Monthly Archives: June 2009
U.S. Government Agencies Use WordPress
Image via Wikipedia Not necessarily the best recommendation, but in this case I’m proud that Uncle Sam uses open source software like WordPress so widely. This list is from M. Jaquith, who writes the fine Mark on WordPress. Here is … Continue reading
Google Reader Is Your Information Funnel Or Firehose
Depending on how you use it, Google RSS Reader can be a discerning filter, a news funnel or an indiscriminate and overwhelming firehose of information/trivia. It takes a little practice, but the world’s most popular online RSS reader is a … Continue reading
Set Up For SMM Efficiency
Here’s a diagram of Seven North’s recommended SMM set up:
Marketing With Twitter In Your Neighborhood
Image via CrunchBase (Via Mashable) Your business is primarily local in scope– How do you use Twitter to build community and market your products within a few miles of your office? Finding local Twitter users to connect with is great … Continue reading
How Does Your Site Portray Your Company?
Image by Getty Images via Daylife (Via Fast Company) I don’t think it gets any clearer than this, from Dear American Airlines: I redesigned your website’s front page, and I’d like to get your opinion. I’m a user interface designer. … Continue reading
Identity Central: URL and Company Name Selection
Image via Wikipedia (Via ReadWriteWeb) The ReadWriteStart Channel has up-to-the-minute advice for new and re-visioning small business-people. Here is their much-referenced advice on URLS and company names. Relax (But Avoid Really Horrible Ones) URLs matter a lot less than it … Continue reading