SiteLogic expanding into more training opportunities: 2007 This has been an extremely busy summer, and there has been no lack of productivity. In fact, things have really been heating up [...]
The Red Shirt Phenomenon In my seminars, I enjoy teaching analytics because the fun is in finding effective and memorable methods to help people understand the concepts. One of [...]
So I got tagged by Matt McGee, and this thing has spread like wildfire. Apparently, there is a tagging thing going around where, if you are tagged, you have to [...]
Paco Underhill’s Why We Buy: The Science of Shopping. This was one of the most fascinating books I’ve read in the past few years. While it briefly touches on Web [...]
Google buys YouTube, the popular video sharing site, for a paltry $1.65 billion. This surprised many industry watchers as Google has typically bought start-ups before they became popular. YouTube has [...]
I’ve realized something about blogging. It takes work to keep updated and have a constant stream of original thoughts. I never want to parrot other people’s content, which is why [...]
The other night I went to my local drive through to grab a quick meal for the family – of course, it was a big order. After paying for the [...]
The Archives: Shuttered Google Services From 2006: A new service is available from Google Talk, and it blows my chances completing a Google-free week. Well, technically, I still haven't done [...]
This is one of the prophetic visions of Neil Postman. In his book, Entertaining Ourselves to Death, which I had to read in college, he provided a clear warning about [...]
Do you ever check on your own products and see what people are saying about them (or you) online? I was able to be on a panel discussion during last [...]
