Rated • 2 reviews • humor, marketing, blogs, aprilfool • virtual-coach.com
My friend Barbara Ling made this clever blog post for April 1st. This is one of the funnier things I saw that day. If you are an internet marketing professional, I think you'll enjoy it.
Rated • 1 review • blogs • utterli.com
My latest Utterli on markdavidson.org.
Rated • 1 review • barbaraling.com
Ever wish you had a snappy comeback to that inane line, especially when you hate the world and the world should die?
Rated • 1 review • internet • twitterstars.com
Perhaps the best unforeseen benefit of twitter has been the opportunity to connect with so many tweeps from the greater Boston area, especially over Red Sox games. Though I've been living in Virginia for nearly 20 years, I grew up in Massachusetts, and it's so nice to build relationships with people from my native commonwealth, even as I feel pangs of homesick envy when they tweet about going to Fenway Park.
Rated • 2 reviews • blogs, twitter, followers, twitter followers, pprlisa • twitterstars.com
I am having a very bad day that has topped off a very bad week. Twitter saved me! It's crazy how people can develop friendships 140 characters at a time!
Rated • 1 review • marketing, military, support, socialmedia, twitter • twitterstars.com
Rated • 1 review • web design • twitter.com
@markdavidson and its corrollary: don't optimize your searchability before optimizing your findability!
Rated • 1 review • cognitive science • melissapierce.com
This is a quirky blog authored by life coach Melissa Pierce. It's not exactly what I was expecting by found myself delighted by it none the less. I'm not sure if others will enjoy it as well but I figured hey, let's just post it and see what happens.
Rated • 2 reviews • internet, web 2 0, online reputation, online critics • web-strategist.com
The Long Term Impacts of Online Critics on Personal Brands
Rated • 2 reviews • marketing • technosailor.com
Aaron's post hits the bull's eye. This is such an important topic. Getting one's customers to feel a sense of ownership in one's product is critical. Foster it, develop it, and support it. What Aaron's post describes is essential to effective marketing.
