Content Crooner

The point of having a mobile company is that it stays small. Don’t water down your products with useless features. Have only the features you need, but do them well. Focus on being useful.

In my last post I admonished you to get collaborative. You got excited about being open, trusting, respectful and patient. You are poised to pull your team together like never before to run like a racehorse. But you need a place to run your young thoroughbred. You need a track.

Selecting the best article submission site and article distribution service is paramount to a successful article marketing program. The most successful marketers use ones that offer the best options to give them complete article marketing automation.

I am so smart. Just let me tell you how smart I am. I am so smart, I have the best idea yet for how to create a spectacular web site. You see, my little specializations really are the coolest, sexiest, most useful ever. On top of that, I have a bunch of ideas how things ought to be done that everybody else is getting wrong. No doubt you are aching to see the way I have reinvented the Internet. Ok, stop ...

In my last post, I talked about how the thinking of leading companies has shifted from big, infrequent changes to small, quick incremental ones. Now, I will consider how you can apply this outlook in your own business.

No longer do we think in terms of major or even minor releases. We now think in terms of evolution. No, not missing link evolution, but incremental advancement, graduated transformation.

There is a major new trend happening and I call it “Open is the New Proprietary”.

Do you know what an IVR is? Oh, you do. If you have ever called a big company, you talked to one. It stands for Interactive Voice Response.

Dealing with and avoiding being labeled as a spammer.

We all have to use passwords. Sometimes they just seem silly (why do you need a password at the comic strip Dilbert?) and sometimes they really matter (at your bank web site for instance).

Have you ever been shocked to find out that your spouse, your co-worker, or your little brother had no trouble guessing your password somewhere? Yes, you may have gotten into a predictable rut there. Perhaps it is time to tighten up a ...