A while back, I wrote about online panels, a kind of focus group on steroids that companies are using to both lower their research costs and to scale survey data…
Read MoreA Do It Wrong Quickly success story
Reader Anna Green challenged me to write my own success story to illustrate just what kind of entries I am expecting for my new Do It Wrong Quickly contest. So…
Read MoreWe have a winner and a new contest
We have a winner in the first Do It Wrong Quickly contest. It was a far easier decision than I had anticipated, because I got exactly one entrant! So, I…
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Search marketing 2.0
We’ve all heard about Web 2.0 and it’s getting a bit tired to call everything that changes 2.0, but that didn’t stop me. Because the changes brought about by Web…
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Web analytics an hour a day
If any of you don’t read Avinash Kaushik’s blog, Occam’s Razor, add it to your RSS reader now. But I have an even better idea for you—buy his book, Web…
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“Thank you for your patience”
I love trains. Whenever it makes sense, I prefer to take a train rather than a plane—I find them more comfortable, more relaxing, and it’s easier to read or use…
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Product Demo 2.0
How many of you sell products that require salespeople to visit customers to provide a demonstration? If that sounds like your company, you’ve probably written off the Internet for that….
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Web marketing for consultants
I had a chance to speak to the NJ Coast IEEE Consultants group today, showing them how to juice up their Web marketing. Consultants are experts in their specialty, but…
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Big companies change a lot
After speaking in Chicago on Friday, I spent a delightful couple of hours waiting out flight delays. (Yeah, I don’t think I’ve written that sentence before, either.) I was hanging…
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Search by the numbers
Another day, another conference. This has been a busy week for me, and next week will be the same. So apologies that my daily blog this week has been little…
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