I remember someone asking me in 1995 when I was building my first web site and describing how cool this new technology was, “Hey can you help me get on the interweb?” Sure I said, just take a left on the Internet superhighway and look for the exit that starts Read more…
Last night I had the opportunity to have five minutes to pitch an idea on creating a grassroots network for Downtown Raleigh Wi–Fi at Ignite Raleigh. This was the first time for the event in Raleigh and it was a great success. Good speakers, variety of topics, lots of socializing Read more…
I am busy preparing for my five minutes at Ignite Raleigh on Wednesday night at the Lincoln Theatre. The format is that each presenter gets five minutes to present their idea and their 20 slides will advance every 15 seconds. I finished my presentation yesterday and sent to the organizers Read more…
Today is day 10 of my 30 Day Blogger Challenge and so I decided to write about five lessons learned so far: Blogging every single day is a challenge to find the time and creative drive to publish a complete article. Also daily frequency may be too much for any Read more…
Blogs, Twitter feeds, Facebook groups and MySpace pages, what does it all mean to today’s marketing professionals? Whether you’re plugged in to social networking or not, these new technologies are allowing consumers to communicate and discuss brands in all aspects to a global audience. You may not have a Facebook Read more…