Chris Winfield of 10e20.com published a blog post today about Twitter. It’s a great example that if you talk about those who talk, you are going to be talked about. Most marketing is common sense. Big up ten people and you will find ten people bigging you up in return. Does this represent a new [...]
How I Use Twitter for Headline Examples
I finally found a use for Twitter which combines my love for knocking headline ideas around. Check out these twitter headlines. Basically, I get a headline idea which I think worthy of the Twitter mosh pit and I throw it in. If I get feedback great, if not, the headline needs serious work. Even is [...]
The Problem With Linkbait
When you have every social media marketing blog loaded in your RSS reader, you soon come to identify a problem within the space. The problem is the term Linkbait, it is overused, misused and stretched to cover almost all content ever published on the web. Different definitions of linkbait I have heard: A top ten [...]
Stumbleupon Grid Display
Stumbleupon now allows you to change your stumble blog from a list to a grid. It takes a screen cap if the pages you have stumbled and makes a very cool grid. Here is a screen cap of my own blog which you can find here. A lot of changes to websites such as SU [...]
How Ed Dale Hammered in the Final Nail of my Twitter Coffin
So I previously made fun of Twitter, but there was something about it which kept my attention. One thing which kept me connected was the fact that my peers were spending time there and a conversation existed. Not knowing what the conversation was about became painful, so I had to keep dipping in. And, there [...]
Success is Sometimes Just about Sticking Around
In December 2005 I wrote a blog post for Darren Rowse on Problogger.net , that’s over two years ago. It’s not a bad little article, although I no longer agree with a couple of things. Keep your posts down to 250 words! No chance, a post should be as long as it needs to be. [...]