The Bad Plus combines a blur of Jazz, Rock, and Classical influences and then throws in a couple extra sharps and minor chords for good measure. Their music, to an outsider, could be described as noise with no direction. But, like sushi it takes consistent trials and a willingness to immerse yourself head first into…
Monthly Archives: April 2009
Bounce Rates Are Misleading
The best way to take the steam out of a traffic driving ship is to examine your bounce rate. When analyzing your analytics data it’s important to take in as much data as possible, but some statistics are more misleading then others. A bounce rate is defined as, “the percentage of single-page visits or visits…
Redbox is the 2009 Zappos
In 1996 the movie rental industry was dead and monopolistic. The Blockbusters and Hollywood Videos of the world ruled the land and consumers were left with either watching movies in the theater or renting them from one of these establishments. In 1997 Netflix broke the barrier and gave consumers a choice. Movie lovers no longer…
The Social Media Engager Gets Structured
As publicized through a social media blog post, my Twitter account, and Facebook profile I’ve decided to give the social media engager a little more structure and organization. My penultimate goal is to write posts as organically as possible, but this has led to some very late evenings and often rude awakenings. Unfortunately I don’t…
You Decide What You Want To Hear
The pursuit of a social media engager has proven to be more difficult then I first anticipated. The sheer volume of information available makes the digestion process more time consuming and important. I’ve read several blogs that recommend taking one day and writing an entire weeks worth of posts which unfortunately I haven’t been able…
10 Inspirational Quotes for Lagging Motivation
The second quarter of the year, between April and June, typically tend to be the slowest months because of several factors. First is the weather. While it’s not in the dead of winter, the weather is not particularly good anywhere in the United States. Second is the fact there isn’t any major holidays. It wont…
3 New Social Media Job Positions
In light of the job shortages I’m here to propose three jobs in social media. These positions could be created by yourself and eventually you could, like the rest of the community, call yourself and expert or consultant. Official Tweeter – We already have agents, publicists, personal assistants, and secretary’s for jobs so why can’t…
Google Loses Its Mind For April Fools, Again
Every year April Fools Day puts businesses and employees in a frenzy wondering what is real and what’s just another prank. From high profile companies to in house madness the world just seems to act a little goofy on April 1st. We’ll take a look at what arguably could be the top 5 Best April…
Monthly Archives: April 2009
The Bad Plus Trio: Using Social Media To Propel Jazz Forward
The Bad Plus combines a blur of Jazz, Rock, and Classical influences and then throws in a couple extra sharps and minor chords for good measure. Their music, to an outsider, could be described as noise with no direction. But, like sushi it takes consistent trials and a willingness to immerse yourself head first into…
Bounce Rates Are Misleading
The best way to take the steam out of a traffic driving ship is to examine your bounce rate. When analyzing your analytics data it’s important to take in as much data as possible, but some statistics are more misleading then others. A bounce rate is defined as, “the percentage of single-page visits or visits…
Redbox is the 2009 Zappos
In 1996 the movie rental industry was dead and monopolistic. The Blockbusters and Hollywood Videos of the world ruled the land and consumers were left with either watching movies in the theater or renting them from one of these establishments. In 1997 Netflix broke the barrier and gave consumers a choice. Movie lovers no longer…
The Social Media Engager Gets Structured
As publicized through a social media blog post, my Twitter account, and Facebook profile I’ve decided to give the social media engager a little more structure and organization. My penultimate goal is to write posts as organically as possible, but this has led to some very late evenings and often rude awakenings. Unfortunately I don’t…
You Decide What You Want To Hear
The pursuit of a social media engager has proven to be more difficult then I first anticipated. The sheer volume of information available makes the digestion process more time consuming and important. I’ve read several blogs that recommend taking one day and writing an entire weeks worth of posts which unfortunately I haven’t been able…
10 Inspirational Quotes for Lagging Motivation
The second quarter of the year, between April and June, typically tend to be the slowest months because of several factors. First is the weather. While it’s not in the dead of winter, the weather is not particularly good anywhere in the United States. Second is the fact there isn’t any major holidays. It wont…
3 New Social Media Job Positions
