Small Business Computing just released a terrific article about choosing a good small business web hosting provider — and the story includes a little helpful advice from me:
Probably the number one criteria for choosing a Web hosting company is whether it provides good, fast, reliable customer service, 24/7, via email, telephone and live chat.
“All hosting [...]
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About 3 weeks ago, Facebook unveiled its Open Graph API — one of the biggest fundamental changes in the way people will use the web since the first social networks started popping up in 2002 and 2003. And as a result, “like” is becoming one of the most important words in the online marketing dictionary.
For [...]
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Every now and then I get a reminder of why we do what we do and why we love our clients so much.
Last Thursday afternoon, a small box came in the mail from our client Mark Taylor, inventor of The Durand wine opener. This past winter we helped Mark and his group launch their product [...]
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Earlier this week, Zero-G Creative unveiled it’s first ever social media offering. But that decision did not come without a great deal of consideration which will not surprise those who know us and our not-so-secret feelings on the widespread abuse of social media for profit. Our offering does come with a disclaimer though: while we [...]
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The video quality may not be terrific (we apologize but we are trying to dig up something better) but that is us presenting to a nearly full house at SXSW’s Day Stage. We discussed some topics from our book Marketing: Unmasked and then took questions. Thanks so much to SXSW for the opportunity, we really [...]
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This was by far my favorite non-conference event at SXSW and it was even more incredible since they gave me the opportunity to speak. The night featured 20 speakers, each doing about two minutes of material answering the question, “Who Loves Ya, Baby?”
Here is my answer below. This was a blast and I want to [...]
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