Archive for January, 2012
Monday, January 30th, 2012
I’m currently reading “Rework” by Jason Fried and David Heinemeier Hansson, the founders of 37signals. I haven’t quite finished the book but the following excerpt seemed relevant to my posts of late and my current predicament: Hire great writers If you are trying to decide among a few people to fill a position, hire the [...]
Posted in Literature, MBA, Sauder, Self Marketing |
and Tagged: book, David Heinemeier Hansson, Entrepreneurship, excerpt, GMAT, Jason Fried, job search, quotation, Rework, unemployed, writing, written composition |
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Sunday, January 29th, 2012
The other day I once again tried to pass on what is truly important if you want to have longterm success writing online. Whether you blog or not, whether you use Facebook or Twitter or some other niche social network, certain fundamental truths hold. Ninety percent of everything published online is crap. You have only [...]
Posted in Blogging, Internet, Online Social Networks, Search Engines, Self Marketing |
and Tagged: Angie Varona, awesome, Awesomeness, boobs, cats, Christopher Walken, cowbell, Facebook, Google, Internet Famous, Kahlil Gibran, kittens, Klout, quotation, racks, Twitter, Will Ferrell, YouTube |
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Friday, January 27th, 2012
Notice I wrote “self publishing” not “blogging”, the world wide web always had the concept of self publishing and user created content. Everyone was supposed to learn HTML and have a home page. It is only with the rise of blogging, social media, and various web services that self publishing has become so easy that [...]
Posted in Blogging, Internet, Miniature Painting, Online Social Networks, Search Engines, Self Marketing, WordPress |
and Tagged: blogging, content management systems, focus, impact, influence, Online Communities, online jargon, passion, Quality, repetition, self publishing, timelessness, timeliness, Top 10, writing |
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Friday, January 27th, 2012
A day doesn’t go by when someone doesn’t tweet another posting on how to blog better, or how important it is to blog, or the power of social networks in building a brand, or… You get the picture. Most of this advice isn’t new and it doesn’t even get right down to what is really [...]
Posted in Blogging, Keyword Referrals, Online Social Networks, Search Engines, WordPress |
and Tagged: Angie Varona, blog, categories, focus, Google, Googlebot, Googlejuice, keyword density, Klout, Michael Crooks, repetition, tags, taxonomy, writing |
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Saturday, January 21st, 2012
Much digital ink gets spilled writing about Google’s ever changing search engine algorithm, but lately some folks have been starting to consider how they can increase something other than their GoogleJuice. Klout fancy themselves “The Standard of Influence”. Just like Google they have an algorithm that measures, ranks, and assigns a numerical score. Unlike PageRank [...]
Posted in Blogging, Internet, Keyword Referrals, Marketing, Online Social Networks, Search Engines, Self Marketing, WordPress |
and Tagged: Dennis Pang, Facebook, Google, Google Juice, Googlejuice, hash tag, influence, Klout, Nurgle, PageRank, search engine optimization, SEO, social media, Twitter, Unbounce, writting |
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