In light of the job shortages I’m here to propose three jobs in social media. These positions could be created by yourself and eventually you could, like the rest of the community, call yourself and expert or consultant. Official Tweeter – We already have agents, publicists, personal assistants, and secretary’s for jobs so why can’t…
Google Loses Its Mind For April Fools, Again
Every year April Fools Day puts businesses and employees in a frenzy wondering what is real and what’s just another prank. From high profile companies to in house madness the world just seems to act a little goofy on April 1st. We’ll take a look at what arguably could be the top 5 Best April…
Monthly Archives: April 2009
The Bad Plus Trio: Using Social Media To Propel Jazz Forward
The Bad Plus combines a blur of Jazz, Rock, and Classical influences and then throws in a couple extra sharps and minor chords for good measure. Their music, to an outsider, could be described as noise with no direction. But, like sushi it takes consistent trials and a willingness to immerse yourself head first into…
Bounce Rates Are Misleading
The best way to take the steam out of a traffic driving ship is to examine your bounce rate. When analyzing your analytics data it’s important to take in as much data as possible, but some statistics are more misleading then others. A bounce rate is defined as, “the percentage of single-page visits or visits…
Redbox is the 2009 Zappos
In 1996 the movie rental industry was dead and monopolistic. The Blockbusters and Hollywood Videos of the world ruled the land and consumers were left with either watching movies in the theater or renting them from one of these establishments. In 1997 Netflix broke the barrier and gave consumers a choice. Movie lovers no longer…
The Social Media Engager Gets Structured
As publicized through a social media blog post, my Twitter account, and Facebook profile I’ve decided to give the social media engager a little more structure and organization. My penultimate goal is to write posts as organically as possible, but this has led to some very late evenings and often rude awakenings. Unfortunately I don’t…
You Decide What You Want To Hear
The pursuit of a social media engager has proven to be more difficult then I first anticipated. The sheer volume of information available makes the digestion process more time consuming and important. I’ve read several blogs that recommend taking one day and writing an entire weeks worth of posts which unfortunately I haven’t been able…
10 Inspirational Quotes for Lagging Motivation
The second quarter of the year, between April and June, typically tend to be the slowest months because of several factors. First is the weather. While it’s not in the dead of winter, the weather is not particularly good anywhere in the United States. Second is the fact there isn’t any major holidays. It wont…
3 New Social Media Job Positions
In light of the job shortages I’m here to propose three jobs in social media. These positions could be created by yourself and eventually you could, like the rest of the community, call yourself and expert or consultant. Official Tweeter – We already have agents, publicists, personal assistants, and secretary’s for jobs so why can’t…
Google Loses Its Mind For April Fools, Again
Every year April Fools Day puts businesses and employees in a frenzy wondering what is real and what’s just another prank. From high profile companies to in house madness the world just seems to act a little goofy on April 1st. We’ll take a look at what arguably could be the top 5 Best April…
Monthly Archives: April 2009
The Bad Plus Trio: Using Social Media To Propel Jazz Forward
The Bad Plus combines a blur of Jazz, Rock, and Classical influences and then throws in a couple extra sharps and minor chords for good measure. Their music, to an outsider, could be described as noise with no direction. But, like sushi it takes consistent trials and a willingness to immerse yourself head first into…
Bounce Rates Are Misleading
The best way to take the steam out of a traffic driving ship is to examine your bounce rate. When analyzing your analytics data it’s important to take in as much data as possible, but some statistics are more misleading then others. A bounce rate is defined as, “the percentage of single-page visits or visits…
Redbox is the 2009 Zappos
In 1996 the movie rental industry was dead and monopolistic. The Blockbusters and Hollywood Videos of the world ruled the land and consumers were left with either watching movies in the theater or renting them from one of these establishments. In 1997 Netflix broke the barrier and gave consumers a choice. Movie lovers no longer…
The Social Media Engager Gets Structured
As publicized through a social media blog post, my Twitter account, and Facebook profile I’ve decided to give the social media engager a little more structure and organization. My penultimate goal is to write posts as organically as possible, but this has led to some very late evenings and often rude awakenings. Unfortunately I don’t…
You Decide What You Want To Hear
The pursuit of a social media engager has proven to be more difficult then I first anticipated. The sheer volume of information available makes the digestion process more time consuming and important. I’ve read several blogs that recommend taking one day and writing an entire weeks worth of posts which unfortunately I haven’t been able…
