You know all those social media “experts” who go on and on about email marketing and the amazing numbers of subscribers they have? After paying careful attention to my own attempt at creating an email newsletter list, I now truly don’t believe them. I’m not at all convinced that anyone has anywhere near the number…
As you may know by now, my work requires me to travel pretty often, and one of the biggest challenges when you find yourself in a new place every week, iis keeping track of the little things. As it turns out, I utilize quite a few apps and web services to help me out with…
Now I know it’s not just me. Nate Hoffelder’s article came across in my wanderings this week, commenting on a post he had read by Marco Arment about search traffic, or rather the lack of search traffic. (Follow the links in both articles too, for more on the topic!) Basically, they’ve been noticing a drop…
Last week I had the opportunity to attend TEDx OregonStateU here in Corvallis and I had a few ideas from those talks for blog posts. One of them was prompted by the talk given by David Edelstein, a Senior VP at the Grameen Foundation. I won’t try and repeat what David had to say, you…
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Hmm it was just last week that I expressed some concerns over Facebook’s plan to start flagging false information using a simple crowd sourced method; If enough people flag it, it must be false, right? Then I discovered something even scarier to think about from this story: How a Lone Hacker Shredded the Myth of…