• Go Tribal Wants To Help Women Coordinate Social Plans

    Updated: 2010-03-09 15:59:01
    Tech Gadgets Mobile Enterprise CrunchBase Disrupt 2010 More Beta Invites Crunchies Elevator Pitches Gillmor Gang Podcasts TechCrunch50 TechCrunch Europe TechCrunch Trends TechCrunch France TechCrunch Japan About Advertise Archives Company Index Contact Events Jobs Trends : Subscribe TechCrunch Disrupt Is Coming May 24-26 Go Tribal Wants To Help Women Coordinate Social Plans 1 Comment Buzz it by Leena Rao on Mar 9, 2010 We’ve written about Plancast a Foursquare For The Future , 8221 that essentially broadcasts your plans to your online social circle . We’re big fans of the startup , which just raised seed funding from an impressive group of investors . Startup Go Tribal is rolling out a different take on the social planning application , launching a site for a more targeted audience : women . Go Tribal has simple ambitions . The site basically aims to help women answer the question , who’s down to go out Users can sign set up an account and broadcast message to their friends to see who is down for going out . Of course , you can tap into your social graph via Facebook Connect , Gmail and Twitter , but all of the planning needs to take place on Go Tribal’s site and each participant

  • Sobees Streamlines Native Twitter Client For Windows, Integrates Realtime Search

    Updated: 2010-03-09 13:57:56
    , Tech Gadgets Mobile Enterprise CrunchBase Disrupt 2010 More Beta Invites Crunchies Elevator Pitches Gillmor Gang Podcasts TechCrunch50 TechCrunch Europe TechCrunch Trends TechCrunch France TechCrunch Japan About Advertise Archives Company Index Contact Events Jobs Trends : Subscribe TechCrunch Disrupt Is Coming May 24-26 Sobees Streamlines Native Twitter Client For Windows , Integrates Realtime Search 6 Comments Buzz it by Leena Rao on Mar 9, 2010 We’ve written about Twitter client , Sobees which is working to create the best social media client on the market , competing with both TweetDeck and . Seesmic Today Sobees is releasing a new version of its Windows native desktop app built in NET , complete with realtime search , a redesign and more . The new client includes support for Facebook , Twitter , MySpace , FriendFeed and LinkedIn which was added late last year The most significant addition is the availability of realtime search on the client , with the ability to search Twitter , Friendfeed , OneRiot and FacteryLabs from within the application . Sobees integrated elements of its newly launched realtime web dashboard to power search in the client . Sobees has also added drag

  • Mainsoft’s Harmony Brings Google Docs To Microsoft Outlook

    Updated: 2010-03-09 11:48:44
    Tech Gadgets Mobile Enterprise CrunchBase Disrupt 2010 More Beta Invites Crunchies Elevator Pitches Gillmor Gang Podcasts TechCrunch50 TechCrunch Europe TechCrunch Trends TechCrunch France TechCrunch Japan About Advertise Archives Company Index Contact Events Jobs Trends : Subscribe TechCrunch Disrupt Is Coming May 24-26 Mainsoft’s Harmony Brings Google Docs To Microsoft Outlook 2 Comments Buzz it by Leena Rao on Mar 9, 2010 Google’s recently announced 25 million acquisition of DocVerse represented one saga of an ongoing war between Google and Microsoft over dominance in the productivity suite place . Today , Israeli enterprise software company Mainsoft is launching a Docverse-like plug-in that may up the ante in the battle . Harmony is launching free plug-ins that bring Google Docs documents and Microsoft SharePoint document libraries directly to Microsoft Outlook . Once downloaded , Harmony for Google Docs will open in a sidebar pane within Outlook . The new Harmony sidebar enables people to share a single , centralized copy of the document , eliminating the many intermediary steps associated with sending e-mail attachments back and forth . The plug-in allows users to locate ,

  • Foursquare’s New Site Design Starts To Roll Live As Gossip Girl Pays Homage — Well, Maybe

