From the monthly archives:

November 2008

Tips for Survival – Thanksgiving with Real People

November 26, 2008

Survival Tips for Social Media folks at Thanksgiving

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An Inconvenient Genius

November 25, 2008

Tesla, Edison and Twain – Inconvenient Genius

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The Most Important Question to Ask A Reporter

November 24, 2008

B.L. Ochman’s what to ask a journalist…

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Superb Primer on Facebook Past, Present and Future

November 24, 2008

More to do with Facebook!

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Motrin, Moms and Twitter…oh my! A Van down by the River…

November 20, 2008

Motrin, moms, twitter…oh my. And a van down the river?

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“We are the Blogroll” Sung To “We are the World”

November 19, 2008

Stop the Me-eing on your blogroll!

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Book Marketing vs. Book Publicity

November 17, 2008

Book publicity vs. book marketing

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Social media is the masses not the few

November 14, 2008

A photographer, a mountain, some rams and the power of social media.

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Sowing a seed – how to grow your blogging garden

November 12, 2008

I had a great conversation today with one of my favorite blogging clients, Dr. Steve Curtis and we were talking about how posting to blogs and commenting on other blogs (authentically) is actually sowing the seeds for a beautiful and blooming online garden in the future.
I like that analogy very much as I’m trying to [...]

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B.L. Ochman’s “Blogging is Not Dead”

November 12, 2008

Superb post on the oft-assumed demise of blogging by B.L. Ochman. (Hint…blogging is not dead!)

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Seth Godin’s Untitled Book

November 11, 2008

Seth’s new untitled and “un-subjected” book sells!

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Anne Holland – MarketingSherpa

November 11, 2008

Anne Holland has retired to her garden (literally) and I wanted to point you to her last blog entry, which is a wonderful encapsulation of all that she accomplished and what she sees in the future for marketing and companies. Every single thing Marketing Sherpa does is always above and beyond the rest of the [...]

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