AriWriter

How My Blog Reading is Changing

Submitted 19 hours ago
In the spirit of how my Twitter usage is changing in 2010, so too is my overall online learning changing. Take blogs. I used to read certain blogs — by person and subject — religiously. I used to comment on their blogs whenever I was inspired, and it was often. I used to click their... More »

0 Discussing    0 Bookmarking   

Brand New

Ubuntu's Circle of Friends Gets Smaller

Submitted 6 hours ago
According to our Google Analytics, 58% of your are using a Macintosh Operating System, 39% are on Windows, 1.5% are logged as using the iPhone OS, and, finally, as the subject of today's post, 0.65% of you are reading this from a Linux Operating System. (Wow, 0.01% use Playstation 3!). The Linux... More »

0 Discussing    0 Bookmarking   

Chris Brogan

Wire Up Your Customer Base

Submitted 9 hours ago
My friend Mick Galuski is sneaky. Every Wednesday, he sends a direct message of a TwitPic of MY weekly comics. Not some weekly comics. MY weekly comics. He knows that I’ll want them. He knows that I’ll get to them soon as I can. And lately, he knows that I’ll send Kat when... More »

0 Discussing    1 Bookmarking   

Conversation Agent

Me.Anything

Submitted 11 hours ago
Instead of having anything.me. I like me.anything better. Although it might not be as SEO-friendly, it reflects more what happens when we focus on understanding and appreciating who we are. It's important because what we can do -- literally anything -- then follows. The Web doesn't love... More »

0 Discussing    0 Bookmarking   

Copyblogger

Blogging Lessons from The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo

Submitted 5 hours ago
A 40 year-old unsolved murder mystery. Strange cryptic codes in a bible. Sweden, sandwiches, and many, many cigarettes. The badass-est female protagonist since . . . forever. And an author who has, posthumously, caused quite a ruckus in the book world and in the minds of conspiracy theorists... More »

0 Discussing    0 Bookmarking   

Dan Zarrella

Data Shows Articles with Digits May be Shared More on Facebook Than Those Without

Submitted 13 hours ago
More new Facebook data, continuing this series. The next Facebook sharing data point I analyzed is the presence of numbers (in digit form, 1 through 9) in titles. In a wide range of marketing arenas digits have been shown to perform very well. They tend to help conversion rates in the form of... More »

0 Discussing    2 Bookmarking   

Digital Marketing Blog

Mobile Coupons Gaining Mainstream Status

Submitted 15 hours ago
As one of the most popular and effective tools in the arsenal of mobile marketing, mobile coupons have quickly resonated with consumers who are as tech-savvy as they are bargain-conscious. Unfortunately, one of the earliest and most pervasive complaints about mobile coupons is that they... More »

0 Discussing    0 Bookmarking   

HubSpot Inbound Internet Marketing Blog

Going to SXSW? Rate Speakers and Win an iPad!

Submitted 11 hours ago
Boring presentations suck. Don't you hate it when you attend an event and feel like the speaker is completely wasting your time? Conferences are expensive and networking time is too valuable to waste by sitting down and listening to a bad speaker. With South by Southwest Interactive (SXSW) coming... More »

0 Discussing    0 Bookmarking   

HubSpot Inbound Internet Marketing Blog

Chart of the Week: Marketing Budgets Shifting to Digital Tactics

Submitted 14 hours ago
Marketers are shifting their budgets away from traditional marketing channels and toward digital marketing channels. Econsultancy, in association with ExactTarget, surveyed more than 265 B2B marketers -- in companies of all sizes -- asking if they plan to spend more or less of their marketing... More »

0 Discussing    1 Bookmarking   

Paul Gillin's Blog

Tell Us How You “Sell” B-to-B Social Marketing

Submitted 21 hours ago
Loading… More »

0 Discussing    0 Bookmarking   

PR 2.0

There’s an I in Twitter and a ME in Social Media

Submitted 6 hours ago
As we’ve learned time and time again, there is no “I” in team. Instead of focusing exclusively on “what’s in it for me,” we’re encouraged to contribute to the greater collective of groups in order to accomplish wonderful things – those usually... More »

0 Discussing    2 Bookmarking   

PR 2.0

News: Twitter Changes Updates to Tweets

Submitted 23 hours ago
In the grand scheme of things, this news seems a bit insignificant in light of other current events However, it is significant in the world of Social Media. As mainstream audiences embrace new media, every subtle nuance introduced from here on out reverberates across the social landscapes that... More »

0 Discussing    0 Bookmarking   

PR Squared

Social Media in Corporations: Pros & Cons of Organizational Models

Submitted 5 hours ago
I dove into my “Big Thinking” folder recently and emerged with a slide from the “Social Media Trends for 2010” deck created by Jeremiah Owyang of the Altimeter Group, discussing organizational models for corporate adoption of Social Media. Who is in control of this... More »

0 Discussing    7 Bookmarking   

SEOmoz Blog

Optimizing Search Conferences: How Differing Incentives Create Audience vs. Organizer Issues

Submitted 18 hours ago
Posted by randfishWARNING: Get ready to read with this one. There aren't a ton of fun graphics or quick bullet points, but I do promise that if you read through, you'll feel much more knowledgable about the topic, and likely get more value from organizing, speaking or attending an event. Over the... More »

0 Discussing    1 Bookmarking   

Seth Godin's Blog

The Wordperfect Axiom

Submitted 13 hours ago
When the platform changes, the leaders change.Wordperfect had a virtual monopoly on word processing in big firms that used DOS. Then Windows arrived and the folks at Wordperfect didn't feel the need to hurry in porting themselves to the new platform. They had achieved lock-in after all, and why... More »

0 Discussing    1 Bookmarking   

Six Pixels of Separation

March Break

Submitted 23 hours ago
Even the most ultimate road warrior and digital nomad needs a break every now and then. Sure, the latest tech can help you get down to work wherever you are. But time on the road (and in the air) is also the perfect opportunity to let loose and play. Sudoku was never my thing, and lugging around... More »

0 Discussing    0 Bookmarking   

Vandelay Design Blog

Comment to Win a One-Year Membership to MediaLoot!

Submitted 22 hours ago
Earlier today a new membership-based site, MediaLoot was launched. It is an online toolbox of premium design resources, and they have kindly offered to give five readers of the Vandelay Design blog a one-year membership to the site for free! More »

0 Discussing    0 Bookmarking   

« Previous