    Updated: 2010-03-09 09:46:58
    , Tech Gadgets Mobile Enterprise CrunchBase Disrupt 2010 More Beta Invites Crunchies Elevator Pitches Gillmor Gang Podcasts TechCrunch50 TechCrunch Europe TechCrunch Trends TechCrunch France TechCrunch Japan About Advertise Archives Company Index Contact Events Jobs Trends : Subscribe TechCrunch Disrupt Is Coming May 24-26 Foursquare’s New Site Design Starts To Roll Live As Gossip Girl Pays Homage Well , nbsp Maybe 19 Comments Buzz it by MG Siegler on Mar 9, 2010 Since its launch almost exactly a year ago , Foursquare’s website has largely had the same basic design . Tonight , it looks like that’s finally getting . updated While it looks like the update is still in the process of rolling out to all the pages , Foursquare.com now clearly has new system-wide toolbars , a brand new sign-up page , as well as some new settings . You might also notice a new , name-only . logo While it’s been clear for a while that Foursquare has been working on a site redesign , only in the past few days have signs started to show that it was coming . For example , a completely revamped History area showed up a few days ago , one allowing for venues to have categories as well as show which friends you

  • Akoha Launches iPhone App To Help Users Socialize Missions

    Updated: 2010-03-09 09:30:43
    You may remember Akoha, a startup which launched at the 2008 TechCrunch50 conference which uses “mission cards” that friends pass to each other along with a mission ( i.e. give someone a book or buy someone a meal.) The idea is that users will socialize their missions, using your social graph to compete against friends and determine how your missions performed. Akoha has been played in more than 65 countries since the company’s launch. Today, Akoha is launching an free iPhone app and a redesign of its site. Akoha's iPhone app. With the new app, Akoha has increased the number of missions that can be played. A now Akoha is rewarding players for completed missions with badges, similar to Foursquare's badge model. Akoha is also allowing users to socialize missions by integrating with Twitter to allow users to broadcast completed tasks.

  • Foursquare + Google Maps = FourWhere

    Updated: 2010-03-09 08:50:24
    With the SXSW conference approaching in Austin, we are seeing a lot of geo-location launching this year. A lot of startups are taking advantage of Foursquare's APIs in particular to get their geo apps quickly out of the gate. Take FourWhere. It is a pretty basic mashup of Foursquare comments and venues overlayed on Google Maps. You can search by city and neighborhood, and see all the recent tips from people who have checked into various nearby restaurants, bars, stores, and offices. The site forces you to right-click to see comments or venues instead of just having a menu in the side, but it does the job.

  • Tweetshare: Fuze Box’s Take On Branded Twitter Channels

    Updated: 2010-03-09 07:30:00
    : Tech Gadgets Mobile Enterprise CrunchBase Disrupt 2010 More Beta Invites Crunchies Elevator Pitches Gillmor Gang Podcasts TechCrunch50 TechCrunch Europe TechCrunch Trends TechCrunch France TechCrunch Japan About Advertise Archives Company Index Contact Events Jobs Trends : Subscribe TechCrunch Disrupt Is Coming May 24-26 Tweetshare : Fuze Box’s Take On Branded Twitter Channels 1 Comment Buzz it by Leena Rao on Mar 8, 2010 It’s a little surprising to see a Twitter application coming out of Fuze Box formerly CallWave which creates visual collaboration product . The company has clearly caught the Twitter bug albeit a little late and today is launching , Tweetshare an third party Twitter app that allows anyone to immediately publish any type of content to the web , including HD video , presentations , images and more and automatically start Twitter conversation threads around their content . It’s kind of like FriendFeed meets Twitpic or Twitvid . Tweetshare has also rolled out a companion iPhone app that allows mobile users to upload content , tweet and create discussions on the Tweetshare platform . A social alternative to static landing pages , Tweetshare aims to be a

