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Seldom do I blog someone in their entirety but Mitch Joe at Twisted Image sent this post today that I thought was worth it. Why? I have had trouble communicating with many people in business through the social network. If a message comes from one it is blocked and you must register it to be Read More …
Chris Brogan had a great post about making a conference dashboard on IGoogle. I would assume everyone has that, but if you don’t it’s free and it is on Google. But what I have done lately is used this concept as one of my home pages. This way I have over on the right my Read More …
When in doubt, challenge the strategy, not the tactics. Seth’s Blog: Thinking bigger The bigger point is that none of us are doing enough to challenge the assignment. Every day, I spend at least an hour of my time looking at my work and what I’ve chosen to do next and wonder, “is this big Read More …
John Jantsch author of Duct Tape Marketing just blogged about 7 Time-tested Ways to Dig Out from a Recession. These are the 7 points and all of them are well explained if you click through. This content from: Duct Tape Marketing 7 Time-tested Ways to Dig Out from a Recession Take these seven tips and Read More …
Over 12 million American adults currently maintain a blog. More than 147 million Americans use the Internet. Over 57 million Americans read blogs. 1.7 million American adults list making money as one of the reasons they blog. 89% of companies surveyed say they think blogs will be more important in the next five years. 9% Read More …
Innovation is tough in the best of times. What do you do when times are tough and your industry’s very survival is in question? It is tough and don’t leave a good idea get wasted because of a poor plan. 1. Lower the cost of testing. Chapter 8 of our new book, The Innovator’s Guide Read More …