As I sat looking at Twitter last night and reading through my RSS feed reader, I saw that Chris Pirillo was streaming a live broadcast on Ustream.tv.  As he was getting things set up for his live show, Robert Scoble sent out a message that Mexico City had an earthquake.  Immediately Chris saw the message […]

As we discussed earlier as our client Freight and Shipping, Inc., has used their new blog marketing program to increase their organic search, more and more companies are using the new social marketing as a way to increase their SEO and the marketing campaigns they are implementing.  Jennifer Jones at Podtech.net has a great interview […]

Well it looks like the caveman has signed a deal with ABC making my attempt to copy and plagiarize GIECO’s advertising campaign moot.  I wanted so badly to have the caveman tapping away at his keyboard, making fun of Robert Scoble, linkbaiting, Digging, and perhaps even signing up to work for clamshells at PayPerPost!  How […]

Marc Freedman points us today to a story about domain host GoDaddy and his thoughts about boycotting the service.  This story reminded me of my own anecdotal story about having dinner with WordPress founder, Matt Mullenweg.  First, Freedman tells about a site that is purported to have violated some privacy issues and GoDaddy’s quick response […]

On December 27, 2006, it was announced by TechCrunch and Mike Arrington that PayPerPost would be acquiring a portion of the assets of Performancing.com.  Later, PayPerPost published the press release confirming that they had in fact:

"…has signed a Letter of Intent to acquire select assets of Performancing LLC, operator of Performancing.com, a popular Internet community […]

It’s not always easy to make a relationship work, and that’s true in the real world and the world online.  It appears that Nick Wilson and company were not able to put to bed the purchase of parts of the Performancing machine.

After much discussion, we’ve decided that the deal proposed by PayPerPost just isn’t right […]

I am one of the biggest fans of Dave Taylor and I always listen when he speaks because it is usually brilliant information and something that I usually  implement into my own blogging practices.  With that said I now have to cry foul!  Dave recently posted about a blogger named Colleen that was warned by […]

The money I spent on attendance and as a Silver Sponsor for the Blog Business Summit was more than worth it and I would recommend that if you had reservations about sponsoring the event, let me be the one to tell you it’s one of the best business decisions I’ve made this year, and I […]

I just finished a phone conversation with a client and she was curious about how much technical knowledge she needed in order to maintain her blog.  I asked her if she knew how to answer and write emails.  Her response was obviously, "Yes, who doesn’t know how to do that?"  This is the same question […]

Thanks to Niall Cook at Positive Impact, I was made aware of a local company here in the Boulder area, a data mining company, that has launched a “blog.”  I put the quotations there because I’m not sold that this is actually a blog in the true sense of the word.  Sure they have used the […]