My ongoing job search lately has lead me to do a lot of Googling and a lot of lying in bed unable to sleep, which sometimes leads to me getting up and sitting in front of my computer more. There are a lot of self proclaimed experts online, some of them actually know what they are talking about, some of them just talk a lot. Separating the wheat from the chaff is still a billion dollar problem online, as someone who continues to spend too much time online, here is how I manage my personal social media firehose…

Tonight I went to my first ever Vancouver Blogger meetup and of course I decided to blog about it. As my post started to grow beyond a few paragraphs and snide comments I realized I was going to have to bring my A game if I wanted to increase my fame in Vancouver’s blogosphere and join the ranks of the Digerati…

This week I saw Marc Stoiber speak, again. I had previously seen him speak while I was an MBA student. Sverre Panduro talked him into coming to speak at the UBC Net Impact club…

The second book in the MarketingProfs.com book club is “The Origin of Brands: How product evolution creates endless possibilities for new brands” by Al & Laura Ries…

I just completed reading “Citizen Marketers: When People Are the Message” the latest book from Ben McConnell and Jackie Huba. I succumbed to reading this book ASAP due to repeated exhortations online…