base. Here’s an interesting presentation that made it’s way…
The NFL is missing a gem in Ochocinco
The NFL Draft is usually a time when teams make selections that can shape their franchise for years. There are also selections, aptly dubbed busts, that can leave a team, like the Lions, in as rough shape as the city they call home. While teams and their general managers have been lambasted in the media…
Five for Friday 3.19
The week may have started with a monsoon that ravaged the east coast, but some Irish luck brought out the sun and looks like a warm weekend. So here’s this week’s Five for Friday. What Bloggers Should Know About PR And Advertising – I love this post from Jason Falls for a number of reasons….
Category Archives: social media
Facebook’s new privacy policy – a rant
I read this post earlier today on Read Write Web on Facebook’s new proposed new privacy settings. According to the article, the social hub is going to share data with approved third-party site. This data is all about you. Worried yet? I am, but not for me. Rather those who aren’t as savvy and using…
Five for Friday 3.26
This was a busy quick week that saw me go bald, work get done on a collaboration project and some rain. I can also say that the week was also very humbling as the work we’ve been doing in social media for Vistaprint is really starting to get noticed and grow at an awesome clip…
Spurs Social
For guest post, Jeff asked me to discuss a PR campaign I like. The campaign I want to feature isn’t a traditional campaign and that’s what I like about it. First some background, a friend of mine Cynthia Lee created Motah, her slang for motivate, a website dedicated to collecting video stories from kids who’ve…
Understand your customers’ behavior
A lot has been made about getting into the psyche of customers over the past few weeks including one from my Twitter buddy David Teicher. The main point is that everyone practicing in the space needs to do some kind of scientific evaluation of the customer base. Here’s an interesting presentation that made it’s way…
The NFL is missing a gem in Ochocinco
The NFL Draft is usually a time when teams make selections that can shape their franchise for years. There are also selections, aptly dubbed busts, that can leave a team, like the Lions, in as rough shape as the city they call home. While teams and their general managers have been lambasted in the media…
Five for Friday 3.19
The week may have started with a monsoon that ravaged the east coast, but some Irish luck brought out the sun and looks like a warm weekend. So here’s this week’s Five for Friday. What Bloggers Should Know About PR And Advertising – I love this post from Jason Falls for a number of reasons….
Category Archives: social media
Facebook’s new privacy policy – a rant
I read this post earlier today on Read Write Web on Facebook’s new proposed new privacy settings. According to the article, the social hub is going to share data with approved third-party site. This data is all about you. Worried yet? I am, but not for me. Rather those who aren’t as savvy and using…
Five for Friday 3.26
This was a busy quick week that saw me go bald, work get done on a collaboration project and some rain. I can also say that the week was also very humbling as the work we’ve been doing in social media for Vistaprint is really starting to get noticed and grow at an awesome clip…
Spurs Social
For guest post, Jeff asked me to discuss a PR campaign I like. The campaign I want to feature isn’t a traditional campaign and that’s what I like about it. First some background, a friend of mine Cynthia Lee created Motah, her slang for motivate, a website dedicated to collecting video stories from kids who’ve…
Understand your customers’ behavior
A lot has been made about getting into the psyche of customers over the past few weeks including one from my Twitter buddy David Teicher. The main point is that everyone practicing in the space needs to do some kind of scientific evaluation of the customer base. Here’s an interesting presentation that made it’s way…
The NFL is missing a gem in Ochocinco
The NFL Draft is usually a time when teams make selections that can shape their franchise for years. There are also selections, aptly dubbed busts, that can leave a team, like the Lions, in as rough shape as the city they call home. While teams and their general managers have been lambasted in the media…
Five for Friday 3.19
The week may have started with a monsoon that ravaged the east coast, but some Irish luck brought out the sun and looks like a warm weekend. So here’s this week’s Five for Friday. What Bloggers Should Know About PR And Advertising – I love this post from Jason Falls for a number of reasons….
