Your Web Page and The Buying Process
This is the third time I've written about The Buying Process in the last few months. This morning I met with some folks who hadn't really spent a lot of…
Making Videos: A Fun Way to Drive Traffic
So my kids and I made a video at Animoto.com this weekend. When I told them about a contest I'd gotten via e-mail, they got excited to do it. So…
January NAMS is Right Around the Corner. Are You Ready for 2010?
NAMS is right around the corner. It sure does seem like every year at this time I have grandiose plans for next year. The problem is that it happens every…
Getting Started In Internet Marketing?
Are you just getting started in internet marketing? I put this together as a follow-up e-mail I sent to a business group I met with. Ultimately, I decided I should…
Your Blog Must Have A Theme
To have a successful blog, and by that I mean one that not only attracts traffic but is easy to monetize, you need to have a consistent theme. The "blog…
Barcamp Nashville: The Good, The Bad & The Ugly #bcn09
Barcamp Nasville 2009 was my first barcamp nashville event. Having spent some time (well more time than I shall indulge) at internet / web events, I'll say it's the best…
Twitter Followers, Romania and Social Stigmas
I lived in Romania in 1994 which was 5 years after the fall of the wall but still very early in the post Communist process. I was 20 at the…
Google Wave, Twitter, Facebook, Latitude and Outlook: The Future
Have you seen what Google Wave is all about yet? It honestly will change the face of the internet forever. There’s no going back. Even if Google Wave fails, if no one uses it – there’s no way to put back the ideas they’ve presented.
Imagine if AOL had failed? Would the internet had failed? I don’t think so. The idea behind the collaborative sharing that AOL put together could never be forgotten and so it shall be with the Wave. (more…)
Kudos to the Twitter Gods!
As I'm sure you know, I suffered a small Twitter set-back yesterday when my Twitter account was deleted and all my connections with it. Well, I panicked at first (that…
9/14/09 – The Day of My Twitter Glitch
Today, I was jolted from my comfort zone and thrust into something new. I accidentally deleted my Twitter account today, and with it the connections to all my friends in the Twitter-verse. I was in the midst of deciding whether or not to sign up for Ironman Wisconsin. The entry fee for the race is now $576 – up from $350 in 2001. To give myself a few minutes to digest that enormous price tag, I typed www.twitter.com/danrmorris into my browser. (more…)