I love football. I have a favorite team, but I will never own them. I’m not the caveman sports fan. This allows me to love the sport as a whole and enjoy a good game no matter who is playing.
This year’s Super bowl Sunday which was also dubbed via the web as #brandbowl had the worst ads over all that I can remember. I base this on my own personal laugh out loud moments or WOW moments. To which I had only three total. Read the rest of this entry »
Here it is 2010 and it’s the year social media makes money, right? Sure, why not. Everyone loves a band wagon and buzz words. I mean, I read all these posts and read profile after profile of people who call themselves gurus and ninjas. At some point it, all seems a little silly. Read the rest of this entry »
Happy New Year to everyone! There will be countless articles and videos regarding twenty ten. Everything from predictions to resolutions of what’s up for this year in business. I’m going to walk way out on a limb and start by saying I could care less about most business models for 2010. I do business like I’m living in the 50s — the 1950s, to be exact.
If you overlook the racism and, of course, the sexism, it was a golden era for business, at least here in America. It was a time when people actually knew who sold them products and provided them services. It was a time when people knew their banker by name and the banker knew them, their families and took a geniune, personal interest in who his customers were.
For me, this is not a huge thing. In fact, this is the way I’ve done business for the past 10 years – actually, it’s the way I’ve always done business. And I’ll continue doing it that way. You can talk all day about how “Social Media” has changed the game. The reality is that anyone who says that hasn’t been in the game of business for very long. If they have, it wasn’t a business they built themselves. In the end, it’s all about the people and customer service and a quality product. Read the rest of this entry »
On Tuesday Dec 1st I was in NYC shooting videos and attending a #140conf meet up. I had a great day hanging at the Roger Smith Hotel aka @RSHotel where I shot of a few of my videos. That night I was literally surrounded by a bevy of blondes and a few brunettes. As I looked around the room, the amount of women easily doubled the amount of men.
When you think of the top names in social media, a list of men come to mind easily. It’s harder to think of women who are dominant in this space. That being said women are more social and they outnumber the amount of men in the space. Collectively women are swarming in masses creating tsunami waves of influence. Read the rest of this entry »
@jeffpulver thank you for giving a voice to so many different people.
In the coming days, the videos from the talks will be released. Make sure you follow @140conf. You should definitely look for the videos of these other speakers from the event: @cc_Chapman, @porterVA, @adwal & @Bsimi, and @drew. You should follow them as well. They are all amazing. I will be tweeting links to the talks that I thought had value as well.
There might be a few moments in this interview where you may think I’m a fanboy. I am 100% a fanboy of the way Digg.com and Revision3.com handles business and their community. It was refreshing to talking to @KevinRose hearing the voice of a regular down to earth guy who still gets it. Read the rest of this entry »
I will be at the 140conf, and I hope someone talks about tweeting with integrity. No one is perfect, yet at the very least we can be real. Read the rest of this entry »
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