10 Inspirational Quotes for Lagging Motivation
The second quarter of the year, between April and June, typically tend to be the slowest months because of several factors. First is the weather. While it’s not in the dead of winter, the weather is not particularly good anywhere in the United States. Second is the fact there isn’t any major holidays. It wont…
3 New Social Media Job Positions
In light of the job shortages I’m here to propose three jobs in social media. These positions could be created by yourself and eventually you could, like the rest of the community, call yourself and expert or consultant. Official Tweeter – We already have agents, publicists, personal assistants, and secretary’s for jobs so why can’t…
Google Loses Its Mind For April Fools, Again
Every year April Fools Day puts businesses and employees in a frenzy wondering what is real and what’s just another prank. From high profile companies to in house madness the world just seems to act a little goofy on April 1st. We’ll take a look at what arguably could be the top 5 Best April…
Monthly Archives: April 2009
The Bad Plus Trio: Using Social Media To Propel Jazz Forward
The Bad Plus combines a blur of Jazz, Rock, and Classical influences and then throws in a couple extra sharps and minor chords for good measure. Their music, to an outsider, could be described as noise with no direction. But, like sushi it takes consistent trials and a willingness to immerse yourself head first into…
Bounce Rates Are Misleading
The best way to take the steam out of a traffic driving ship is to examine your bounce rate. When analyzing your analytics data it’s important to take in as much data as possible, but some statistics are more misleading then others. A bounce rate is defined as, “the percentage of single-page visits or visits…
Redbox is the 2009 Zappos
In 1996 the movie rental industry was dead and monopolistic. The Blockbusters and Hollywood Videos of the world ruled the land and consumers were left with either watching movies in the theater or renting them from one of these establishments. In 1997 Netflix broke the barrier and gave consumers a choice. Movie lovers no longer…
The Social Media Engager Gets Structured
As publicized through a social media blog post, my Twitter account, and Facebook profile I’ve decided to give the social media engager a little more structure and organization. My penultimate goal is to write posts as organically as possible, but this has led to some very late evenings and often rude awakenings. Unfortunately I don’t…
You Decide What You Want To Hear
The pursuit of a social media engager has proven to be more difficult then I first anticipated. The sheer volume of information available makes the digestion process more time consuming and important. I’ve read several blogs that recommend taking one day and writing an entire weeks worth of posts which unfortunately I haven’t been able…
10 Inspirational Quotes for Lagging Motivation
The second quarter of the year, between April and June, typically tend to be the slowest months because of several factors. First is the weather. While it’s not in the dead of winter, the weather is not particularly good anywhere in the United States. Second is the fact there isn’t any major holidays. It wont…
3 New Social Media Job Positions
In light of the job shortages I’m here to propose three jobs in social media. These positions could be created by yourself and eventually you could, like the rest of the community, call yourself and expert or consultant. Official Tweeter – We already have agents, publicists, personal assistants, and secretary’s for jobs so why can’t…
Google Loses Its Mind For April Fools, Again
Every year April Fools Day puts businesses and employees in a frenzy wondering what is real and what’s just another prank. From high profile companies to in house madness the world just seems to act a little goofy on April 1st. We’ll take a look at what arguably could be the top 5 Best April…
Monthly Archives: April 2009
The Bad Plus Trio: Using Social Media To Propel Jazz Forward
The Bad Plus combines a blur of Jazz, Rock, and Classical influences and then throws in a couple extra sharps and minor chords for good measure. Their music, to an outsider, could be described as noise with no direction. But, like sushi it takes consistent trials and a willingness to immerse yourself head first into…
Bounce Rates Are Misleading
The best way to take the steam out of a traffic driving ship is to examine your bounce rate. When analyzing your analytics data it’s important to take in as much data as possible, but some statistics are more misleading then others. A bounce rate is defined as, “the percentage of single-page visits or visits…
Redbox is the 2009 Zappos
In 1996 the movie rental industry was dead and monopolistic. The Blockbusters and Hollywood Videos of the world ruled the land and consumers were left with either watching movies in the theater or renting them from one of these establishments. In 1997 Netflix broke the barrier and gave consumers a choice. Movie lovers no longer…
The Social Media Engager Gets Structured