  • Just Because: 8-Bit Style Map Of New York City

    Updated: 2010-03-09 06:23:24
    : Tech Gadgets Mobile Enterprise CrunchBase Disrupt 2010 More Beta Invites Crunchies Elevator Pitches Gillmor Gang Podcasts TechCrunch50 TechCrunch Europe TechCrunch Trends TechCrunch France TechCrunch Japan About Advertise Archives Company Index Contact Events Jobs Trends : Subscribe TechCrunch Disrupt Is Coming May 24-26 Just Because : 8-Bit Style Map Of New York City 7 Comments Buzz it by Michael Arrington on Mar 8, 2010 8bitnyc is a fully interactive map of New York City that lets you drag , search and zoom in and out just like Google Maps . Except it is displayed as an 80’s style 8-bit video game map . The map was created using map data from OpenStreetMap Why Who cares . I love . it Creator Brett Camper says I created 8-Bit NYC , mixing the lo-fi overhead world maps of 1980s role-playing and adventure games with the kind of geographical data that drives today’s web maps and GPS navigation . It’s interactive like Google Maps letting you zoom from a view of the whole city , down to an individual street any address , anywhere in the city . Here are a few highlights : Central Park Greenwich Village World Trade Center And he’s not done . Camper is asking for donation to help him

  • UW to become hub of diabetes research

    Updated: 2010-03-09 05:12:58
    The Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation announced today that it had selected the University of Waterloo as the centerpiece of a new clinical trial network in Waterloo, set up to explore treatments for the chronic illness. That certainly shouldn't come as a surprise to those living and working in [...]

  • Google Buzz Could Have Dominated Location. (And Snuck Up On Facebook And Twitter.)

    Updated: 2010-03-09 03:36:07
    . . Tech Gadgets Mobile Enterprise CrunchBase Disrupt 2010 More Beta Invites Crunchies Elevator Pitches Gillmor Gang Podcasts TechCrunch50 TechCrunch Europe TechCrunch Trends TechCrunch France TechCrunch Japan About Advertise Archives Company Index Contact Events Jobs Trends : Subscribe TechCrunch Disrupt Is Coming May 24-26 Google Buzz Could Have Dominated Location . And Snuck Up On Facebook And Twitter . 43 Comments Buzz it by MG Siegler on Mar 8, 2010 Tomorrow it will be exactly one month since the launch of Google Buzz The song remains the same : it’s a mess Normally , that wouldn’t bother me so much after all , a lot of services are a mess but Buzz has a lot of potential . But again , it’s been a month . I’m starting to wonder if it will ever reach that potential . I’m also starting to wonder if it shouldn’t have been introduced as something entirely . different Despite its many annoyances , I’ve been using Buzz regularly over the past month Gmail integration tends to shove it in your face and I hate unread counts The one thing I keep coming back to is that Buzz on the iPhone and Android is pretty impressive . Specifically , the location functionality as run through the mobile

  • Foursquare and MySpace added to HootSuite Social Dashboard #140tc

    Updated: 2010-03-09 01:53:05
    This afternoon as part of a panel titled License to Tweet: Applications and Services To Die For t 140 | The Twitter Conference, Ryan Holmes of Vancouver's HootSuite revealed that his social media dashboard is adding Foursquare and MySpace to their offering. Mashable's Ben Parr was in [...]

  • Fourface Is Foursquare As Modern Art

    Updated: 2010-03-09 01:20:33
    Tech Gadgets Mobile Enterprise CrunchBase Disrupt 2010 More Beta Invites Crunchies Elevator Pitches Gillmor Gang Podcasts TechCrunch50 TechCrunch Europe TechCrunch Trends TechCrunch France TechCrunch Japan About Advertise Archives Company Index Contact Events Jobs Trends : Subscribe TechCrunch Disrupt Is Coming May 24-26 Fourface Is Foursquare As Modern Art 29 Comments Buzz it by MG Siegler on Mar 8, 2010 One common complaint about Foursquare is that in a increasingly crowded location-based space , it’s not pretty enough when compared to the likes of Brightkite and Gowalla The new iPhone app launching soon should help that But for some , it still won’t be enough . Those people should definitely check out Fourface Fourface is a free iPhone app built using Foursquare’s API . It takes the basic functionality of the service check-ins , seeing who else is at a venue and puts a stylish user interface on top of it . Specifically , you can choose from Arcs , 8221 Clouds , 8221 Bubbles , 8221 and Spots , 8221 for your new interface . Each offers a slightly different way to interact with Foursquare , and different ways to do things such a check-in . With Bubbles , for example , you simply

