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Duet: Use Your iPad As An Additional Monitor
Every once in a while, you discover some amazing application that you wonder how you ever did without. I’ve been working onsite a ton with clients and in coworking facilities around the country, but I found it difficult to be productive with just one screen. I was spoiled by having multiple screens at my office, and I wanted something for…
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Mobilenomics: If You’re Not Mobile, You’re Not Marketing
We feel pretty good that we see technology trends coming and then inform you ahead of time. We’ve been speaking about the growth of mobile for well over a year now, but were amazed when we just did an optimization audit for a recent client and they had no mobile strategy… none. Their site wasn’t mobile, their emails weren’t optimized…
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Social Response and ROI by Industry
This is a fantastic infographic from Demandforce, Socially Devoted to YOU (I can hear the tune!). While many companies are struggling to measure the return on investment, the data in this infographic points to a problem much, much deeper. People are trying to connect with you through social media but you’re not there. It’s one thing to simply set up…
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Thinking Visually
Great find from Leslie Pagel on Walker Information’s Customer Innovation Blog: From David Armano.
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53% Shifting Budget from Print to Search and Social
This morning, I’m reading eConsultancy’s State of Search Marketing Report for 2011. The State of Search Marketing Report 2011, produced by Econsultancy in association with SEMPO, looks in-depth at how companies are using paid search, search engine optimization (natural search) and social media marketing. The report, which also contains a marketplace valuation, follows a survey of over 900 respondents from…
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It’s Not The Effort That Amazes People
As with much technology, developing artificial intelligence (AI) is far more advanced and intricate than end-users realize. It’s not just utilizing a ton of computing power to target historical data to make predictions. It’s testing and iterating through multiple models. The ability to identify outlying data and either ignore it or focus on it, and the ability to scale these…
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Dear Twitter, Please Stop the Following Madness
1.webp” alt=”Twitter Down” title=”Twitter Down” width=”250″ height=”250″ class=”alignright size-full tie-image4045″ align=”right” />Each day I pay attention to my following on Twitter. Each and every member that follows me used to mean something. I built my following organically, by gaining favor with one follower at a time. Not anymore. Now it’s ridiculous… auto-follow tides are being executed minute by minute. I…
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There’s No Better Compliment Than This For An Author of a Dummies Guide!
We’ve had many folks send us photos of Corporate Blogging for Dummies, but I’m not sure we’ll get a better one than this! Valerie Strohl is a consultant and national public speaker who works with companies to improve their relationships with those with disabilities. We met when I led a regional workshop for the National Speaker’s Association. Valerie has gone…
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Understand. Be on Brand. Build trust.
1.webp” class=”s3-img” border=”0″ alt=”card-monitor.png” align=”right” style=”alignright” /> While Internet-based marketing tactics might be way cooler than some boring old print ad, that coolness factor doesn’t relieve you from doing basic branding work. All touchpoints are prime opportunities to increase your brand love with your target audiences. Understand how the person on the other side of the conversation is using that…
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After 13 Years, Podcasting Has Finally Come Of Age For Corporations
In 2004, BBC journalist Ben Hammersley combined the word pod (from the Apple iPod) with the word broadcast and coined the term podcast. At that time, podcasting wasn’t easy. Apple’s iTunes was required for you to subscribe to the podcast feed and download the audio file to a local computer. When you were ready to listen, you’d plug your iPod into your computer…
