How To Use Evergreen Traffic Drivers So Your Blog Grows While You Sleep
Smart Pas·sive In·come /smärt ˈpasiv ˈinˌkəm/ Building online businesses that take advantage of systems of automation that allow transactions, cash flow, and growth to happen without requiring a real-time presence. That’s Pat Flynn’s definition, and what a brilliant concept. I don’t know if Pat Flynn coined it or not, but he owns it now and it surely […]
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Introducing: Marketing Master Profiles [Guide to the World’s Best Marketers]
Big Data is all the rage these days and one can easily find many articles about businesses gaining some advantage or other by analyzing their data. Can we use a similar approach to understand who has the best answers in marketing? Yes! Follow the Top 15 Master Marketers and you shall learn much, young padawan. […]
Warning! Are Small Business Failure Stories Getting You Down?
Do Small Business Failure Stories Get You Down? Serendipity, Venture Capital, and Do Only the Paranoid Survive? Sometimes my blog posts are motivated entirely by serendipity, and this morning that’s exactly what happened with this post. I read a couple of small business failure stories, and they didn’t get me down at all. They made […]
Social Media: Threat to Democracy?
Courtesy Sue on Flickr Part way through the American election campaign, I realized I was living an illusion. I hadn’t seen a single piece of pro-Trump content on social media, despite his surging popularity. Since I wasn’t seeing this content in my feeds, I was pretty certain pro-Trump people weren’t seeing any of the Clinton […]
The Secret Power of Assuming the Best Intentions
A long time ago, a colleague of mine at the startup I founded said one sentence that changed my work life. When you’re considering peoples’ intentions and, “You have to choose between malice and ignorance – always choose ignorance. Most people don’t have time to be malicious.” What he meant was that people are generally […]
The Rebirth of Silent Movies – Online
A few months ago, I started thinking about the fact that I consume virtually all my online video with the sound off. Whether I’m in the back of a taxi, on a plane waiting to take off, or amusing myself while waiting in line at the coffee shop, I have become incredibly adept at figuring […]
Where are all the women in tech?
Where are all the women in tech? There are, of course, very high profile female executives who are great examples to all of us (Ginni Rometty, Marissa Meyer, Susan Wojcicki are just a few). But what about the many thousands of strong female leaders in tech whose every move is not covered by mainstream media? […]
Paid, Earned and Owned Are Dead
It’s absolutely perfect timing for this blog post (which I’ve been thinking about for the last month or so), hot on the heels of Altimeter Group’s report, released this week, titled, The Converged Media Imperative: How Brands Will Combine Paid, Earned and Owned Media. It’s a great report that identifies and speaks to a trend […]
Work: You’re Doing It Wrong
As is fitting on Labour Day, I’d like to draw together some threads I’ve seen over the last week, all relating to work. They may not seem initially to be connected, but don’t worry – I’ll get there!! The first came in the form of a post titled “Are Women Dissatisfied Enough?” on one of […]