  • Techvibes in search of Montreal Community Manager

    Updated: 2010-03-08 23:52:24
    Do you attend every event in Montreal that ends in "Camp"? Do you recognize the majority of the companies on our Montreal Startup Index? Have you heard of Akoha, Standout Jobs, and Beyond the Rack? Do you get excited everytime you see an funding announcement from Montreal Start [...]

  • Facebook Looks To Be Partnering With Eventbrite To Monetize Events

    Updated: 2010-03-08 23:25:11
    Here's a fascinating idea - Facebook looks to be partnering with Eventbrite to let users sell tickets to the 3.5 million events added to Facebook each month. Earlier this month we confirmed that Facebook intends to sell tickets to its upcoming F8 developer conference through Eventbrite. But there was no indication that the partnership extended beyond that. Then a reader noticed that facebook.eventbrite.com linked to a page showing the image above (the page has since been removed). The message says:

  • Game Design, Virtual Goods and Social Games

    Updated: 2010-03-08 21:26:28
    The following is a guest post by Vancouver's Michael Fergusson, CEO of Ayogo Games. Ayogo creates innovative gaming experiences enjoyed on social networks and mobile platforms. This post is part of an ongoing series that discusses the business side of casual social games. Make sure to check out [...]

  • comScore: Online Video Views Down Across The Board In January

    Updated: 2010-03-08 21:18:53
    comScore has just released its US online video rankings for January 2010, and the results aren't positive. Overall views dropped by around 2.5%, with 32.4 billion in January vs. 33.2 billion in December. And Hulu, which celebrated crossing the 1 billion view milestone for the first time in December, dipped back down to 903 milion views. The drop can't be blamed entirely on seasonality, either, — January 2009's overall video views were up 4% over December 2008. Rankingwise, there weren't many changes. Google Sites (which is essentially YouTube) is still the reigning champion, with Hulu and Microsoft Sites still rounding out the top three.

  • Mashable's Ben Parr keynotes 140 | The Twitter Conference

    Updated: 2010-03-08 17:57:26
    140 The Twitter Conference is underway at the Bell Harbour Conference Center in Seattle and Mashable's Ben Parr is being keynote interviewed by Tweet House's Steve Broback. Here they are on Ustream: Live Broadcast by Ustream.TV

  • Marketing in the digital age - thoughts from The Art of Marketing

    Updated: 2010-03-08 17:29:50
    Last week saw a over 1200 of Toronto's top marketing professionals gather at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre for the annual The Art of Marketing conference.My favourite two speakers were Mitch Joel and Seth Godin. And it seemed that their talks were perfectly paired as one followed the [...]

  • Shopify hits $100 Million in Sales on E-commerce Platform

    Updated: 2010-03-08 17:20:36
    Ottawa's Shopify announced today that retailers on their platform have netted $100 Million in total sales since the company’ shopping cart system launched in 2007. There's no doubt Shopify’ Build a Business contest is helping out. Shopify CEO Tobi Lutke has partnered up with Tim [...]

  • Direct Marketing for Social Media with Radar

    Updated: 2010-03-08 16:26:27
    As a consumer you've been inundated with a barrage of emails from your favourite retailers. How would you like to pick and choose how and when you receive these messages? As a service provider or retailer you've been wondering how to use technology to effectively engage with your [...]

  • Project Update: Conferences & The Blogger Bubble

    Updated: 2010-03-08 16:00:38
    This is my weekly project update, where I tell you what I’ve been up to this week in my business and share what’s on my mind. I’m fresh back from Continuity Summit, an event hosted by Ryan Lee up in Stamford, CT. All in all, great event. Ryan did a great job in delivering a lot of [...] If you enjoyed this article, you might also like...Project Update: Kids, Poop, A Dash of BloggingProject Update: Launch Drama :-)Project Update: Randomness, Babies, Stuff.