As publicized through a social media blog post, my Twitter account, and Facebook profile I’ve decided to give the social media engager a little more structure and organization. My penultimate goal is to write posts as organically as possible, but this has led to some very late evenings and often rude awakenings. Unfortunately I don’t…
You Decide What You Want To Hear
The pursuit of a social media engager has proven to be more difficult then I first anticipated. The sheer volume of information available makes the digestion process more time consuming and important. I’ve read several blogs that recommend taking one day and writing an entire weeks worth of posts which unfortunately I haven’t been able…
10 Inspirational Quotes for Lagging Motivation
The second quarter of the year, between April and June, typically tend to be the slowest months because of several factors. First is the weather. While it’s not in the dead of winter, the weather is not particularly good anywhere in the United States. Second is the fact there isn’t any major holidays. It wont…
3 New Social Media Job Positions
In light of the job shortages I’m here to propose three jobs in social media. These positions could be created by yourself and eventually you could, like the rest of the community, call yourself and expert or consultant. Official Tweeter – We already have agents, publicists, personal assistants, and secretary’s for jobs so why can’t…
Google Loses Its Mind For April Fools, Again
Every year April Fools Day puts businesses and employees in a frenzy wondering what is real and what’s just another prank. From high profile companies to in house madness the world just seems to act a little goofy on April 1st. We’ll take a look at what arguably could be the top 5 Best April…
Monthly Archives: April 2009
The Bad Plus Trio: Using Social Media To Propel Jazz Forward
The Bad Plus combines a blur of Jazz, Rock, and Classical influences and then throws in a couple extra sharps and minor chords for good measure. Their music, to an outsider, could be described as noise with no direction. But, like sushi it takes consistent trials and a willingness to immerse yourself head first into…
Bounce Rates Are Misleading
The best way to take the steam out of a traffic driving ship is to examine your bounce rate. When analyzing your analytics data it’s important to take in as much data as possible, but some statistics are more misleading then others. A bounce rate is defined as, “the percentage of single-page visits or visits…
Redbox is the 2009 Zappos
In 1996 the movie rental industry was dead and monopolistic. The Blockbusters and Hollywood Videos of the world ruled the land and consumers were left with either watching movies in the theater or renting them from one of these establishments. In 1997 Netflix broke the barrier and gave consumers a choice. Movie lovers no longer…
The Social Media Engager Gets Structured
As publicized through a social media blog post, my Twitter account, and Facebook profile I’ve decided to give the social media engager a little more structure and organization. My penultimate goal is to write posts as organically as possible, but this has led to some very late evenings and often rude awakenings. Unfortunately I don’t…
You Decide What You Want To Hear
The pursuit of a social media engager has proven to be more difficult then I first anticipated. The sheer volume of information available makes the digestion process more time consuming and important. I’ve read several blogs that recommend taking one day and writing an entire weeks worth of posts which unfortunately I haven’t been able…
10 Inspirational Quotes for Lagging Motivation
The second quarter of the year, between April and June, typically tend to be the slowest months because of several factors. First is the weather. While it’s not in the dead of winter, the weather is not particularly good anywhere in the United States. Second is the fact there isn’t any major holidays. It wont…
3 New Social Media Job Positions
In light of the job shortages I’m here to propose three jobs in social media. These positions could be created by yourself and eventually you could, like the rest of the community, call yourself and expert or consultant. Official Tweeter – We already have agents, publicists, personal assistants, and secretary’s for jobs so why can’t…
Google Loses Its Mind For April Fools, Again
Every year April Fools Day puts businesses and employees in a frenzy wondering what is real and what’s just another prank. From high profile companies to in house madness the world just seems to act a little goofy on April 1st. We’ll take a look at what arguably could be the top 5 Best April…
Monthly Archives: April 2009
The Bad Plus Trio: Using Social Media To Propel Jazz Forward
The Bad Plus combines a blur of Jazz, Rock, and Classical influences and then throws in a couple extra sharps and minor chords for good measure. Their music, to an outsider, could be described as noise with no direction. But, like sushi it takes consistent trials and a willingness to immerse yourself head first into…
Bounce Rates Are Misleading
The best way to take the steam out of a traffic driving ship is to examine your bounce rate. When analyzing your analytics data it’s important to take in as much data as possible, but some statistics are more misleading then others. A bounce rate is defined as, “the percentage of single-page visits or visits…
