Monthly Archives: January 2010

Foursquare Is Powerful Enough to Cure Insomnia and Depression

So  I’ve been toying around with Silicon Valley’s latest toy Foursquare. I realize geolocation services are going to become very big this year as mobile and social become more common. But sometimes I wonder how carried away evangelists can get … Continue reading

4 Comments

Filed under Foursquare

Be A Linchpin Instead of a Cog – Reading Seth Godin

I received my advanced copy of Seth Godin’s Linchpin: Are You Indispensable and will review the book shortly. Seth has a knack for simple and light analogies that do heavy lifting. Cogs are dispensable; linchpins aren’t. As the Technology expands … Continue reading

Leave a Comment

Filed under books

Marketing Is Technology – Insight for the Perplexed

Image via Wikipedia This post is the first in a series focused on revealing the essence of Technology.  These aim of these posts is to spark inquire into the nature of Technology and to provide some fresh insight for Marketers, … Continue reading

4 Comments

Filed under marketing

Twitter Features Wish List

Image via CrunchBase After returning to Twitter after a week-long break, I’ve had the chance to look at the service with a freshened perspective. Twitter needs to stay simple – that’s what drives its success. Nevertheless, I believe Twitter needs … Continue reading

Leave a Comment

Filed under twitter

How to Say No to Twitter – My Week Away from Tweet Crack

A little over a week ago I decided to take a break from Twitter and to heavily reduce my use of the Web in general. It’s becoming apparent to me that those of us who work heavily with the Web … Continue reading

1 Comment

Filed under twitter