  • Tech Events of the Week - March 8th - 14th

    Updated: 2010-03-08 07:24:13
    Vancouver Search Engine Marketing Meetup Monday, March 8th - 6:00pm - 8:00pm Ceili's Irish Pub - 670 Smithe Avenue Harnessing the Power of a Crowd with Richard J. Goossen Wednesday, March 10th - 6:00pm - 8:00pm Downtown YWCA Launch of Ericsson Facility at Wavefront Thursday, March [...]

  • I don’t understand why people are paying money to attend social media 101 course…

    Updated: 2010-03-04 16:09:58
    I don’t know yet myself… I may even attend one myself sooner or later… Or I may even get a chance to speak on the stage myself… But this question just pops up my head when I wonder why people are paying money to attend social media course… First of all, do you really need to [...]

  • A Conversation Can Make You More Money

    Updated: 2010-03-04 13:40:05
    This is a guest post by Sean Smith of Powerofmore.net. Recently I took a trip to visit a close friend. The purpose of my trip was not necessarily for business, but some how I always manage to meet someone during my conversations and interactions with others who wants to do business with me. [...] If you enjoyed this article, you might also like...Twitter is Great, But Take The Conversation Back To Your BlogDriving Behavior, Not ConversationUsing Ustream To Make Money

  • Why you should start your own community in social media?

    Updated: 2010-03-03 17:06:42
    For whatever reason it may be, it is always good to start your own online community where you have audience to hear what you have to say about your favorite topic. This recently, I have shared with a couple of friends that they should start something of their own (just like me!).  But what’s the point [...]

  • Talking About Making Money Online In Order To Make Money Online

    Updated: 2010-03-03 17:05:21
    One of the most common confusions any new blogger asks themselves is… What should I blog about in order to make money? Many of the times, the conclusion ends up as follows: The people making good money online are the ones who talk about making money online. It leads to a huge catch-22. It leads to skepticism. [...] If you enjoyed this article, you might also like...Is “Make Money Online” The Secret To Traffic?Quick Start Guide To Making Money Online#1 “Secret” To Making Money Online

  • Free Report + Podcast Reveals Internet Marketing Experts Biggest Mistakes, Best Advice and Action Tips

    Updated: 2010-03-03 00:52:20
    When you start out online it is easy to get sucked into the ‘noise’. Every week there is a huge ‘must have’ info product and your inbox is overflowing like crazy. I thought you would really appreciate this podcast and free report compiled by three very different internet marketers. Dean Hunt, Peter Parks and myself! Biggest [...]Post from: InternetMarketingSpeed.com - Download this FREE report...Free Report + Podcast Reveals Internet Marketing Experts Biggest Mistakes, Best Advice and Action Tips

  • Call for “office hours” session to improve your products and services!

    Updated: 2010-03-01 16:14:25
    I thought this might be an interesting idea that we should hold “Office hours” session to have a chat with your colleagues and customers about your products and services.  This idea came from Harvard Business Review when Bill Taylor thought of taking an hour or two out on every working week, and discuss about how [...]

  • Applying the 80/20 Rule To Get More Done With Less

    Updated: 2010-03-01 15:35:34
    The last week or so, I’ve been having to balance out work and family even more so than usual. For obvious reasons. And family has mostly won. But, it really brings to mind the whole balancing act. Over at TheInfoPreneur.net, I talked about the 80/20 rule briefly in a post and I thought I [...] If you enjoyed this article, you might also like...7 Actions for SuccessMy System For Getting Things Done [Strategy for 2010]5 Time Management Tricks For Bloggers

  • Project Update: Kids, Poop, A Dash of Blogging

    Updated: 2010-02-27 15:52:10
    Well, I think that post title pretty much sums up this week’s project update. Little Nathan was born on Monday. So far, so good. The little guy is doing quite well and we’re already getting into some semblance of a normal schedule around here. At least where sleep is concerned. My business schedule was shot [...] If you enjoyed this article, you might also like...Project Update: Randomness, Babies, Stuff.Weekly Project Update: The Coming Wave, and Crushing ItProject Update: Launch Drama :-)

  • Social media websites are fast and furious! Quick coming in as well as going out!

