Archive for December, 2006
Welcome to 2007
Happy New Year everyone! I’m finally taking my vacation, no new posts until Tuesday.
Thanks to everyone who’s been following the blog and the podcast (yes, traffic is up 4x since June).
2006 was fantastic and I’ve already got even more great projects lined up for this year, buckle up!
I’m starting off with a fresh coat of [...]
Posted: December 30th, 2006 under Daily Life, Podcasting.
Comments: 2
Drowning In Media
Am I the only one feeling that way? DVD’s have become the new magazines, just a couple of bucks and not even worth reselling (and more fun to just pass on). There are a number of great podcasts that I have resigned myself to the fact that I will never get to them. Vidcasts are [...]
Posted: December 28th, 2006 under Brain Buster, Daily Life, Gaming.
Comments: 5
It’s The M Show
A little late thanks to the holiday, but why not stop by for a listen anyway? You can check out the best business podcast by just clicking through!
Posted: December 26th, 2006 under Podcasting.
Comments: none
God Bless Amazon Wish Lists
Or more importantly the people in Seattle that added that functionality to Amazon. It was a regular Christmas, me sitting around doing a lot of reading and plenty of visitors up here at the farm.
Of course the burning question that has not changed since I was 6 years old – “Tell us about the loot!”. [...]
Posted: December 25th, 2006 under Daily Life, Email Marketing.
Comments: none
Happy Holidays!
To me that means Merry Christmas, if that’s not the case for you I hope you enjoy whatever your celebration of choice is. I’d be interested in hearing from anyone who celebrates Kawanzaa, I hear a lot of people mentioning it to be PC but I’ve never met anyone who actually celebrated it.
It’s been a [...]
Posted: December 23rd, 2006 under Daily Life, Gaming.
Comments: 2
Christopher Penn – Honorary Ronin
So I thought I was pretty clever earlier this week with my Rule of 2 (don’t waste your time with social networks that you only hear about once), then Chris Penn, of The Financial Aid Podcast weighed in with a brilliant comment – who gives a damn about the 2 minutes it takes to register, [...]
Posted: December 23rd, 2006 under Brain Buster, Podcasting, The Marketeer.
Comments: 3
Defend Against Social Networks – The Rule of 2
As a hip, swinging Web 2.0 kind of guy/gal, I’m sure you have the same problem – every other week, at minimum, you get an invite to join YASN (Yet Another Social Network). After a while your inbox is crammed with notices and spam from a bunch of websites have names with no vowels, and [...]
Posted: December 22nd, 2006 under Daily Life, Productivity Booster.
Comments: 4
Brain Busting Dilemma
This just happened and I had to sneak over here for a quick post. My plan this morning was to go to a holiday gathering of former co-workers from DCI. I just heard about Crayon’s holiday party in Second Life… I’m actually considering passing on the real world event for the virtual one.
Posted: December 21st, 2006 under Brain Buster, Geek Stuff.
Comments: 1
SalesForce.com for the Treo
About a month ago I noticed that with the exception of a “dummies” book there were very few print resources out there on the big SF so I decided to turn to the blogosphere. I stumbled across SalesforceWatch.com and found a post that they were looking for usability testers for the next release of Salesforce [...]
Posted: December 20th, 2006 under Productivity Booster, SEO and Paid Search, SalesForce.com, The Marketeer.
Comments: none
HTML vs Plain Text Email
I sent off an email campaign yesterday and finally got around to testing a full-color HTML message vs a plain text one. I’m an old enough fart to remember how open and click-throughs exploded when images were added to email so this could be the coming of the full circle. Trying to get a plain [...]
Posted: December 20th, 2006 under Email Marketing, The Marketeer.
Comments: 4


