The Good Client Part I: Mobycity and The Financial Times
Mar 12th
Reading Andy Wibbels book, “Blog Wild!” just inspired me to write a six-part series about some great clients I recently worked with, and others that ultimately wasted my time and energy. This post is The Good Client Part I.
First, I have to thank Jari Rouas, Sr. Digital Consultant at MRA Advertising/Production More >
RiverWalk of Hope Facebook Fan Page Is Up!
Mar 11th
Welcome back and thanks as always for stopping in. We are moving right along with The Westchester RiverWalk of Hope fundraiser. Yesterday I managed to setup our Facebook fan page, along with a paypal donation button on both my blog, and the fan page itself.
In Facebook I originally started off More >
Westchester RiverWalk of Hope Fundraiser… Who’s Coming?
Feb 25th
Not too long ago my brother Todd and I were exchanging messages on Facebook, brainstorming a charitable event fundraiser to benefit the orphans of Haiti. He mentioned hiking the entire Appalachian Trail and I thought it would be a great idea.
After spending a little more time with it we realized that it could be More >
How To Launch A Social Media Campaign On The Cheap (or Free)
Feb 22nd
Hiring an ad agency or professional marketing consultant to build an online reputation through social media in 2010 might seem like an impossibility for some small business owners looking to trim expenses within the confines of slender budgets. I know plenty of businesses in Westchester, New York who have been impacted by More >
Does HTML5 and CSS3 Have a Future?
Feb 19th
If you find yourself bored of reading about Fashion week, Google Buzz, and Tiger Woods check out the bickering going on within the web development community over “Adobe’s secret hold” on HTML5. It’s like a bunch of kids on the playground arguing over who was a better Center Fielder: Willie Mays or Ty More >
5 Things You Can Learn From Building a Snowman
Feb 17th
While there was still some sunlight left to illuminate the yard last night I spent over an hour with my three year old nephew Darius and his daddy building Frosty. Rolling the base was challenging, but you realize afterwards what a great workout it actually is.
Although the origin of the snowman is still widely debated by More >
Why the Internet Has Become Fast Food
Feb 15th
The Internet has become fast food. Recently I have been focusing on the number of Feedburner subscribers I am attracting and retaining, and it’s pretty obvious that every time I publish a new post there is a surge in new subscribers. If my day job takes me away from publishing a More >
What’s all The Google Buzz About?
Feb 12th
As per usual, once Google releases anything new the hype factor surges to record levels. Pardon my sarcasm here, but it’s true. Don’t get me wrong, I have come to love and appreciate several of their web based applications and services such as Analytics, Docs, Feedburner, Insights, Reader, and Webmaster More >
What Was Your Favorite Super Bowl Commercial?
Feb 8th
Every year a lot of focus is placed on the commercials at the Super Bowl, both from the perspective of advertisers and viewers. Super Bowl XLIV was no different. Dumping millions of dollars into a :30 second spot might not seem prudent with respect to ROI given the state of More >
The February Social Mashup
Feb 5th
This month I was rather spontaneous about a blogging project I had in mind. Although not entirely a new concept, I decided to ask my friends and following through all of my social networks including my blog to offer whatever they had to offer. Whether it be original or something More >