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  • Stop Writing for Search Engines

    My WordPress template is optimized for Search Engines. I carefully structured my template having learned quite a few tips from quite a few people. Everything from page titles to tags have been tweaked to squeeze as much as I can out of it. Optimizing my blog template works – virtually 50% of my visitors come by way of Search Engines,…

  • Email Marketing & AutomationPhishing

    Stealing the Bait from Phishers

    Have you ever gone fishing where you keep dropping your line and a few minutes later your bait is gone? Eventually, you pick up your line and go elsewhere, don’t you? What if we applied this to Phishing? Perhaps every single person that receives a phishing email should actually click through on the link and enter bad information in the…

  • Do You Encourage or Discourage Your Readers?

    Tonight I received an email from Borders. There’s a contest on Gather to write about how a teacher changed your life. A recent blog posting from Brian Clark of CopyBlogger was my inspiration, 5 Grammatical Errors That Make You Look Dumb. Brian wrote the post over 2 weeks ago, but it’s been nagging at me ever since. I consistently struggle…

  • Social Media & Influencer MarketingThe Illusion of the Wisdom of Crowds

    The Illusion of the Wisdom of Crowds: Examining the Downsides

    The concept of the Wisdom of Crowds has gained significant traction in the era of Web 2.0 and Open Source, with countless articles, books, and websites touting its merits. However, upon closer examination, it becomes clear that the term may be a misnomer, and the reliance on crowds can have significant drawbacks. The Wisdom of Crowds is more akin to…

  • Build a Path with Google Earth

    The Indianapolis Cultural Trail is the Legacy of Gene & Marilyn Glick. The Cultural trail is a world-class urban bike and pedestrian path that connects neighborhoods, Cultural Districts and entertainment amenities, and serves as the downtown hub for the entire central Indiana greenway system. It’s a fantastic project that is beginning to take root here locally. In speaking with Pat…

  • Content MarketingBlogging to save lives

    Would Your Company Blog If Your Life Depended On It?

    Some folks think bloggers are hunkered down in our basements with boxes of pizza and Mountain Dew everywhere. There’s another view of bloggers that you might not be aware of. Bloggers are social people who crave communication (and sometimes attention!). Today, I had a fantastic discussion with a local business group. I had the opportunity to discuss my experiences with…

  • Content Marketingno one cares about your blog

    No One Cares About Your Blog!

    On a daily basis I get at least one ribbing about my blog. I don’t take offense. I think to myself, “it’s a blogger thing, you wouldn’t understand”. The truth is that I have greater respect for bloggers than I do non-bloggers. (Please notice I said ‘greater’ respect. I didn’t say that I don’t have respect for non-bloggers.) There are…

  • Content MarketingCorporate blogging resources online and books

    The Best Resources to Ramp Up Your Corporate Blogging Strategies

    In preparation for speaking to a local business group about Corporate Blogging, I’ve gathered quite a few resources from many sites. I would be remiss if I didn’t publicly thank them. I’m also providing a handout to folks with resources and links back to these folks’ websites. In the past, I was against corporate blogging as a strategy. I penned…

  • Marketing BooksWikinomics: How Mass Collaboration Changes Everything

    Wikinomics: How Mass Collaboration Changes Everything

    This groundbreaking book, written by Don Tapscott and Anthony D. Williams, explores the revolutionary impact of collaboration and participation on businesses, economies, and society as a whole. Published in 2006, it remains a critical read for sales and marketing professionals who wish to stay ahead of the curve in an increasingly connected and collaborative world. The authors argue that the…

  • SOAP’d: Scratch One Another Program

    I signed up for the Scratch One Another Program last week and already received a fantastic review of my blog by William Tully. It’s apparent that William really took some time and wrote a fantastic review of my blog. I absolutely appreciate and respect his opinion – and agree with his assessment… now it’s simply a matter of when and…

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