Recent Marketing/Small Business Posts
The Shenanigans Issue: Adweek Outs Fake Publishers | Botnets Suspected in Major Nets Traffic Growth | Facebook Ducking Onus for Fake Clicks
Publishing: Adweek alleges that some of the biggest traffic generators - particularly for brand advertisers - are fake publishers collecting impressions that might not even involve humans. Mike Shields does… Read more »
Why All Thin Affiliates are Gonna a Slow Death
Yes, the end is here. Gloom and doom. Death and destruction. Utter and complete end. … … the middle-man leech who doesn’t add much value but wants to get paid… Read more »
Us vs. us
Who would cheat at the church social? "Hey, I know we were supposed to bring handmade food, but I bought some cheap macaroni salad and dumped it into a bowl… Read more »
A powerful narrative in transformation (redux)
Canadian poet and writer Shane Koyczan's To This Day was featured below a few weeks ago because it's an excellent personal narrative amplified by its visual presentation. That version of… Read more »
Hotmail and The New Outlook.
As I am sure most of you have heard all Hotmail users got a facelift the other day when Microsoft phased out Hotmail forever and upgraded everyone to Outlook. This… Read more »
Learn How Computers Work with This Book
Only once after finishing a book I took the time to email the author to thank him for the masterpiece he had created, and it was after reading this one… Read more »
Getting Crunched, Mashed Or Beaten Is Not A Launch Strategy
This is a guest post by Alex Turnbull. Alex is a serial SaaS entrepreneur and the CEO of Groove, a customer support software platform for startups and small businesses. Alex… Read more »
Pitch your tent where it's dry
Silly question: Does it snow in Utah because that's where they built the ski areas? Of course not. It's obvious that you find the snow and then you build the… Read more »
Global Coworking Conference Recap
The 3rd Annual Global Coworking Unconference Conference (GCUC) was held March 5th and 6th in Austin, Texas. Reflecting the strong growth of the coworking industry, there were well over 300… Read more »
Queen Elizabeth Prize for Engineering
I am humbled and grateful to be a co-winner of the 2013 Queen Elizabeth Prize. Thank you to the judges, and congratulations to Robert, Vint, Louis, and Tim. I would… Read more »
