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Video Games Are The Newest Cable Channels
Trying to understand the real size and scope of the television viewing audience is near-impossible. Even with all of the
Continue readingThe New Search Landscape
When you think of search engines and the Internet, it’s hard not to think of Google (and not much else).
Continue readingWhy Digital Agencies Aren't Ready To Lead (And Why Traditional Agencies Shouldn't Either)
One of the more dynamic online conversations about Digital Marketing over the past few weeks has been happening over at
Continue readingThe Social Media Revolution
Need some real insight into the the Social Media revolution? Here is a great video interview with Clay Shirky (author
Continue readingEmbrace The Serendipitous Nature Of Marketing
If all you ever do is set-up your own Google Alerts and only follow Blogs and news sites that are
Continue readingRemoving The Most Painful Question Potential Clients Always Ask
"I’d like you to come into our offices and help us understand why we still need a website." You can
Continue readingWhen We Switch From Free To Paid
When it comes to the troubles of the newspaper and magazine industry, the greater debate always comes full circle to
Continue readingKilling Something Before It Even Begins
Let’s face it: when a new way to communicate and connect comes along, the mass population is quick to dismiss
Continue readingDigital Marketing Is The Clear Winner
That’s not a statement, but rather fact if you believe the just-released, 2009 Media Survey Results & Analysis. According to
Continue readingAsking For Help
Human beings have a tendency to want to help one another. When push comes to shove (it can be an
Continue readingAttention Radio DJs: There Is Still Hope
If you think that the newspaper and magazine industry are in trouble, terrestrial radio is hurting pretty badly too. If
Continue readingA New Revolution In Marketing From A Very Unassuming Place
Every day on Twitter something major is happening that few see, talk about and acknowledge. It’s something that is going
Continue readingWe're All Here For The Same Reason: To Kill Time
Do you go online for business? To do research? To buy stuff? To influence others? According to a recent news
Continue readingWhere The Marketing Budgets Are Going
"Traditional Marketing Budgets Lose to Interactive." That was the title of the news item from MediaPost‘s Research Brief today. "According
Continue readingMedia Is Human
Have you ever really considered that one of the biggest shifts we have seen in the past decade is that
Continue readingSix Podcasts You Should Listen To
In all of the fuss to rush to Twitter or fawn over some viral videos on YouTube, there’s a subtle
Continue readingSix Pixels Of Separation Live In New York City – Special Invitation (And It's Free)
My first book, Six Pixels of Separation – Everyone Is Connected. Connect Your Business To Everyone, hits the book (and
Continue readingWhen The Media Is The Message
The following is a cross-post from the Sparksheet Blog. It was an interview conducted with me by Spafax Editorial Director,
Continue readingThe Quarter Mile Stretch
Imagine if every three months you were expected to make more money, lose more weight, be a better community member,
Continue readingFollowing The News On Twitter With Muck Rack
If there’s one thing we have learned about the rapid growth of Twitter, it’s that anyone, anywhere can commit acts
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