Category Archives: social media
Facebook’s new privacy policy – a rant
I read this post earlier today on Read Write Web on Facebook’s new proposed new privacy settings. According to the article, the social hub is going to share data with approved third-party site. This data is all about you. Worried yet? I am, but not for me. Rather those who aren’t as savvy and using…
Five for Friday 3.26
This was a busy quick week that saw me go bald, work get done on a collaboration project and some rain. I can also say that the week was also very humbling as the work we’ve been doing in social media for Vistaprint is really starting to get noticed and grow at an awesome clip…
Spurs Social
For guest post, Jeff asked me to discuss a PR campaign I like. The campaign I want to feature isn’t a traditional campaign and that’s what I like about it. First some background, a friend of mine Cynthia Lee created Motah, her slang for motivate, a website dedicated to collecting video stories from kids who’ve…
Understand your customers’ behavior
A lot has been made about getting into the psyche of customers over the past few weeks including one from my Twitter buddy David Teicher. The main point is that everyone practicing in the space needs to do some kind of scientific evaluation of the customer base. Here’s an interesting presentation that made it’s way…
The NFL is missing a gem in Ochocinco
The NFL Draft is usually a time when teams make selections that can shape their franchise for years. There are also selections, aptly dubbed busts, that can leave a team, like the Lions, in as rough shape as the city they call home. While teams and their general managers have been lambasted in the media…
Five for Friday 3.19
The week may have started with a monsoon that ravaged the east coast, but some Irish luck brought out the sun and looks like a warm weekend. So here’s this week’s Five for Friday. What Bloggers Should Know About PR And Advertising – I love this post from Jason Falls for a number of reasons….
Category Archives: social media
Facebook’s new privacy policy – a rant
I read this post earlier today on Read Write Web on Facebook’s new proposed new privacy settings. According to the article, the social hub is going to share data with approved third-party site. This data is all about you. Worried yet? I am, but not for me. Rather those who aren’t as savvy and using…
Five for Friday 3.26
This was a busy quick week that saw me go bald, work get done on a collaboration project and some rain. I can also say that the week was also very humbling as the work we’ve been doing in social media for Vistaprint is really starting to get noticed and grow at an awesome clip…
Spurs Social
For guest post, Jeff asked me to discuss a PR campaign I like. The campaign I want to feature isn’t a traditional campaign and that’s what I like about it. First some background, a friend of mine Cynthia Lee created Motah, her slang for motivate, a website dedicated to collecting video stories from kids who’ve…
Understand your customers’ behavior
A lot has been made about getting into the psyche of customers over the past few weeks including one from my Twitter buddy David Teicher. The main point is that everyone practicing in the space needs to do some kind of scientific evaluation of the customer base. Here’s an interesting presentation that made it’s way…
The NFL is missing a gem in Ochocinco
The NFL Draft is usually a time when teams make selections that can shape their franchise for years. There are also selections, aptly dubbed busts, that can leave a team, like the Lions, in as rough shape as the city they call home. While teams and their general managers have been lambasted in the media…
Five for Friday 3.19
The week may have started with a monsoon that ravaged the east coast, but some Irish luck brought out the sun and looks like a warm weekend. So here’s this week’s Five for Friday. What Bloggers Should Know About PR And Advertising – I love this post from Jason Falls for a number of reasons….
Category Archives: social media
Facebook’s new privacy policy – a rant
I read this post earlier today on Read Write Web on Facebook’s new proposed new privacy settings. According to the article, the social hub is going to share data with approved third-party site. This data is all about you. Worried yet? I am, but not for me. Rather those who aren’t as savvy and using…
Five for Friday 3.26
This was a busy quick week that saw me go bald, work get done on a collaboration project and some rain. I can also say that the week was also very humbling as the work we’ve been doing in social media for Vistaprint is really starting to get noticed and grow at an awesome clip…
Spurs Social
For guest post, Jeff asked me to discuss a PR campaign I like. The campaign I want to feature isn’t a traditional campaign and that’s what I like about it. First some background, a friend of mine Cynthia Lee created Motah, her slang for motivate, a website dedicated to collecting video stories from kids who’ve…
Understand your customers’ behavior
A lot has been made about getting into the psyche of customers over the past few weeks including one from my Twitter buddy David Teicher. The main point is that everyone practicing in the space needs to do some kind of scientific evaluation of the customer base. Here’s an interesting presentation that made it’s way…
The NFL is missing a gem in Ochocinco
The NFL Draft is usually a time when teams make selections that can shape their franchise for years. There are also selections, aptly dubbed busts, that can leave a team, like the Lions, in as rough shape as the city they call home. While teams and their general managers have been lambasted in the media…
Five for Friday 3.19
The week may have started with a monsoon that ravaged the east coast, but some Irish luck brought out the sun and looks like a warm weekend. So here’s this week’s Five for Friday. What Bloggers Should Know About PR And Advertising – I love this post from Jason Falls for a number of reasons….
