Random rants and miscellaneous mewsings on nothing, the internet, culture, food, cats and life in a foreign country … in three languages; English, Spanish and Rubbish.
Random rants and miscellaneous mewsings on nothing, the internet, culture, food, cats and life in a foreign country … in three languages; English, Spanish and Rubbish.
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SiteSell’s Ken Evoy gives his responses on the major trends that will impact online small business people in 2007.
He says, “Is it Google at all? Blogging? Web 2.0? YouTube? Yes and no. Here we go, black and white, no vague predictions … Here are the trends for 2007, extrapolating what […]
Napster in 1999. MySpace in 2004. YouTube in 2006. Experts from the tech community look ahead to the innovations that will change how we work, play and communicate in 2007. The Los Angeles Times gathered predictions for technology’s future from seven people — John Brockman, Steve Ballmer, Ned Sherman, Rafat Ali, Kevin Werbach, Chris Anderson, […]
The Zeitgeist, they explain, is “the spirit of time.” Now, it’s true that the lists of top searches on Google.com for 2006 will only tell you, roughly, what most people were thinking about (or maybe, preoccupied with), rather than what they’re buying, but any intelligence about public needs is not to be ignored.
How we […]
MarketingSherpa’s research team has just completed an all-new round of eyetracking tests - this time on email design. They went into the eyetracking lab with some real-life emails they had received. In all cases, small-seeming design changes wound up causing significant changes in the ways that consumers’ eyes looked at the email - including how […]
Wordtracker’s Stephen Mahaney explains three good reasons to target Long Tail keywords - those 3 and 4-keyword phrases which are very, very specific to whatever you are selling. As he points out:
You see, whenever a customer uses a highly specific search phrase, they tend to be looking for exactly what they are actually going to […]
Some strong - but effective and up-to-date - medicine and marketing tips in Anik Singal’s latest newsletter, where he says that:
“… too many times everyone looks upon known internet marketers or the “gurus” and all you see are the huge revenue numbers, the big checks, the nice cars and the enormous houses. What these “gurus” […]
Publishing 2.0’s Scott Karp says, “The Cluetrain guys had their hearts in the right place when they said that markets are conversations, but, unfortunately, when corporations try to do the conversation thing, they typically end up making a mess and a mockery and looking utterly clue-less.” And he adds that, “It feels like we’ve reached […]
Cinnamon Cooper helps a friend to eliminate preservatives, stay away from microwave dinners, and eat lean meats, vegetables and rice. She says that, “It’s not as hard as it sounds, and sure it’s going to take longer to cook but you just might find that it doesn’t take nearly as much time as you might […]
BoingBoing present a fun little test here. Based on what you know about the US President, fill out the form to find out if Bush is a psychopath.
Is Bush a psycopath? Take the test
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