September 17, 2009

Top 10 things I Don't Have Time to Blog About

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I am using Posterous now and thought that I would like to try to post to my blog from Gmail and so here it is.

Top 10 things I Don't Have Time to Blog About
  1. When people don't respond to your email. What do you do? Did they miss it? Do they hate you?
  2. CreateWV Conference has some great tracks on Education.
  3. Web 2.0 and elearning. Where are we at right now?
  4. Where Marketing and Training come together.
  5. Data mining and SEO and Paid Search.
  6. A Twitter app in the form of Google Reader would be awesome.
  7. Squarespace pros and cons. Mostly Pros.
  8. Young people making out on the Wheelchair Ramp outside my office window. Not once, BUT TWICE?
  9. Tweetdeck iphone app is really getting better
  10. People who are very prolific on the web and don't respond to your email. They hate you.

Bonus: are all SEOs using RFDa? If not will they soon?

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September 15, 2009

Google's New Interface for News: The FastFlip

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Google has released a new interface for thier news. FastFlip. I think it is interesting because it represents another way to access and browse information. As we start to combine realtime information such as Twitter search and Google Waves with news and articles we need new ways of reading through the large amounts of data. I kind of like the new format, but I am not sure if I would seek it out. I have been using Cool Iris more lately so maybe it can be useful.

September 11, 2009

Great lunch to send off our great Intern. Thanks @jeffjam and Rusty!

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http://bit.ly/gDXAp Interesting presentation on the "fold" - mentions research that indicates people don't mind to scroll.

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CreateWV Community

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The CreateWV online community is up to about 42 members, but they are not very active. If you are interested in helping West Virginia create a new economy, new opportunities, and a new attitude check out this online community.  It is easy to sign up and start engaging. There are groups around the key areas of the CreateWV such as diversity, education, technology, and business innovation. The site allows each individual to have a platform to share and engage and collaborate.  Come check it out!

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A Quick Personal Reflection

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Here it is September and things have really been going great since I
have been working at Mythology Marketing. My one year employment mark
will be in October. Since coming on board I have learned so much about
marketing, strategic planning, and implementation of interactive
marketing plans with all types of organizations. Working for Jeff
James is incredible. If you every want to see what happens when you
combine marketing brilliance with incredible work ethic, just hang out
with Jeff for a couple of days and you will see how it all comes
together.

 On the personal front, things are going great as well. Our family's
spiritual journey is about to hit a new level of commitment, Alex is
loving football, and Emily got great news from the doc. We are truly
blessed. My wife is in her third year back in the classroom after 7
years home with our children. Her challenges/opportunities include 21
third graders with 21 netbooks, one of which is our daughter Emily
(3rd grader not netbook). I continue to focus on my running, trying
to gear up for a marathon and a half in January.

 Back to the professional side of things, I have become engaged in the
cross between data, marketing, and social media. It is a truly
fascinating intersection of information and ideas. A lot of my recent
activity has been around helping organizations put in processes that
help them engage in web/interactive marketing and social media in the
most effective way. Of course a lot of that is about being efficient
as well. Most don't know how to find the time to engage. So far my
recommendations have been around processes and tools that can help.

 I continue to design, implement, and manage training and learning
activities. They tend to be more integrated into marketing processes,
but I enjoy working within a set of business goals and outcomes that
are not "training" specific. Of course, many would say all goals and
outcomes should be business specific.

 As I look ahead, I am excited about helping Mythology get to the next
level, spending more time with my family, and continuing to engage in
great groups like CreateWV, Mountain State Marketers, and learning to
be a better person.

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