June 30th, 2008
From CNNMoney;
Getting your mind organized - and mapped
“Mind mapping” can help organize your brainstorms. This week, cult favorite Mindjet released a new, online tool for collaborative mapping.
This week Mindjet launched the first online-only version of MindManager, called Mindjet Connect. For $8.99 a month, users can collaborate with co-workers on the same mind map at the […]
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June 20th, 2008
Speaking of “Dating Your Prospects” at eBay Live, Seth Godin offers valuable thoughts and suggestions…
Julia Wilkinson tells us the reason Seth asked rhetorically “Why are you not dating your prospects” is “to build communication with them; a way to differentiate yourself from all the other products on the proverbial shelf.”
That isn’t really new news. What […]
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June 10th, 2008
With the new PayPal Widget…
Once again (I guess I’m reading Ina quite a bit eh?) a hat tip to Ina Steiner at Auctionbytes who lets us in on;
Creating MySpace Storefronts with PayPal Widget
“PayPal’s Storefront widget, which launched recently, lets casual sellers easily create virtual storefronts to embed into their blogs or websites. Now PayPal says […]
By Mark -- 1 comment
May 30th, 2008
So, in your browsers address bar you see that the secure site you’ve just signed into has an URL that contains (unencrypted?) the last four digits of your social security number. Then, being the person you are, having a concern about your neighbor’s security if they sign on to the same site, you do an […]
By Mark -- 2 comments
April 10th, 2008
They set it up for what may eventually be revealed as a totally self-centered corporate profit generating attitude but it doesn’t mean that you are required to react with a negative attitude towards their policies!
What they said;
Safe Payments Requirements
Last January, Bill announced that all new sellers would be required to offer PayPal or a merchant […]
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December 10th, 2007
I’m going to take this lesson and learn it to the best of my ability. I’d hope you would also…
In an obviously emotional piece, David Carr writes today about some pathetic cost cutting measures in the newspaper world which have cost some very experienced and compassionate folks their jobs.
Speaking specifically of John Conroy, a veteran […]
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November 15th, 2007
I’m beginning to develop a liking for Blogrunner…
A few principles I believe ought to hold true for an online start-up as well as an offline from an article pointed to by Blogrunner;
Inside Entrepreneurship: Don’t let funding challenges derail you
“[The] prospective entrepreneur didn’t understand that adversity is not the same as failure. Tougher challenges require a […]
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October 29th, 2007
Special guest author: Laura Spencer (more on Laura at the end of the post)
If you work from home in your boxers (as the title of this blog suggests), you probably realize that it’s becoming increasingly necessary to participate in online communities and social media to generate new business. Yet, that very same online presence that […]
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September 13th, 2007
Quoting Jessica Dickler, CNNMoney.com staff writer;
“CNNMoney.com asked several venture capitalists to reveal what they look for in entrepreneurs before they will even consider investing in their start up. And for the most part, they were all in complete agreement.”
Passion
“Aside from the usual paper trail of credentials, the most important thing is that [entrepreneurs] have a […]
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July 13th, 2007
I’ll say it again - Live, Honest, Free Commenting Has Positive Results!
Microcosmic as it may be, I believe this exchange between Raj and myself is indicative of the truth behind commenting live, honestly and for free.
What appeared initially, to me, to be a disagreement, evolved into a brief and positively productive conversation within which I […]
By Mark -- 2 comments
July 1st, 2007
Referencing Google’s newly beefed-up Webmaster Help Center because Matt Cutts offered a thought, there are a couple of points I personally find important. Whether or not, in actual practice, these are true, might not be the most important consideration, if you’re like me…
“Webmasters who spend their energies upholding the spirit of the basic principles will […]
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June 17th, 2007
How proficient are you at taking tests? Would you be interested in being recognized as a tested and Qualified AdWords Individual or Company? Well, besides Google’s recognition as a tested and Qualified AdWords Individual or Company you can:
Display the official AdWords Qualified Individual or Company Logo on your website and in many other materials to […]
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June 13th, 2007
Since I’ve been online there has been an endless discussion about keywords and search engine ranking. Because of “tools” like Google Cash Detective and AdSpyPro (and many others) there has been an associated discussion of free keyword tools.
From the “Big Boy,” Google, the Google Adwords Keyword Tool
“The Keyword Tool is a great way to generate […]
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May 21st, 2007
Working online, despite many claims by TV commercials and other scams, does take time. This can be especially true in the summer when the allure of BBQs, swimming, sporting events, and just about everything else looks way more fun than doing your work. Despite your best attempts at avoiding work all together or putting it […]
By kris -- 2 comments
May 16th, 2007
Before reading check out part 1: Google Reader Hacks for Time Effectiveness
Learn even more shortcuts. Yesterday’s condensed list of shortcuts was far from complete. Here’s even more shortcuts you can use to help you on Google Reader:
n/p - Scan up/down
enter - open/close item
v - opens item source (great for incomplete feeds)
1/2 - expanded/list view
gs - […]
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