    Updated: 2010-02-25 16:10:20
    While many of you are building your communities on the social media, it is good to take note that the social media websites can be taken over faster than we can ever thought. I can still remember using ICQ with so many friends… I thought ICQ is not going to be taken over by MSN easily [...]

  • Top 5 Mistakes People Make On Twitter

    Updated: 2010-02-25 15:40:20
    Out in the wild world of Twitter, there are people playing the game well and people who are not. Now, I’ll be the first to say that Twitter is just a platform and it is up to YOU how you use it. It isn’t as if there is one way and every other way is wrong. [...] If you enjoyed this article, you might also like...Why Do You Follow People on Twitter?I Follow Pornstars On Twitter? [Stop Auto-Follow]8 Mistakes Too Many Bloggers Make

  • How To Improve Your Online Business Even If you Think There Is Little Hope!

    Updated: 2010-02-24 05:30:53
    If things have not been perfect for you lately then you may be interested in this post. I recently had a chance to help out an internet marketing friend who visited my house for a ‘Biz tune up’. Hopefully some of the things I showed him will be helpful for you too. From Bad To Worse?? Matt [...]Post from: InternetMarketingSpeed.com - Download this FREE report...How To Improve Your Online Business Even If you Think There Is Little Hope!

  • The New Risley, Born 2/22

    Updated: 2010-02-23 17:31:06
    After much anticipation (and waiting), my wife and I welcomed Nathan Risley into the world yesterday afternoon. Everything went very well. It was a quick labor. He is very healthy and my wife is doing well. As I write this post on my MacBook Pro in our hospital recovery room, we are just a [...] If you enjoyed this article, you might also like...How Hard Do Bloggers Work?25 Random Things You Probably Didn’ Know About David RisleyTurning 30. My Wish.

  • Should I also de-friend most of you on Facebook? [It's not you or me... It's Darren]

    Updated: 2010-02-23 16:14:39
    I heard that Problogger is de-friending people on Facebook.  I was reading through that post, and found it very true… It’s not you or me… It’s Darren Rowse… While all of us are creating a personal branding of our own through the Internet, we may actually mix up our friends and family whom we are keeping [...]

  • Do you know that it takes effort to write comments on other people’s blogs?

    Updated: 2010-02-22 15:29:15
    I really appreciate all of you who have been taking the time to comment on my blog.  It is really enjoyable to have an interactive blog. Today, I just thought of writing this post to remind every blogger out there (myself included) that it really takes effort for people to comment on our blogs.  While they [...]

  • 8 Mistakes Too Many Bloggers Make

    Updated: 2010-02-22 00:00:51
    I have compiled a quick list of 8 mistakes I see a lot of bloggers make. At least in my view, they are mistakes. Not evaluating the niche of the blog before starting it, then coming in AFTER the fact to figure out how to make money with it. Packing so many banner ads onto a [...] If you enjoyed this article, you might also like...Top 8 Mistakes Of Blogger NewbsTop 5 Mistakes People Make On TwitterWhy Bloggers Should Start a Mailing List

  • I am still finding my momentum in updating my accounts in twitter and Google Buzz

    Updated: 2010-02-21 16:43:36
    I wonder if any of you are still using Twitter after you have decided to use Google Buzz.  I am still trying out both, and trying to make the best use of both. Many of my twitter friends are not going to focus on Google Buzz at all.  I think there is a potential, and there [...]

  • The only way to manage online crisis is to be honest!

    Updated: 2010-02-20 19:44:31
    Here’s a case study (from my perspective knowing through the social media only) of how a social media website manages a potential social media crisis themselves. I was watching Cranky Geeks a couple of weeks ago when I got to know the presence of this TechCrunch intern named “Daniel Brusilovsky”. And not long after, TechCrunch posted [...]

