It’s amazing how hard it can be to talk someone through a simple process on a Web page or computer application by phone. And it’s amazing how often a professional Web geek ends up end up doing that, both professionally and in your personal life (family and friends get discounted consulting, yes)? It’s an order [...]
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Last year was a good one to remember; a year filled with challenges and disappointments, serious milestone moments for family, for the kids, Kris and me, my siblings, my friends, my colleagues, the world. But I wonder, as 2010 already pours itself over me like torrent (have ten days of the new year passed already?), [...]
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Swedish media company the Bonnier Group has created this video showing a conceptual prototype for displaying a visually rich, digitally interactive magazine presentation on a tablet device. The video really captures the imagination (watch it full screen!) and conceptualizes something well beyond a simple graft of old media formats onto new technology (such as a [...]
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There was so much great stuff search engine optimization material at the New England New Media Association SEO Bootcamp last Thursday that offering five takeaways from the meeting seems parsimonious, but hey, come to the next one! If you knew nothing about SEO, it would have been a great starting place, and if you had [...]
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Borrell Assoc. has a new blog post on how Castello (http://ccin.com) is making money of city-dotcom and topic-dotcom sites. According to Borrell, “One of their sites makes more money than any locally owned media site in that market. They do it without a lick of broacast or print cross-promotion, a base of advertisers from which [...]
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Having been both on the client side of a vendor client relationship, and on the vendor (service provider) side of that situation, I can’t help but laugh at this video in which client pricing negotiations with vendors are made to seem ridiculous (and sometimes they are) when put in the context of other types of [...]
Twitter recently released a Twitter 101 site aimed at instructing business people on using the tool for marketing. It’s an interesting overview with plenty of basics for those who haven’t had the opportunity to experiment much with Twitter or who still aren’t sure what it is. (And I know plenty of folks out there [...]
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