A humbling story
I have been “out there” on the Web for years now. Search my name and you can piece together a pretty solid picture of who
I have been “out there” on the Web for years now. Search my name and you can piece together a pretty solid picture of who
For anyone who has developed community programs as part of a medium to large corporation, there are two words that can send shivers down their
In 2003, I was working on the community team at The LEGO Company, the maker of those fantastic and wonderfully ubiquitous plastic interlocking bricks. During
Did you hear about (or more importantly see the YouTube video) of the United Breaks Guitar song and story? Here’s how the Vanno blog sums
Most of us know that in the typical online community, it’s not kosher to post blatant marketing materials. But when confronted by other more nuanced
Let’s get this out of the way right up front: text-based communication is extremely difficult. In face-to-face communication, you have three forms of communication taking
You don’t have to agree with everything Seth says to make following his posts worthwhile. Here’s proof : So maybe instead of getting your company on twitter, paying marketers to mention you are on twitter, and paying people to blog about your company, forget all that and just make awesome stuff that gets people excited about your products, hire people that represent the company well, and when your stuff is so awesome that friends share it with other friends, you may not even need “social media marketing” after all.
Another must watch (no seriously) video from Clay Shirky. This dude is seriously amazing.
Since I’m in Chicago this week, and since I’m cleaning out my inboxes (both virtual and physical), I thought I’d share some good stuff related
Andy with GasPedal just let me know that he’s posted a cool job opening on the Community Guy Job Board for a VP of Social
If you do any public speaking, be sure to watch this video. John Hodgman is an amazing (and hilarious) storyteller and his presentation shows it.
Last week I was reading this article about Secretary of State Clinton talking about Twitter’s role in the Iranian elections. Overall, it’s an impressive statement
Having successfully made it to Seattle, I’ve been caught up in the haze of work, two year old, and unpacking. What better time to point
My friend, Jeremy Leonard made a great comment about why startups typically fail. I thought I’d share. There are three reasons partnerships fail: 1) they
TechCrunch reports on an absolutely stunning factoid: Time Magazine recently called YouTube one of the biggest tech failures of the past decade, which was hilarious.
With each new hype, new projects form often without appropriate staffing and resources, only to die down or off a short time later. Today, for
A few weeks back, the folks at Ford recently reached out to offer me a test drive of the new Lincoln MKS. I was a
Shortly before Christmas last year, I needed a new watch. It was time to step up to a “big boy watch”, forsaking the $100 jobs
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