  • If Buzz isn’t come from Google, will you still use it?

    Updated: 2010-02-20 11:04:13
    While Google is still testing and fine-tuning Google buzz, will you actually start using it when you are already using Twitter and friendfeed?There has been a lot of controversial topics about using Google Buzz.. Some reject the idea of using Google Buzz because they are already dedicated their time on twitter. Some embrace the idea [...]

  • You can’t satisfy all your customers’ needs. But I think you should at least deliver what you have promised.

    Updated: 2010-02-19 15:00:15
    I was reading Seth Godin’s blog on some consumers being short-sighted, greedy and selfish.  It got me into some thoughts… While you can’t satisfy some of your customers who simply ask for more, there are some businesses out there who actually over-promise and under-deliver.  As customers ourselves, anyone of us may actually encounter this issue where [...]

  • How to Get Big Results from Small Ideas

    Updated: 2010-02-18 14:27:26
    This is a guest post by Ian Nuttall, of Leash Optional, Everybody wants to have that one “big” idea. The idea that will generate them a six figure income, change the world and allow them to live the life of their dreams. Who doesn’t love a big idea? Big ideas are sexy, alluring and dangerous. Everyone [...] If you enjoyed this article, you might also like...Mind Mapping: Turning Ideas Into ContentIntegrating a Website With Your BusinessConsulting

  • How To Have Random, Rotating Images In Your Blog Header

    Updated: 2010-02-17 22:43:02
    As part of my new header design for this blog, I am using a series of 12 header images which rotate randomly. I’ve had a few people comment on that and wonder how I did it. It is actually VERY easy to do. First, you create the images you want in your header. Make them all the [...] If you enjoyed this article, you might also like...Using Gravatars On Your Blog – Why And HowHow To Use a Custom Page Template In WordpressHow To: Putting the Full Blog Post Into An Aweber Blog Broadcast

  • ‘Bondodog’ reveals Gary Halbert Family Copywriting Secrets

    Updated: 2010-02-17 05:44:17
    Insider Copywriting Perspective When visiting John Carlton recently I had a chance to meet and interview Bond (Bondodog) Halbert. What a privilege it was to gain deep insights into copywriting from the man who Gary Halbert once said was his greatest student (mentioned in the Boron letters). Worlds Greatest Copywriter That Ever Lived? Gary was the worlds greatest [...]Post from: InternetMarketingSpeed.com - Download this FREE report...‘Bondodog’ reveals Gary Halbert Family Copywriting Secrets

  • Keyword Research Exposed

    Updated: 2010-02-16 06:13:42
    What can these surfers teach us about marketing? It is very hard to create waves right? Surfers look for the waves FIRST then the ride them. This is what you should do with your website. Building a website first without research is a HUGE yet very common mistake. Look for the KEYWORDS (the market activity) and [...]Post from: InternetMarketingSpeed.com - Download this FREE report...Keyword Research Exposed

  • 10 Techniques to Make your Brand Memorable

    Updated: 2010-02-11 03:09:02
    Use it repeatedly. When you write an article, make a speech, converse with a prospect, create a web site, and/or engage in any other form of business communication, always incorporate your brand. If your brand is “The Financial Strategist”, casually write or comment that, “The reason I’m called the Financial Strategist is because of my unique [...]

  • PhoneTag – Voicemail to Email

    Updated: 2010-02-11 02:05:58
    Voicemail is one of those love-it-hate-it things about modern life.  Yes, not having to answer every call (or worry about missing something important when out of touch) is handy, but then having to listen back to those messages and usually feeling obliged to return the calls can be a chore.  PhoneTag – formerly SimulScribe – [...]

  • Understanding Communities

    Updated: 2010-02-11 01:23:58
    If you’re a blogger, then you already know a bit about community building. The people who read your blog are your community of readers! However, one of the things that I’ve learned from my studies of successful blogs and internet marketers are that most heavy hitting websites contain multiple communities. Here is an account of [...]

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