No, this is not intended to be the title of a new social media press release, it merely goes to show how I felt today a I carried on three Skype chats with people from different corners of the globe.  It amazes me how the use of the Internet can grow a business from my […]

This question is often asked a few days after my clients get their bill for our services.  It’s not a bad question.  If I have done my job correctly they are excited for the new marketing campaign and are deeply involved in the new project and are committed to making the plan a success.  I […]

An interesting auction I stumbled upon via an article at Read/Write Web.  It seems that a startup company I have been seeing around has now decided to move their company to the next level.  This is a different way of approaching a sale of a startup company.  I would think that the people behind Talkr […]

Business Week Online Magazine has published an article that discusses the paid search campaigns of medium to small sized firms and reveals that the larger companies are begging to nudge out those companies that thrived in this arena previous.  This is forcing medium and smaller companies to begin to look elsewhere for their advertising real […]

This should go without saying, but David Sifry, the chief executive at Technorati understands blogging.  The more amazing story is his participation in the conversation be it large or small.  I recently discussed earning money with blogs at the Blogger For Hire blog.  In the post I talk about a Washington Post article that quotes […]

Part of our focus here at One By One Media is to help companies build a community one person at a time.  It’s part of why we chose the name of the company.  A community is not built overnight, and unless you really know how to build that community it can be a difficult task.  […]

You know when your business is not having a good day when you wake up in the morning and find that you have been added to Mike Arrington’s Deadpool.  It’s like the old saw that waking up and reading the obits to make sure your name is not in it is the first thing you […]

Perhaps I may have fudged that title a little bit, but as long as we are dreaming, Robert Scoble asks what I would do with $10,000 at CES in Vegas.  My offhanded smart ass remark was put it all on one spin of the wheel.  Hey I’m a gambling man, and it’s his money.  Actually, […]

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 […]