As I have said again and again in posts like Two more Google Webmaster Tools tips and tricks, Your website sucks, and Search success hinges on site speed, Google has a need, a…
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One person can change the world. Thank you, Internet
Maybe the revolution will not be televised but it will certainly be tweeted. If you thought “it only takes one person to change the world” was bull, think again. While there…
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The dashboard has finally been perfected
One of the biggest problems I have as a small businessman is keeping track of everything: RSS feeds, competitors, backend performance data, social media mentions and trends, sales cycles, reputation…
Read MoreSearch and replace will change your blog forever
If you’ve been blogging for a long time, your life has probably changed a number of times. You’ve developed a history that has been, until now, etched in stone. But…
Read MoreFulfill your resolution to blog in 11 steps
So “blogging” is on your 2014 New Year’s resolution. Good for you. My goal is to guide you well past the first 28-days and into habituation. Starting blogging is not…
Read MoreYour website sucks
I am going to rush through some of the most obvious ones that pop up to me. These are general mistakes, concerns, and issues—I haven’t the time nor the impulse to collect and shame all of the perpetrators and perpetuators of this sort of thing, probably because I don’t make my money from web application development. So, without further ado, here’s my list of web application disasters and mistakes
Read MoreChoosing the right CMS for content marketing
This month, we bypass the concepts and big ideas of content marketing and dive into an important nuts-and-bolts question: how do you know which CMS (content management system) is right…
Read MoreFill in your entire social media timeline backlog
Spend this week digging through memories predating the moment you joined the online conversation and start posting them. You can post them as the date they happened in real life,…
Read MoreMarketers still need to learn some basic HTML
I have recently been blogging for the Huffington Post and they use Six Apart‘s Movable Type blogging platform. Moveable Type was my second blogging platform after converting from Noah Grey’s…
Read MoreUpgrade your lame agency website into your social media brand HQ
At the end of the day, none of us own anything we do on Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, Google+. What we do own is our own properties. No matter how many…
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