Marketing: Events vs. Processes

You know what I love about Seth Godin’s posts? They are quick, to the point, unusually poignant, and short reads (mostly). His post today, The reason social media is so difficult for most organizations, really brought it home today for what I’m doing in my career pursuit right now. Hopefully you are aware that I’m […]

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Testing Twitter Tools, Bit.ly on WPMU

Trying to get Alex King’s Twitter Tools to work correctly with the BoldlyGoing.com site. Currently, this site runs on a WordPress Multi User installation. WPMU can sometimes not behave well with plugins coded for the single site WordPress installation. [affmage source=”amazon” results=”2″]twitter[/affmage] [affmage source=”overstock” results=”2″]twitter[/affmage] Thinking that I had the bit.ly plugin installed and activated, […]

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Product Marketing and WordPress

My good friend Joseph Cizek and I have decided we are going to do it. No, we’re not going to do that, we’ve decided that we are indeed savvy WordPress developers and possibly authors. The focus of our book and the support community we plan to develop is based upon Product Marketing with WordPress. We […]

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How to install a dishwasher

photo credit: me and the sysop Before those dishes start washing themselves, in addition to the new appliance, you are going to need a few things: fittings, like properly sized brass elbows to connect the dishwasher inlet to the copper supply line as well as compression fittings for attaching the supply under the sink to […]

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Twitter is broken. Thanks @JamesKirk

Twitter, originally uploaded by willnorris. Has twitter always had the “blog this” option right from their web pages? I thought at one point I had added a GreaseMonkey script that would allow that to happen. Anyway, this image was captured by our friend Will Norris, just to show his gratitude at my tweet of exactly […]

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