Redbox is the 2009 Zappos
In 1996 the movie rental industry was dead and monopolistic. The Blockbusters and Hollywood Videos of the world ruled the land and consumers were left with either watching movies in the theater or renting them from one of these establishments. In 1997 Netflix broke the barrier and gave consumers a choice. Movie lovers no longer…
The Social Media Engager Gets Structured
As publicized through a social media blog post, my Twitter account, and Facebook profile I’ve decided to give the social media engager a little more structure and organization. My penultimate goal is to write posts as organically as possible, but this has led to some very late evenings and often rude awakenings. Unfortunately I don’t…
You Decide What You Want To Hear
The pursuit of a social media engager has proven to be more difficult then I first anticipated. The sheer volume of information available makes the digestion process more time consuming and important. I’ve read several blogs that recommend taking one day and writing an entire weeks worth of posts which unfortunately I haven’t been able…
10 Inspirational Quotes for Lagging Motivation
The second quarter of the year, between April and June, typically tend to be the slowest months because of several factors. First is the weather. While it’s not in the dead of winter, the weather is not particularly good anywhere in the United States. Second is the fact there isn’t any major holidays. It wont…
3 New Social Media Job Positions
In light of the job shortages I’m here to propose three jobs in social media. These positions could be created by yourself and eventually you could, like the rest of the community, call yourself and expert or consultant. Official Tweeter – We already have agents, publicists, personal assistants, and secretary’s for jobs so why can’t…
Google Loses Its Mind For April Fools, Again
Every year April Fools Day puts businesses and employees in a frenzy wondering what is real and what’s just another prank. From high profile companies to in house madness the world just seems to act a little goofy on April 1st. We’ll take a look at what arguably could be the top 5 Best April…
Monthly Archives: April 2009
The Bad Plus Trio: Using Social Media To Propel Jazz Forward
The Bad Plus combines a blur of Jazz, Rock, and Classical influences and then throws in a couple extra sharps and minor chords for good measure. Their music, to an outsider, could be described as noise with no direction. But, like sushi it takes consistent trials and a willingness to immerse yourself head first into…
Bounce Rates Are Misleading
The best way to take the steam out of a traffic driving ship is to examine your bounce rate. When analyzing your analytics data it’s important to take in as much data as possible, but some statistics are more misleading then others. A bounce rate is defined as, “the percentage of single-page visits or visits…
Redbox is the 2009 Zappos
In 1996 the movie rental industry was dead and monopolistic. The Blockbusters and Hollywood Videos of the world ruled the land and consumers were left with either watching movies in the theater or renting them from one of these establishments. In 1997 Netflix broke the barrier and gave consumers a choice. Movie lovers no longer…
The Social Media Engager Gets Structured
As publicized through a social media blog post, my Twitter account, and Facebook profile I’ve decided to give the social media engager a little more structure and organization. My penultimate goal is to write posts as organically as possible, but this has led to some very late evenings and often rude awakenings. Unfortunately I don’t…
You Decide What You Want To Hear
The pursuit of a social media engager has proven to be more difficult then I first anticipated. The sheer volume of information available makes the digestion process more time consuming and important. I’ve read several blogs that recommend taking one day and writing an entire weeks worth of posts which unfortunately I haven’t been able…
10 Inspirational Quotes for Lagging Motivation
The second quarter of the year, between April and June, typically tend to be the slowest months because of several factors. First is the weather. While it’s not in the dead of winter, the weather is not particularly good anywhere in the United States. Second is the fact there isn’t any major holidays. It wont…
3 New Social Media Job Positions
In light of the job shortages I’m here to propose three jobs in social media. These positions could be created by yourself and eventually you could, like the rest of the community, call yourself and expert or consultant. Official Tweeter – We already have agents, publicists, personal assistants, and secretary’s for jobs so why can’t…
Google Loses Its Mind For April Fools, Again
Every year April Fools Day puts businesses and employees in a frenzy wondering what is real and what’s just another prank. From high profile companies to in house madness the world just seems to act a little goofy on April 1st. We’ll take a look at what arguably could be the top 5 Best April…